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Fowler states that it is customary to italicise "non-naturalised words" to warn the reader... [More]
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Hello everybody!!!
I need you help with this topic. "Base and extreme adjectives meaning and... [More]
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Hi all
I wanna to know angry or angry with.
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Dear all,
this is a question that appeared in one of the major entrance exams in Taiwan. Some... [More]
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Why do L2 speakers of English sound foreign as a result of different phonetic patterns?
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The distinction between phonetics and phonology has a number of implications beyond simply... [More]
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Hey everyone, I've got a question for a paper due in soon and I would appreciate some input... [More]
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1. Hey hi… I’m looking at this dish and it looks really good…can you tell me what it’s made... [More]
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Just read the Chinese paper this morning.
HK government has decided to scrap the grammar... [More]
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Posted By: just the truth on 04-23-2005 02:00 AM
Subject: Re: Past Perfect
Message: Paco... [More]
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How would you say 'Was he going to be able to do it?' in proper English?
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Empires of the Word: A Language History of the World
By Nicholas Ostler
Book review at
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When is a syllabe of the CoVG kind open and when closed? [More]
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In my studies, I've had some interesting discussions regarding the verb "read".
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I haven't seen a thread on sociolinguistics. May I start one?
As English becomes the international... [More]
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Are these correct? If not, why? What do they mean?
1. If that isn't it, then I'd check that... [More]
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(Mod - I moved this from a learner's question as I felt they just needed a simple answer, which... [More]
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Hi!
i'm writing my graduation paper on linguistics, and i need your help. Suffixes might seem... [More]
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Changes of meaning.
Old English derivations.
Old English affixes that we use now.
The Celtic... [More]
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Hi,
For those interested, you might wish to check out Grammar and the Prescriptive Attitude... [More]
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Hello
This is a garbage-like posting written by a poor English learner who has been and still... [More]
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Monika asked, in {http://www.englishforums.com/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=70995}
Could you please... [More]
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This is related to a thread in the General Grammar section ( Post:78137 ).
I find 'as if'... [More]
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This is a spin-off from:
Post:77524
where (among other things) the sentence
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Thank you for your great forum, Linguistics.
I am very happey to ask you a question.
What... [More]
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Hi Englishpros,
* The woman is a TV reporter who is standing in the hotel elevator.
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Hi there,
We need your help !!!
For today 18.00 -21.00 h (25.2.05)
and tommorrow 10.30 -12... [More]
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The language system allows to express a perceived events in different ways using different... [More]
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Some people says that US and UK accents are totally different.
Though, I dont find any relevant... [More]
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http://webster.commnet.edu/grammar/auxiliary.htm#may
Unless otherwise indicated, all written... [More]
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