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Hi, I had my final exam from the writing course as a home take-in, but the type of the essay sounded a little bit weird to me. Here is what my lecturer gave as information: Writing FINALWrite an evaluation essay on the following topicThe Self-Evaluation essay is a reflective essay assessing and...

Hi, Francesca, I found "origin" as a verb in the OED online. I suspect it's actually rare; anyway, here is what they say: ETYMOLOGY: MEANING: trans. = ORIGINATE v. 1. QUOTATIONS: 1640 in Acta Parl. Scotl. (1816) V. 300/1 And makeing no kynd of...

For those who are more familiar with IPA: - golf => . (British pronunciation)

In standard British English, 'clarity' is normally pronounced .

From the Mirriam-Webster dictionary (American) Main Entry: 1sched·ule Pronunciation: 'ske-(")jül, -j&l, Canad also 'she-, Britain usually 'she-(")dyül

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Don't think so. Pronunciation:sn for both in M-W unabridged dictionary.

Hi Ant-222 Based on my understanding and verifification with Merriam Webster, . Main Entry: 1ef·fect Pronunciation: i-'fekt, e-, E-, &-Function: nounEtymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French & Latin; Anglo-French, from Latin effectus, from efficere to bring about, from ex- + facere...

Van Khanh wrote:Hi all, keen to do sg = champing at the bits to start doing something champing at the bit (= chomping at the bit =to be eager to do sth), not champing at the bitsThey're synonyms in this case: ----------- chomp Pronunciation:chämp,...

---------- uh-huh Pronunciation:a disyllabic utterance with m- or n-sounds at beginning and end, an h-like interval of voicelessness between, and heavier stress on the first member; in the registering of gratification the voiced members are more prolonged, about equal in stress, and...