• Re: "triskaidekaphobia"

  invented by putting latin prefixes and suffixes together. Please note that there are words
  alt.usage.english by master of all photosohp 6 yr 79 days ago Numbers, Prefixes, Countries, United Kingdom, Great Britain, Colours, Writing, Animals, Languages, Suffixes, Phobias

• Re: Big numbers

  to encounter scarily ever-larger numbers, we don't just use the SI prefixes for money as well (eg
  uk.culture.language.english by david m 1 yr 45 days ago Numbers, Countries, Animals, Writing, Context, Prefixes

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  alt.usage.english by evan kirshenbaum 6 yr 31 days ago Prefixes, Analogies, Countries, United Kingdom, Great Britain, United States, Languages, Styles

• Re: Hi, could you help me with my article?

  apply here. ３. You can hold a listener in esteem by using prefixes, suffixes, or special
  ESL Essay, Writing World by clive 198 days ago

• Re: The sound of "S" at the beginning and in the middle of words

  , transmit, transact Latin prefixes “re”, “de”, “pre” followed by a root beginning with “s ...
  ”. But Anglo prefixes “be”, “a” followed by a root beginning with “s” (and vowel) have /s
  English Audio: Speech and Pronunciation by califjim 3 yr 197 days ago Vowels, Consonants, Verbs, Nouns, Conversations, Prefixes

• Re: The word "unreality"

  or the reverse of reality are not exactly the same as the non-existence of reality? Prefixes convey
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by clive 4 yr 28 days ago Prefixes

• Re: verb to a noun

  root, but different prefixes, all form the noun the same way. direct, direction (correct
  ESL Vocabulary and Idioms by califjim 4 yr 58 days ago Verbs, Nouns, Pronunciation, Prefixes, List of Verbs, Translation

• Re: ә (the unstressed schwa) vs. Λ (the stressed schwa)

  e , nearly lax i: pr e serve, r e ply, e rase Almost exclusively in the prefixes e- , be -, de
  English Audio: Speech and Pronunciation by califjim 4 yr 95 days ago American English, Pronunciation, Tenses, Conversations, Prefixes

• Trying to put together resources

  ), phonics ,( basic.. but not childish, and comprehensive) and suffixes, prefixes, ROOT WORDS ( she had
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by aerohead 6 yr 47 days ago Suffixes, Prefixes, Phonics

• Re: Which language is most difficult language for people to learn?

  When you say that English morphology is simple, I assume you are referring to the comparative lack of grammatical inflection. English employs a wide range of prefixes and suffixes to form new words
  ESL Linguistics Discussion Forum by forbes 1 yr 143 days ago Grammar, Suffixes, Prefixes, Numbers, Inflections, Morphology
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