• Re: 'reposted' as a 'valid' word

  prefixes and suffixes, which may seem correct to any person working as an editor(*), may not have been
  alt.usage.english by adrian pepper 5 yr 107 days ago Prefixes, Business, Careers, Suffixes

• Re: kinship words

  ª½ (mother) and 姐 (elder sister) or the prefixes 大 (big) and 小 (small) are used to indicate sibling ...
  of the brothers of father - Cousins: 8 kinds: kinship prefix + term of sibling. There are two prefixes: å
  alt.usage.english by tak to <.-> 5 yr 109 days ago Marriage, Prefixes, Relationships, Friendships, United States, American, Speaking, Chat, Friends, Salutations, Suffixes

• Re: Is "is" a verb?

  . This is quite simpler to verbs with separable prefixes in German: "abgeben" and "
  alt.usage.english by cybercypher 5 yr 153 days ago Jokes, Prepositions, Phrasal Verbs, Paragraphs, Prefixes, Context, Countries, United Kingdom, Great Britain, Writing, Languages, Verbs, Numbers

• Negative prefixes

  Is in and uni considered negative prefixes?
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by anonymous 63 days ago Negatives, Prefixes, Negations

• Re: Greek characters

  of prefixes. That's one feature absent from Jefferson's proposal (and his occasional binary
  alt.usage.english by gene nygaard 5 yr 114 days ago Prefixes, Mistakes, Speaking, Writing, Speeches, Numbers

• Prefixes

  is re a negative or positive prefix
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by anonymous 133 days ago Negatives, Prefixes, Negations

• Prefixes

  a prefix drops its ending vowel to combine with another word part when and in what cases?
  ESL General English Grammar Questions by anonymous 66 days ago Vowels, Prefixes

• Re: use(d) to

  think that. That auxiliary verbs are well onto their way to becoming inflective prefixes? You what
  alt.usage.english by dr zen 5 yr 102 days ago Spelling, Tenses, Negatives, Prefixes, Mistakes, Context, Sentences, Friendships, United States, American, Speaking, Chat, Writing, Auxiliaries, Negations

• Re: use(d) to

  think that. That auxiliary verbs are well onto their way to becoming inflective prefixes? What
  alt.usage.english by r j valentine 5 yr 103 days ago Spelling, Negatives, Constructions, Prefixes, Mistakes, Context, Friendships, United States, American, Speaking, Chat, Writing, Speeches, Auxiliaries, Negations

• Re: use(d) to

  inflective prefixes? What are you saying, though? I'm saying that "used to" (as spelled
  alt.usage.english by evan kirshenbaum 5 yr 102 days ago Spelling, Negatives, Constructions, Literature, Mistakes, Context, Friendships, Speaking, Chat, Auxiliaries, Verbs, Contractions, Modals, Negations, Modal Verbs
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