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“Under urgency”? I recently came across this phrase for the...
Why does sports media persist in the use of the phrase “hone...
@Hairy Scot English has become like Aussie Rules football...
OH DEAR! So English is to be just like Aussie Rules Footb...
Forvo.com, which is a good source for checking pronunciation...
@D.A.W I have in the past carped about the length of your...
@Jayles @Gallitrot I am indeed sceptical and I was neith...
@goofy Other languages?...
@Jasper Your use of "In regards, to English ... " certa...
Percy, I guarantee that if you go a few miles north to th...
Anglish is probably a diverting hobby for those who are inte...
I suppose a lot depends on the context. For standard everyd...
@D. A. Wood "Despite the fact that I specifically mentioned...
"but" in French is closer to 'bew' than 'boo', so it would b...
Extract from http://www.worldwidewords.org/qa/qa-dif1.htm :-...
Previous post didn't do to well with tabs. But the figures ...
The Collins Cobuild Bank of English shows choice of preposit...
Definition of ACRONYM : a word (as NATO, radar, or laser) f...
@DAPster There is a world of difference between acronyms,...
@AnWulf Those of us who hold that the OED is the ultimate a...
I think that Hairy Scot got it right with "cacography", and ...
Apparently some of these words do have a distinct meaning of...
Nice one Rachel!...
"It came to public attention and gained some notoriety when ...
October 10, 2012, 3:18pm • 0 vote
on: “Bring” vs. “Take” differences in UK and American English
I think the hirsute Caledonian makes a some very good points...