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Home » Archive for July 2016
Why language is such good sport
By Unknown Monday, July 25, 2016 borrowing jargon vocabulary

Why language is such good sport

Previously, I suggested that coffee chains and their pseudo-Italian-American lexicon provided possible evidence of the way that English was ...
Tears to Cheers! (Perseverance!)
By Unknown Friday, July 22, 2016 Math Practices

Tears to Cheers! (Perseverance!)

If you were a fly on the wall in my house this morning, you would have heard this coming from my 10yo during math... [sniff, sniff] [sniff, ...
Discussing language over a coffee...
By Unknown Wednesday, July 20, 2016 attitudes to language change borrowing

Discussing language over a coffee...

Back when I was an A-Level student, I thought I had the concept of borrowings worked out. The textbook definition (as given by my teacher) w...
Brexit: the war of the words
By Unknown Friday, July 8, 2016 contemporary language change new words. ENGA3

Brexit: the war of the words

By chance or design, our often fractious relationship with continental Europe has contributed significantly to our proverbial 'mongrel...
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