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www.grammarphobia.com
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| | | | | Is the English word "randy" etymologically related to the Hindi word ????, which is pronounced similarly and has a similar meaning? | |
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breathesbooks.com
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| | | | | The Surgeon of Crowthorne,Simon Winchester It sounds pretty sensational: a known murderer worked on the first edition of the Oxford English Dictionary -- a m | |
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| | | | | I'm sure plenty of you completed that first word as "fucking," because verbals are beastly things that confuse students (and teachers!) everywhere. I wouldn't disagree with you, if you did. Onward, shall we? There are two types of -ing verbals: participles and gerunds. I won't delve into the controversy surrounding gerunds ("do they really exist?")... | |
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