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Category: Language musings

These 7 English & American Authors Made It Okay to Break Grammar Rules

June 29, 2017Katarina Lazić 0
These 7 English & American Authors Made It Okay to Break Grammar Rules

In the era of so-called ’grammar nazis’ it is mitigating to know that many of our ultimate writing role models committed some serious grammar crimes […]

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20+ English Sayings whose Origins you Didn’t Know

August 13, 2016Katarina Lazić 0
20+ English Sayings whose Origins you Didn’t Know

Idioms and sayings are first-class tools for ornamenting your everyday language. However, most of us simply learn them by heart, not thinking too much about […]

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Humour and linguistics

November 25, 2015November 26, 2015Milica 0
Humour and linguistics

Breaking of linguistic conventions and rules may seem strange in serious contexts such as court and religious situations, but the truth is that the informal […]

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Do women really talk more?

April 10, 2015April 10, 2015Milica 0
Do women really talk more?

The myth that women talk too much should be debunked? What do you think, my dear ladies? Personally, I think that this persistent myth should […]

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The Influence of Shakespeare on the English Language

February 13, 2015November 13, 2016Milica 0
The Influence of Shakespeare on the English Language

Shakespeare or the Bard of Avon renowned for his literary works made profound impact on the development of the contemporary English language. His works serve […]

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#tError

December 24, 2014Deky 0
#tError

We simply cannot make a better tomorrow today when our past is as dark and mysterious as the universe itself.

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deButchery

November 14, 2014Deky 0
deButchery

Once you see beyond the mountain, once you see through the veil of lies you will realize what mass media and corruption have achieved. Do not think, have fun!

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