Blogs about: Verb
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It's Grammartime!
It’s not unusual to find misspelled names on Yahoo! Shine, like Stanley Burrell’s: And it’s not unusual to find a grammatically incorrect verb: Sadly, this isn’t the first time… more →
Terribly Write
Speaking Hands
Mike wrote 2 days ago: In the same way that hands, in all their actions, display the intention of a mind moving them. Is in … more →
VERB
Global English Learning wrote 4 days ago: What are Verbs? The verb is king in English. The shortest sentence contains a verb. You can make a o … more →
Soar
abuthakir4u wrote 4 days ago: @m To increase quickly to a high level @u Her temperature soared @u The price of petrol has soared i … more →
Training verb production in communicative context: Evidence from a person with chronic non-fluent aphasia *
Callier Library wrote 4 days ago: Background: The use of constraint-induced treatment in aphasia therapy has yielded promising but mix … more →
"To be? Or not to be?"
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This Business of Writing wrote 6 days ago: The Great Bard did have a way with words, didn’t he? I’ve been studying writing for some time now an … more →
I Am
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poetic7poetry wrote 1 week ago: This was one of my first ever spoken word pieces….enjoy I vibe off a thought try to write a li … more →
Japanese Verbs
felishkulitz wrote 1 week ago: Image via Wikipedia There are so many reference about Japanese language and in everyone, lessons, ve … more →
v47: vaccinera
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dikko1 wrote 1 week ago: What is a reflexive verb? Wikipedia gives a semantic definition: a reflexive verb is a verb whose se … more →
Can't the subject and verb just get along?
Otte Rosenkrantz wrote 1 week ago: Subject-verb agreement This syntax issue can really bedevil writers, especially students w … more →
It's Grammartime!
Laura wrote 1 week ago: It’s not unusual to find misspelled names on Yahoo! Shine, like Stanley Burrell’s: And i … more →
Editors are important, part 57
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Lisa Pampuch wrote 1 week ago: They know that subjects and verbs need to agree, even in questions. The following headline is disagr … more →
Grammatically impaired: A new protected class?
Laura wrote 2 weeks ago: It must be a severe grammatical impairment that accounts for the errors by a writer for Yahoo! Shine … more →
Pleading guilty to a grammatical felony
Laura wrote 2 weeks ago: The writer of this headline on the Yahoo! front page should plead guilty to a subject-verb felony ch … more →
v45: klippa/skära
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dikko1 wrote 3 weeks ago: I’ve been studying verbs that describe cutting and breaking, events of material separation, or … more →
Surfeit
peterpelto wrote 3 weeks ago: Surfeit Noun (usually singular): an excessive amount of something, (archaic) an illness caused or re … more →
Restitute
Hemant Patel wrote 4 weeks ago: ‘ Give or Bring back ’ USE : The government has agreed to restitute artworks seized by the Nazis dur … more →
Vet
peterpelto wrote 4 weeks ago: Vet Verb (transitive): make a careful and critical examination of (something); (often be vetted) Br … more →
Etch
Hemant Patel wrote 1 month ago: [ e-ch ] To crave something . design , letters. USE : John asked me to etch his name on his pen. … more →
Hapless
Hemant Patel wrote 1 month ago: “ Unfortunate , Miserable.” … more →
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