American Usage: the ConsensusVan Nostrand Reinhold Company, 1970 - 292 sayfa |
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Sayfa 9
... says ah should be reserved to express delight , relief , and aw to ex- press ... Flesch objects to the shortening of aide ( the original form ) to aid ... says that the usage originated in America and somewhat surpris- ingly adds ...
... says ah should be reserved to express delight , relief , and aw to ex- press ... Flesch objects to the shortening of aide ( the original form ) to aid ... says that the usage originated in America and somewhat surpris- ingly adds ...
Sayfa 11
... Flesch calls it silly in ordinary prose . Often prized and flaunted in ... says all is much more frequent than all of where of is optional , as in the ... Flesch says a good writer or editor automatically changes all of to all ...
... Flesch calls it silly in ordinary prose . Often prized and flaunted in ... says all is much more frequent than all of where of is optional , as in the ... Flesch says a good writer or editor automatically changes all of to all ...
Sayfa 119
... saying . The critic may object that if it goes without saying , why not leave it unsaid ( Copperud ) ; Flesch says that naturally , of course , or omission is preferable . Fow- ler points out that the expres- sion is a translation from ...
... saying . The critic may object that if it goes without saying , why not leave it unsaid ( Copperud ) ; Flesch says that naturally , of course , or omission is preferable . Fow- ler points out that the expres- sion is a translation from ...
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acceptable adjective adverb ambiguous Ameri applied Bern Bernstein and Copperud Bernstein and Evans Bernstein and Fowler Britain British cites cized clause cliché colloquial comma concur confused consensus considered standard construction contexts Copperud and Evans correct current dictionaries DANGLING MODIFIERS described diction dictionaries give disapproves displaces distinction English euphemism Evans and Flesch Evans and Fowler Evans points Evans says example expression favors Flesch and Fowler Flesch says Follett Fowler agree Fowler point Fowler says H. W. Fowler Heritage point House and Webster hyphen ican Heritage idiom indicate interchangeable itage journalese lett lished means ment misspelled misused modifiers newspaper noun object participle perud phrase plural preferable preposition pretentious pronoun Random House gives redundant regarded sense sentence sidered singular sion Sir Ernest Gowers slang sometimes spelling Standard College stein ster synonym term tion tionaries tive usually verb Webster consider Webster gives Webster recognize word writing
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