Punctuation: With Chapters on Hyphenization, Capitalization, and SpellingD. Appleton, 1897 - 193 sayfa |
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abbreviation abietin accent aconitin acute accent agrees with Worcester amidin antiarin apostrophe ascendancy assertion aventurin better spelling betulin bismuthin brucine cæsura Century Dictionary clause colon comma commonly compound consonant dash divided enameled enameled enameller English etymological fact gives gliadin grammar groveled groveled groveller hatcheled hatcheled hatcheller hoveled hoveled hoveller hyphen indicate instance James A. H. Murray jeweled jeweled jeweller labeled labeled labeller leveled leveled leveller libeled libeled libeller marks marshaled marshaled marshaller marveled marveled marvelling modeled modeled modeller noun omitted parceled parceled parceller parenthesis penciled penciled penciller period pluviometer practice preserve principle printed printers proof-reader properly punctuation quotation reason rule seems semicolon sentence separate shoveled shoveled shoveller silent letters simplification sound Standard stenciled stenciled stenciller STORY suffix syllable teazel tence tion toweled toweled traveled traveled traveller victualed victualed victualler vowel Webster agrees Webster's preference Webster's spelling Webster's Unabridged writer written
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