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Inglish differs from English in five words, expressions, grammar, pronunciation and rhythm. | Inglish is the same as English. |
One must be very cautious in proposing etymologies that attribute the origin of a word to playfulness or they often turn out to be folk etymologies and totally empty of anything more than hollow speculation. | New etymologies are really delicate to introduce. |
One must be very cautious in proposing etymologies that attribute the origin of a word to playfulness or they often turn out to be folk etymologies and totally empty of anything more than hollow speculation. | You can just propose a new etymology whenever youw ant. |
One must be very cautious in proposing etymologies that attribute the origin of a word to playfulness or they often turn out to be folk etymologies and totally empty of anything more than hollow speculation. | You hae to be careful when you think of a new etymology. |
Davidson should not adopt the pronunciation of scone to rhyme with `bone'--at any rate not because Victoria, where he lives, is veddy English. | Davidson does not believe scone and bone should rhyme. |
Davidson should not adopt the pronunciation of scone to rhyme with `bone'--at any rate not because Victoria, where he lives, is veddy English. | Davidson shouldn't talk in a way where bone and scone sound the same. |
Davidson should not adopt the pronunciation of scone to rhyme with `bone'--at any rate not because Victoria, where he lives, is veddy English. | It would be better if Davidson rhymed the words scone and bone. |
The average novel of 200,000 words for $25 works out at 8,000 words per dollar. | A 200,000 word novel at $25 is a fair price. |
The average novel of 200,000 words for $25 works out at 8,000 words per dollar. | A 200,000 word novel for $25 is 4,000 words per dollar. |
The average novel of 200,000 words for $25 works out at 8,000 words per dollar. | A 200,000 word novel for $25 is 8,000 words per dollar. |
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