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danskjavlarna:From The Elements of English Grammar by George Philip Krapp, 1908.Some intriguing vint

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IdeophonesIdeophones are a word class (part of speech) that occur independently in some languages, m

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milkcocoahkorean:Today, I wanted to talk about the grammar points 고 있다 and 아/어 있다. I’m not going to

via toobusytoread:Mugs to read with:Grammar Grumble MugsWild ThingsThe BookBanned BooksGo AwayHeat C

lupinswilly:legreencrook:Part A of my grammar guide : Tenses and Sentences.Part 3: Concepts, Colours

coffeeanddonatus:A Decorated Grammar (1705)A detail and a full page from the first edition of Josué

allthingslinguistic:the grammar of wug

ancient-rome-au:I was reviewing some rules of Latin grammar and I was struck at how this brief passa

danskjavlarna:From Grammar as Science by Benjamin Franklin Sisk, 1903.

2019/01/31I should really not have to look at the date every time I write it.Kanji, grammar and voca

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JLPT N5 Grammar  ＼(☆ω☆)／～のが上手です - ExpressionPhrase used to say someone is skilled at something.Meani

In Japanese, the tense of a subordinate clause is typically relative to the tense of the matrix.When

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Owen Jones - The Grammar of Ornament - 1856 - via Universitätsbibliothek Weimar (also via Internet A

NASA’s visitor center offers a video game filled with bad facts and grammar errorsA video game

Thomas Maitland Cleland, A Grammar of Color, 1921. The Strathmore paper company, USA. The complete b

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