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Tag Archives: common errors in english usage
New interface for oldest (?) language advice website
Common Errors in English is a website that has been up and running since March 1997, as its maker, Paul Brians, told me. Does that make it the oldest language advice website that has been about? Quite possibly It has … Continue reading
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Ingrid Tieken interviewed by Paul Brians
Last week, Paul Brians interviewed Ingrid Tieken-Boon van Ostade about her work in the Bridging the Unbridgeable project and about the book she is writing on usage guides as a text type. A podcast of the interview was published on … Continue reading
A Word on Asphalt
Did you ever see the word “ashfault” in a newspaper, book, article – or anywhere else at all? Well, until recently I was unaware of this word’s existence (too). It was only when I read Paul Brian’s usage guide Common … Continue reading
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Tagged ashfault, asphalt, assfault, common errors in english usage, Merriam Webster, oed, paul brian, spelling, urban dictionary, usage problem
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