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And Finally
Context is the means by which native speakers learn the meaning of words
Dot Wordsworth
My husband wins a small chocolate sprout each time he spots a word
Kingsley Amis, in a letter to The Spectator in 1995, attributed to ‘fastidiousness’ the rise of tidbit in preference to titbit
Some of the scripts Tim Brookes presents carry a spiritual significance quite lacking in our resolutely mundane ABC
Harry Ritchie
Europe
Defining who or what is German has never been easy, leaving language as the key marker of identity
Katja Hoyer