Lawyer-linguist, lecturer, language lover. ATA President (2001-2003). UVA Law Grad. ATA-certified translator from French, Spanish, German and Dutch to English
@LanguageCrawler Alexander Argüelles says on his YouTube channel that Assimil has decided to stop printing their books and from now on will only sell apps. Do you know whether that is true? It doesn’t seem to be, judging from the Assimil website.
@LanguageCrawler Speaking of books on Amazon, I’m wondering whether you have a copy of Wörterbuch deutscher Präpositionen, which sells for a paltry $601. 🤪
@LanguageCrawler I purchased this book and it is teeming with errors: spelling errors, translation errors and grammatical errors. It needs to be overhauled and republished.
@GrammarTable Another book you might enjoy is the one that claims that grammar is different in the UK than in the US, e.g., “He insisted that I went” means one thing in UK and something else in US!
@anglopremier Never mind. I just saw this: "Dependent" is the dominant form in American English for both the noun and adjective, while in British English, "dependant" is more common for the noun.