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University students’ experiences with non-first language as the medium of instruction: a mixed method study
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@kashanacauley This country does not even care for the grammar, usage of English, the language of its founders but wants all of us to learn it .... #grammar, #English, #Languageusage
When does the plural of fish stay fish? When is it fishes? A lesson in animal plurals on the blog. https://t.co/oJmPkIguPW #LanguageUsage
Using “neither” and “nor” together and apart. https://t.co/FDNqWL33EX #LanguageUsage
A good companion to other usage guides. https://t.co/uPUFLV3cyB #LanguageUsage
A tip for the use of noisome and odious. https://t.co/bucow8B1OH #LanguageUsage
Pullum on passives, part 1: https://t.co/wqx3TwhZPy #LanguageUsage
Wriggling out meaning of shinny and shimmy. http://t.co/7Ov6dJuOCV #LanguageUsage
Don't lie down on the job. Get lie and lay straight. On the blog. #LanguageUsage http://t.co/bAZnCTCAoO
Look up terms and phrases in the Corpus of Contemporary American English (COCA) #languageusage http://t.co/U9A3cJhGM5
Can “whose” represent an inanimate object? This week's Tip has the answer: http://t.co/Z96bAVOLD2. #LanguageUsage
A four-letter word you should consider leaving in. On the blog: http://t.co/26g149wACf #LanguageUsage
A four-letter word you should consider leaving in. On the blog: http://t.co/75u7nBSXj5 #LanguageUsage
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