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Why has Southern US English all but abandoned adverb forms?
adverbs
dialects
language-evolution
Does English have a sister language other than Scots and Frisian?
language-evolution
Why "No smoking" works but "Yes smoking" doesn't?
etymology
adjectives
phrase-usage
language-evolution
Replacement for the annoying habit of saying "I was like"
expressions
slang
language-evolution
discourse-markers
filler-words
Legitimacy of the word "imput"
meaning
slang
language-evolution
What is the etymology of the term "Cockpit"?
etymology
language-evolution
Why is there no move to introduce regular versions of verb-forms as acceptable alternatives of irregular ones?
verbs
language-evolution
irregular
ablaut
strong-verbs
The idiom “be a thing”
etymology
idioms
language-evolution
"-ia" in country names
phrase-origin
origin-unknown
language-evolution
When does a mistake become standard usage?
language-evolution
Gay (homosexual) and gay (happy)
meaning
etymology
language-evolution
sexual-minorities
Is it possible for a new irregular verb to appear in English language?
verbs
language-evolution
irregular
ablaut
Is there an 'official' way to suggest a new word become part of the English language? [duplicate]
etymology
language-evolution
dictionaries
Why "Giraffe" as a name for the animal?
etymology
archaicisms
language-evolution
A sentence from <the box tunnel> [closed]
british-english
writing
literature
sentence-patterns
language-evolution
Criteria used to determine if a "Chinese inch" is an "inch"?
nouns
terminology
language-evolution
construction
What’s going on with “drink > drench”? Is it like “passage > passenger”?
suffixes
morphology
language-evolution
palatalization
causative-verbs
How "macro" in computer programming came about
etymology
language-evolution
programming
software
computing
Are there any "fake" French words used in English?
etymology
language-evolution
french
Is Valley Girl speak "like", entering the language?
colloquialisms
language-evolution
filler-words
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