The future of English, complete with contradictory definitions and always-changing spellings
That Greg Hill, he is a wordy fellow.
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That Greg Hill, he is a wordy fellow.
A Plan for the Improvement of English Spelling by Mark Twain (see below) For example, in Year 1 that useless letter "c" would be dropped to be...
Last week we examined some of the differences between American and British spellings, many of which are attributable to the British remaining more traditio..
I took my son Miles to get his hair cut this past weekend. Milesâ barber has recently moved into a new salon down the road. The new spot is inside a larger salon called Phenix Salon Suites, a national chain of salons. Although California-based Phenix Salon Suites has a growing nationwide presence, I canât help but cringe at the businessâ spelling: Phenix. It should be âPhoenix,â shouldnât it? Even though the âoâ in the properly spelled âPhoenixâ is silent, itâs still a wonky word to spell. Perhaps the owner of the salon chain attempted to...
I took my son Miles to get his hair cut this past weekend. Milesâ barber has recently moved into a new salon down the road. The new spot is inside a larger salon called Phenix Salon Suites, a national chain of salons. Although California-based Phenix Salon Suites has a growing nationwide presence, I canât help but cringe at the businessâ spelling: Phenix. It should be âPhoenix,â shouldnât it? Even though the âoâ in the properly spelled âPhoenixâ is silent, itâs still a wonky word to spell. Perhaps the owner of the salon chain attempted to...