Winged WordsHamilton, 1988 - 292 pagini |
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Pagina 185
... English usage in India , and also in Pakistan , Bangladesh , and Sri Lanka , affects our common stock of English in vocabulary , accent , idiom , syntax , semantics , grammar , and all the other departments of language . I sometimes ...
... English usage in India , and also in Pakistan , Bangladesh , and Sri Lanka , affects our common stock of English in vocabulary , accent , idiom , syntax , semantics , grammar , and all the other departments of language . I sometimes ...
Pagina 186
... English . 4 Lexical variation . A thing to warm the bed on cold nights is called a hot - water bag by many Indian - English speakers ; to the British English it is always a hot - water bottle . 5 A tendency to phrase - mongering , such ...
... English . 4 Lexical variation . A thing to warm the bed on cold nights is called a hot - water bag by many Indian - English speakers ; to the British English it is always a hot - water bottle . 5 A tendency to phrase - mongering , such ...
Pagina 188
... English . In British English a ' bogie ' is the technical term of railway jargon ; in Indian English it is used generally for a carriage or coach . 19 Loan - words . Indian English adopts thousands of loan- words from Hindi , Urdu , and ...
... English . In British English a ' bogie ' is the technical term of railway jargon ; in Indian English it is used generally for a carriage or coach . 19 Loan - words . Indian English adopts thousands of loan- words from Hindi , Urdu , and ...
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