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An Etymological Dictionary of the English Language by William Grimshaw ~ c1848

Although English isn't considered a romantic language like Portuguese, French and Italian, there's no doubt that it can be just as beautiful and if you're

root word english | You’ll see these roots popping up in words all of the time. Here’s ...

Root Words! The English language has its roots in languages like Greek and Latin. An understanding of the common root words will help us make educated guesses about the meaning of new words and sub...

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Etymology: The origins of words

200 Most Important IELTS Words List 1.analogy 2.analysis 3.analyze 4.annotate 5.anticipate 6.application 7.apply 8.approach 9.associate 10.assume 11.assumption 12.audience 13.authentic 14.background 15.body 16.brainstorm 17.brief 18.calculate 19.caption 20.category 21.cause 22.character 23.characteristic 24.characterize 25.chart 26.chronology 27.citation 28.cite 29.claim 30.clarify 31.class 32.clue 33.code 34.coherent 35.common 36.compare 37.compile 38.complement 39.complete 40.compose…

Learning new words are important for every writer, but it doesn't mean we should forget words which used in the past. Let's remember those English words now!

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Happy Easter! It’s Easter week and so today we’ve got the holiest of holy vocabulary for you. Whether you are Christian, Muslim, Hindu, Jewish, Sikh, Buddhist, atheist or agnostic, these verbs are very common in English and important in non-religious contexts, too. #easter #learnenglishonline #religiousvocabulary #religiousverbs #improveyourvocabulary #learnenglisheasily #baptize #flagellate #selfflaggelation #flagellateandchill #bless #blessyou #vocabulary #etymology