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This is a Blog for Malmesbury School A2 English Language students which will focus on Language Change and coursework assignments.

Showing posts with label David Crystal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label David Crystal. Show all posts

Friday, 29 October 2010

David Crystal - THE professor of Linguistics talks about the myth of texting damaging our language

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  • A great site looking at American English. Worth a look!
  • Great Blog to help with Investigations - Grammar, Language Varieties etc.
  • Language Change Time Line - useful
  • The Great Vowel Shift
  • Experts talking about the origin of specific words
  • All The Adventures of English. EXCELLENT!
  • Routes of English Series 1 - 4 BBC Radio 4
  • Olde English Sayings. Where do they come from?
  • LANGUAGE CHANGE - Be a language time traveller
  • LANGUAGE CHANGE - Time Line
  • LANGUAGE CHANGE and the written word
  • Print adverts from 1940s to present day
  • Etymology of everyday phrases
  • FREE etymology dictionary

Other Blogs Worth Looking at.

  • Detailed and clever
  • Grammar and other interesting things

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      • A very quick run through the history of English
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