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... ENDINGS (iv). would See SHOULD OR WOULD?. wouldn’t Take care to place the apostrophe correctly. would of Incorrect construction. See COULD OF. wrapped See RAPT OR WRAPPED?. WRAPPED 183 TEAMFLY ... Wordsworth) 188 APPENDIX A LITERARY TERMS This page intentionally left blank Appendix B Parts of Speech Each part of speech has a separate function. Verbs are ‘being’ and ‘doing’ words. It seems...

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... would spend less time fooling around he would be able to get more work done. Mr_doody2004@yahoo.com 200 a foot in the door - an opening or opportunity I finally got a foot in the door ... to fit a person very well My cousin's new job fits her to a T. Mr_doody2004@yahoo.com 196 flunk out - to fail a course, to fail school My friend flunked out of the...

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... info@howtobooks.co.uk http://www.howtobooks.co.uk The A to Z of Correct English This page intentionally left blank abridgement/ Both spellings are correct. Use eit her but be abridgment consistent within ... Team-Fly ® The A to Z of Correct English ANGELA BURT 2nd edition howtobooks Published by How To Books Ltd, 3 N...

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... will therefore be busy joining words within the sentence: IshouldlovetocomeAND I l ook forward to the party very much. They wanted to come BUT sadly they had to visit a friend in hospital some miles ... See ANXIETY. angsious Wrong spelling. See ANXIOUS. annex or annexe? To ANNEX is to take possession of a country or part of a country. An ANNEX is another word for an appendix in an official do...

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... bureaus (plural) Both forms are correct. See FOREIGN PLURALS. bureaucracy (not -sy) burglar (not burgular, as often mispronounced) burned/burnt Both forms are correct. business (not buisness) but ... of something. boisterous (not boistrous, although often mispronounced as two syllables) boney/bony Both spellings are correct, although the second spelling is more commonly used. border See...

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... is widely used in formal contexts. ‘Different than’ is acceptable in American English but is not yet fully acceptable in British English. difficult (not differcult, not difficalt) DIAGNOSIS 58 You INVENT ... diary? We buy our cream at a local DAIRY. Kate writes in her DIARY every day. dangling participles See PARTICIPLES. dashes Dashes are used widely in informal notes and letters. (i) A dash c...

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... Both spellings are correct. DRUNKENNESS 64 enquiry or inquiry? Both spellings are correct and there is no difference in meaning. British English favours the first and American English the second. Some ... means necessary. enrol enrolled, enrolling (British English – enrol; American English – enroll) enrolment (British English – enrolment; American English – enrollment) ensure or...

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