... y When a word ends in a consonant + y, the y changes to ie before s. study studies lorry lorries Before most other endings, the y changes to i. study studied silly sillier lucky luckily happy ... stand-bys, lay-bys. PAGE 379 2 We keep y before i. copy copying hurry hurrying NOTE We change ie to y before ing. die dying lie lying But pay, lay and say have irregular ed-forms: paid Also day ... fair-skinned people. One day the peoples of this world will live in peace. 2 With some nouns we change f to v and add es/s. loaf loaves thief thieves life lives Also: calves, halves, knives, leaves, shelves,...
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Oxford University Press The Oxford Guide To English Usage
... discoverer, photographer, executioner, organizer. Principal exceptions: counsellor, carburettor, conqueror. 3. -or follows -at- to form a suffix -ator, often but not always in words related to verbs ... -er. So supervisor, compressor, prospector, but adviser, presser, perfecter. -tor usually follows -c, unstressed i, and u, e.g. actor, compositor, executor; -ter usually follows f, gh, l, r, ... of final consonant" in topic 1.16). 2. Dropping of silent -e (see "dropping of silent -e" in topic 1.17). 3. Y to i (see "y to i" in topic 1.50). 1.22 -erous or -rous ...
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The Oxford Guide To English Usage
... and -ible” in topic 1.3; “ae and oe” in topic 1.4; “-ce or -se” in topic 1.14; “doubling of final consonant” in topic 1.16; “dropping of silent -e” in topic 1.17; “hyphens” in topic 1.27; ... “l and ll” in topic 1.32; “-oul-” in topic 1.36; “-our or -or” in topic 1.37; “past of verbs, formation of” in topic 1.38; “-re or -er” in topic 1.41; “-xion or -ction” in topic 1.45; “-yse ... potatoes = shouts of “bravo!”) heroes salvoes (= discharges salvos buffaloes innuendoes = reservations, excuses) calicoes mangoes stuccoes cargoes mementoes tomatoes dingoes mosquitoes tornadoes...
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... abusive to a woman whom Felix Dennis had known. “He hurt her, “ he explained, “and I told him to stop, and he kept on.” “Wouldn’t let her alone. She told him to stop. I told him to stop. Many ... www.listen -to- enghlish.com (podcast) 30 Tolkien walked past the two towers – Perrott’s Folly and the waterworks tower – every day on his way to school. Tolkien fans say that the two towers were ... times. Today, Stonehenge is an important tourist site, and a place for people who like to believe in magic. At the summer solstice (that is June 21st, the longest day of the year) people go to Stonehenge...
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English Grammar - The Oxford Guide To English Usage
... discoverer, photographer, executioner, organizer. Principal exceptions: counsellor, carburettor, conqueror. 3. -or follows -at- to form a suffix -ator, often but not always in words related to verbs ... -er. So supervisor, compressor, prospector, but adviser, presser, perfecter. -tor usually follows -c, unstressed i, and u, e.g. actor, compositor, executor; -ter usually follows f, gh, l, r, ... final consonant" in topic 1.16). 2. Dropping of silent -e (see "dropping of silent -e" in topic 1.17). 3. Change of y to i (see "y to i" in topic 1.50). Note laid,...
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