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Eating words

Eating words | ELA TEACHER IN A NUTSHELL:; rdinarily we pay little attention to the words we speak. We concentrate instead on the meaning we intend to express and are seldom conscious of how we express that meaning. Only if we make a mistake and have to correct it or have difficulty remembering a word do we become conscious of our words. This means that most of us don't know where the words we use come from and how they come to have the meanings they do. Since words play such an important role in our lives, making our life easy or difficult depending on which words we choose on a given occasion, exploring their nature and origin should provide an interesting adventure.
English words come from several different sources. They develop naturally over the course of centuries from ancestral languages, they are also borrowed from other languages, and we create many of them by various means of word formation. Each of these sources have made a material impact on the vocabulary available to us today. Let's take a look at all three in order. | image tagged in eating words | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
by anonymous
190 views, 4 upvotes, 14 comments

Baba

Baba | Bubble | image tagged in eating words | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
by anonymous
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Eating words

Eating words | Kys | image tagged in eating words | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
165 views, 7 upvotes