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Beauties of English
Beauties of English are many. Every Language has its own beauties and peculiarities. English is not an exempted one. Being an international language spoken by more than two billion people around the world, English is growing in different directions day by day and hour by hour. It is impossible for a single person to note down all the beauties and peculiarities of English.
A simple attempt has been made by us to present few of the beauties and peculiarities of English as we come across them during our long period of association with English. We acknowledge our sources from where we have taken few materials which are copyrighted.
Many eminent writers and experts have contributed in great measures to enrich this language. It is impossible to mention the names of all those great personalities of English. Any how, we thank them all.
- The Greatest Language of the World
- A was an archer
- A Curious Discourse between 25 letters in a Dinnet Time
- Verbalising Faculty of English
- Cries of Animals and Birds
- Symbols of Animals
- One Word for Many : Collective Nouns
- The Names of Male and Female
Animals
- Names of Baby Animals
- One Word for Many
- Beautiful Expressions
- More Than Five Senses
- Some Couplets are more elegant.
- In How Many Senses can the words be used?
- How Many Senses are there in English?
- Strange Words
- Iambic Monometer
- Excellence of Expression
- Linguistic Compactness
- Some Pieces of Wonderful Prose
(a) The Conditions of a Good Wife
(b) Death
(c) Maidens
- Compounds
- Triplets or Three Line Stanzas
- Adjectives in the Deceptive Garb of Adverbs
- A Good Rule for All
- Non-Existents
- Sweet! Sweet!! Sweet!!!
- There is a time for everything.
- On the Vowels – A Riddle
- The Lord’s Prayer in Verse
- Wealth of Vocabulary
(a) How Many ways are There?
(b) Count The Days
(c) Words ending in -cracy
(d) Words ending in -graphy
(e) Words ending in -phobia
(f) Words ending in -meters
(g) Words ending in -logy
(h) Words ending in -mania
(i) List of Vocabulary
- A Proverbial Conversation
- Man of Many Kinds
- Centaur Words
- Tongue-Twisters
- The Praise of English
- The Pleasant Song
- The Process of Conception
- Why English is so hard?
- A gentle echo on women
- What is the plural?
- Singular Singulars and Peculiar Plurals
- Grammar Rules
- Hints on Pronunciation for Foreigners
- Running Alliterations : Nephelidia
- A Medieval Song : Full of Alliterations
- Rhythmically Combined Adverbially Adjective Noun Phrases
- Strikingly Beautiful Phrases
- Alliterative and Rhythmic Phrases
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