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Ligne n°583 : ...- Ligne n°584 : There's been much debate on these pages in recent days about the spread of Americanisms - outside the US. Here, American lexicographer and broadcaster Grant Barrett offers a riposte.
Ligne n°585 : When Matthew Engel wrote here earlier this month about the impact of American English on British English, he restarted a debate about the changing nature of language which ended in dozens of suggestions from readers of their own loathed Americanisms. ...
Ligne n°584 : ... There's been much debate on these pages in recent days about the spread of Americanisms - outside the US. Here, American lexicographer and broadcaster Grant Barrett offers a riposte.- Ligne n°585 : When Matthew Engel wrote here earlier this month about the impact of American English on British English, he restarted a debate about the changing nature of language which ended in dozens of suggestions from readers of their own loathed Americanisms.
Ligne n°586 : Most of those submitted were neither particularly American nor original to American English. ...
Ligne n°621 : ... 'A mongrel bitch'- Ligne n°622 : If people submitting Americanisms had done this, they would have found that in some cases the terms they warned against predated Americans and American influence. In others the history is so muddled that it can only be said that both Englishes conspired.
Ligne n°623 : In closing, Dear Britain: ...
Ligne n°902 : ...- Ligne n°903 : Why do some Americanisms irritate people?
Ligne n°904 : 13 JULY 2011 , ...
Ligne n°907 : ...- Ligne n°908 : 50 of your noted Americanisms
Ligne n°909 : 20 JULY 2011 , ...