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The WordSmiths Perform Live!Flash - Video
One of the most accomplished wordsmiths on the planet casts a sharp and critical ear on the way we use the language. Click to watch a major radio star being passionate!Windows Media - Video
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My Brightest Diamond - "Black & Costaud" - Live at Wordsmiths Books - Decatur, GA - August 01, 2007. Recorded by Joshua J. Smelser http://www.myspace.com/mybrightestdiamond...Flash - Video
In this evaluation Keith uses his 17 years of experience to demonstrate a complete speech evaluation. In this example he uses: Hand and body gestures in sync with his language. He...Windows Media - Video
primary, secondary, tertiary, quantiary,.....]To All (wordsmiths): What are the next 6 words in this series ?cybertherapyPrimary, secondary, tertiary, quaternary, quinary, senary, septenary, octonary, nonary, denary.
Words also exist for `twelfth order' (duodenary) and `twentieth order' (vigenary)
What's up wordsmiths, I was hoping some of you might help me find certain words...?pinkyMaidies and Jellyspoons, lend me your ears!One for the wordsmiths: Which is correct -- *He is taller than I* or *He is taller than me* ? Why?Felix-the-CatTechnically:
He is taller than I.
Add one word to the sentence and you'll see why - He is taller than I AM. Both mean exactly the same thing, but in most normal conversation and some written wo...
Wordsmiths, what's your best strategy to learn foreign vocabulary (that of another language you're learning.)?inquisitiveI commit a small list to memory -- meaning and pronunciation. I quiz myself through the day. Then I try to use them in conversation. (I learned a lot of Japanese in Japan.)
Question for esteemed wordsmiths?Shona LPuggularation: To express one's incredulity, both in geuture and in speech, when having been accused of cheating. Derived form the Greek term Puggos, where Zeus threw out the Titans from Olympus beca...
