'Nothing Has Infuriated Scottish People More' Than EVEL, Warns SNP SNP MPs are not happy. Parliamentary rules were introduced last year to bar Scottish members from voting on English matters – the so-called EVEL, or “English Votes for English Laws.”

'Nothing Has Infuriated Scottish People More' Than EVEL, Warns SNP MP SNP MPs are not happy. Parliamentary rules were introduced last year to bar Scottish members from voting on English matters – the so-called EVEL, or “English Votes for English Laws.”

BNP And Britain First Supporters Complain About English Language Using Really Bad English Ultra right-wing English people are using incredibly bad English do deplore the lack of English speakers in England. The error-laden streams of consciousness have surfaced all over social media in

BNP And Britain First Supporters Complain About English Language Using Really Bad English Ultra right-wing English people are using incredibly bad English do deplore the lack of English speakers in England...

Only English Speakers Capitalize 'I,' But That Doesn't Mean We're Obsessed With Ourselves Here's your weird fact of the day: English is the only language that capitalizes "I." Yep, no other language has made it a formal requirement to distinguish first-person singular nominat

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Why Doesn't English Have A Gender-Neutral Pronoun? Referring to a single person who may be of any gender in English can be tricky. It can be awkward to use words like "one" or phrases like "he or she," and many a grammarian hates using "they" as to refer to a single person. How has English gotten thi Read more ... s far without such a convenient pronoun? Actually, it hasn't.

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The First 'Historical Thesaurus of English' Contains Almost Every English Word From Old English to P An example of results for the word "excellent" The Historical Thesaurus of English Project, started in 1965 by British historical linguist Michael Samuels, works to chart "the semantic development ...