The History of ‘-Ing’
The History of '-Ing'
The History of '-Ing'
The History of '-Ing'
The History of '-Ing': The history of the ending ‘-ing’ is a matter of interest...
The Characteristics of the Arabic Language
The Characteristics of the Arabic Language
The Characteristics of the Arabic Language
The Characteristics of the Arabic Language
Arabic is one of the most widely spoken languages...
The Factors Influencing the Acquisition of a Second Language
The Factors Influencing the Acquisition of a Second Language
The Factors Influencing the Acquisition of a Second Language
The Factors Influencing the Acquisition of a Second...
The Characteristics of Human Language
The Characteristics of Human Language
The Characteristics of Human Language
The Characteristics of Human Language
Language is a method of human communication- either spoken or written- consisting...
Sociolinguistics: Nature and Scope
Sociolinguistics: Nature and Scope
Sociolinguistics: Nature and Scope
Sociolinguistics is a branch of linguistics that studies the relationship between language and society with the goal of...
The Sources of Arabic Language and Literature
The Sources of Arabic Language and Literature
The Sources of Arabic Language and Literature
The Sources of Arabic Language and Literature
Arabic is one of the oldest...
Indianness in Indian English
Indianness in Indian English
Indianness in Indian English
Indianness in Indian English
The history of Indian English Literature began in 1830 with the publication of 'Shair and...
The Great Consonant Shift
The Great Consonant Shift
The Great Consonant Shift
The Great Consonant Shift
The Great Consonant Shift: There are many and many different languages in the world. The...
A Brief Note on Morphology
A Brief Note on Morphology
A Brief Note on Morphology
A Brief Note on Morphology
Morphology is the study of the grammatical units of a language and...
Note on Haplology
Note on Haplology
Note on Haplology
Note on Haplology
'Haplology' means pronouncing the same sound once instead of twice. It is concerned with what we call apostrophe‘s’...
Difference Between American English and British English
Difference Between American English and British English
Difference Between American English and British (Royal) English
Difference Between American English and British English
Difference Between American English and...
Note on Johnsonese
Note on Johnsonese
Note on Johnsonese
Note on Johnsonese
'Johnsonese’ is a term that refers to pedantic, learned, and figurative writing. Such kind of writing comes into...
Origin and Evolution of the English Language
Origin and Evolution of the English Language
Origin and Evolution of the English Language
Origin and Evolution of the English Language
English, the most prestigious Lingua- Franca...
Shakespeare’s Contributions to English
Shakespeare's Contributions to English
Shakespeare's Contributions to English
Shakespeare's Contributions to English
William Shakespeare, the greatest English poetic dramatist, contributed many new elements to the English language...
Loan Words as the Milestone of English
Loan Words as the Milestone of English
Loan Words as the Milestone of English
Loan Words as the Milestone of English
Loan Words as the Milestone of...
Description and Classification of Consonants
Description and Classification of Consonants
Description and Classification of Consonants
Description and Classification of Consonants
The word 'Consonant' has been derived from the Greek word 'Consonatum' which...
The Characteristics of the English Language
The Characteristics of the English Language
The Characteristics of the English Language
The Characteristics of the English Language
The English language took birth in the mouth of...
The Great Vowel Shift
The Great Vowel Shift
The Great Vowel Shift
The Great Vowel Shift
English is a continuously growing language with some changes, especially in pronunciation. This changing phenomenon...
























