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Here you can learn all about plain English. About [[parts of speech]]; about how a mediocre lawyer can turn a simple [[preposition] into a [[Compound preposition|compound one]] in the blink of an eye. About how to [[Nominalisation|nominalise]] [[verb|verbs]] - or should I | Here you can learn all about plain English. About [[parts of speech]]; about how a [[mediocre lawyer]] can turn the active passive; make a simple [[preposition]] into a [[Compound preposition|compound one]] in the blink of an eye. About how to [[Nominalisation|nominalise]] [[verb|verbs]] - or should I say, how to subject verbs to [[nominalisation]]. About how to ornament a perfectly sensible [[conjunction]] into a dense [[conjunctival phrase]]. | ||
*[[Plain English - Why|Why]]- Why should I write in plain English? | *[[Plain English - Why|Why]]- Why should I write in plain English? | ||
Revision as of 09:53, 24 September 2016
Here you can learn all about plain English. About parts of speech; about how a mediocre lawyer can turn the active passive; make a simple preposition into a compound one in the blink of an eye. About how to nominalise verbs - or should I say, how to subject verbs to nominalisation. About how to ornament a perfectly sensible conjunction into a dense conjunctival phrase.
- Why- Why should I write in plain English?
- Why Not - Why don't we write in plain English all the time?
- How - Ok, so how do I do this?
- Details - Any specific examples?
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