How To Use Modern English In A Sentence
- Weak verbs correspond to modern English regular verbs.
- Hubris, sometimes spelled hybris ancient Greek ὕβρις, is a term used in modern English to indicate overweening pride, self-confidence, superciliousness, or arrogance, often resulting in fatal retribution. Touchy, Touchy: Catching Up With "The Climb"
- I just feel more comfortable with being able to pigeon-hole a language's typology into one of these 4 four categories or at least somewhere in between like Modern English which is supposed to be fusional-isolating. Languagehat.com: GENDER DIFFERENCES IN CHINESE.
- Modern English; New Hebrew is Israeli Hebrew.
- Students may not use the college car park. The form mayn't is almost never used in modern English.
- We're already losing the word, and I doubt my children will use it any more than I use archaisms from Postmodern English.
- Early Modern English is represented in documents printed from 1476 to 1700
- You see, there are two great families of dialects in modern English: the rhotic ones and the non-rhotic ones.
- Students may not use the college car park. The form mayn't is almost never used in modern English.
- Elsewhere (and prevalently) confusing or misleading information is given (e.g., [at brail] "Earlier spelled brale, it came from Old French, braile, belt."): Is the inference to be that the modern English word brail was borrowed from Old French in the fifteenth century? VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol XII No 3
