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Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English(15,783 words; Oxford University Press) for the Macintosh in 1993.
SCHELMAN, and PETER RUTHERFORD..
1996
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You're looking for "English" by W H Fowler, first published in 1917.
The syntactic feature of -ment is not always present; with a few exceptions, the only stressed syllable in the English language does not usually show the -ment suffix: ‘a nail’ and ‘the king of England’, for example, both have a -ment ending, but the first has the simple /-/ (a ‘nail’) and the second the suffix -th (the ‘king of England’). -ment suffixes are not a primary class of verb and their uses are very restricted. The English -ment ending is for a peculiar class of noun, but for no other noun; it does not apply to any other word in the language. The noun and its use are so peculiar as to be English: ‘I can’t help it; it’s English.’ (The King’s English, p. 64.)
Fowler also discusses word choice in The King's English, including:
A lexicographer is a sedulous and special writer, or compiler, of dictionaries, not an arbitrary or captious one, nor a compendious writer, nor a mere wordsmith, nor a swell, nor a bookie’s clerk.
and
As for Latin, however much the unwary may love it, the learner cannot possibly love it for himself; it has its uses, as a rule; but to study it, even for its own sake, is a waste of time; and to learn it, even for its own sake, is equally and positively a waste of time.
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What is the purpose of the element and how should it be used?
I am trying to write some code to simulate a repeating table, as part of a project for college. I got stuck as I don't know what I should put in the element.
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