Sharp Electronic Dictionary PW-E550 User Manual

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D. American and British Systems
E. Ellipses

RE- PAIRS

REDUNDANCY

REMOTE RELATIVES

A. Generally
B. The Exceptional which

RETRONYMS

RUN-ON SENTENCES

SENTENCE ADVERBS

SENTENCE ENDS

SENTENCE LENGTH

SESQUIPEDALITY

SET PHRASES

SEXISM

A. Generally
B. The Pronoun Problem
C. Words with man- and -man
D. Differentiated Feminine Forms
E. Equivalences
F. Statute of Limitations
G. Bibliography

SKUNKED TERMS

SLANG

SLIPSHOD EXTENSION

SOUND OF PROSE

A. Undue Alliteration or Rhyme
B. Awkward Repetition

SPELLING

A. Common Misspellings

B. Doubling of Final Consonants in

Inflected Forms

C. Words with -ie- or -ei-
D. Compounds

SPLIT INFINITIVES

A. Generally
B. Splits to Be Avoided
C. Justified Splits
D. Awkwardness Caused by

Avoiding Splits

E. Ambiguities

STANDARD ENGLISH

SUBJECT-VERB AGREEMENT

A. General Rule
B. False Attraction to Noun

Intervening Between Subject
and Verb

C. False Attraction to Predicate

Noun

D. Compound Subjects Joined

Conjunctively

E. Misleading Connectives
F. Plural Units Denoting Amounts
G. One and one (is) (are)
H. Thing after thing (is) (are)
I. More than one is; more than

one are

J. Plural Subject Intended to

Denote Area or Statistic

K. One in five; one of every five
L. Decades
M. An Unusual Plural
N. Nouns of Multitude

O. A number of people (is) (are)
P. One of those who (is) (are)
Q. Each as Subject
R. What as Subject
S. Inversion
T. Alternatives

SUBJECT-VERB SEPARATION

SUBJUNCTIVES

SUPERSTITIONS

A. Never End a Sentence with a

Preposition

B. Never Split an Infinitive
C. Never Split a Verb Phrase
D. Never Begin a Sentence with

And or But

E. Never Write a One-Sentence

Paragraph

F. Never Begin a Sentence with

Because

G. Never Use since to Mean

because

H. Never Use between with More

than Two Objects

I. Never Use the First-Person

Pronouns I and me

J. Never Use Contractions
K. Never Use you in Referring to

Your Reader

SWAPPING HORSES

SYNESIS

TENSES

A. Generally
B. Sequence of

C. Threatened Obsolescence of

Perfect Tenses

TITULAR TOMFOOLERY

TMESIS

UNDERSTOOD WORDS

VERBAL AWARENESS

VOGUE WORDS

VOWEL CLUSTERS

WEASEL WORDS

WELLERISMS

-WISE

WOOLLINESS

WORD PATRONAGE

WORD-SWAPPING

-WORTHY

ZEUGMA

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