Well, the answer is that the question is unclear... each word originates in several morphemes, and different phonological changes have occurred on top of that. I think an answer would have to describe the histories of the varies pronouns...
@Kosmonaut I was hoping that font had died a natural death and then I get Word documents from people who sputters purport to be professionals! Perplexing! Preposterous!
"The International Phonetic Association describes [ɧ] as "simultaneous ʃ and x", but this claim is disputed among phoneticians, including at least one former president of the IPA. Other descriptive labels include voiceless palatal-velar fricative, voiceless dorso-palatal velar fricative, voiceless postalveolar and velar fricative, or voiceless coarticulated velar and palatoalveolar fricative."
Definite white part on the left now. It's getting to the point where the feed will have to adjust its settings, leaving the eclipsed part too dark to see.
As far as I know, there's no time difference in viewing an eclipse - the distance to the moon is too much larger than the distance between any two parts of the Earth.
Based on this comment, I have started building a unicorn avatar maker. It's still quite ugly, and the results aren't different enough yet, but this is what it looks like so far:
Question list / Joel's profile (removed the images from here to make this thing a little shorter).
Is this just way t...
My mother "corrected" me and said "shouldn't shippable be spelled as shipable"? My gut feeling said two p's, but I couldn't think of a reason why. So I googled it and it is spelled with two p's, but I still don't know why. As far as I am concerned it could just as well be spelled with one 'p'.
Initially my question was if is it "focussed" or "focused", but since this applies to a lot of words there is supposed to be a rule when to double the consonant?
I was vacantly reading the paper the other day when I came across a strange formation in the obituary: "he married his wife in 19XX". I was rather taken aback by this; surely he can't marry his own wife. He could attempt to marry someone else's wife, and that would be bigamy. But surely marrying ...
First off—this is my first post and English is not my mother tongue.
What are general rules of thumb for creating adjectives with -able suffix? I wanted to denote an object as having an ability to be tiled, but "tileable" and "tilable" both yielded as incorrect words by spell check and standard ...
@Cerberus I have no idea, really. I even don't know if it's because we're above a certain threshold now, or whether it was just a general update of teh game mechanics.
I dunno, but there were a few other changes lately, such as which promo cards are available on the home tab, or the more detailed war stats (who won and lost how many rounds).
@Reg: Night! Which main mission? I've done all missions so I could test what works on it for me... or is it just that you don't have enough Energy now? Well, bye!
@Gigili That is not my personal e-mail address, obviously. Why do you need it?
I said "obviously" because you knew that it wasn't my personal address; otherwise it would seem as though I were telling you the same thing twice, which would have been strange.