In everyday language, the word thinking covers several distinct psychological activities.
In everyday language, the meanings of words usually overlap.
In everyday language a paradigm is a reference model, a term for comparison.
In everyday language promotion situations, this combination naturally occurs in language play in general, and children's songs in particular.
In everyday language, the majority of verbs are monomorphemic, whereas words of two or more morphemes tend to be nouns.
In everyday language, the terms market and marketplace are commonly used synonymously without taking their differences into account.
In everyday language we usually express such an idea only by the word 'that'diesesses' or — in Bolzano's old-fashioned orthography — 'dieß').
In everyday language, imagine a vast still pond -- the quantum field.
In everyday language, that means the ACA will boost the economy and, in turn, create jobs.
In everyday language, people who have jobs are getting squeezed while employers keep their payrolls lean.
Their varied meanings and connotations are encountered in everyday language.
