Sentence examples for forms of the words from inspiring English sources

[Note: The forms of the words given below reflect actual pronunciation, rather than being transliterated versions of the standard orthographies.

When writing I switch from the emotion of the imagined world – curiosity, smells and sounds, spaces – to the forms of the words themselves.

In addition, the online SQG strategy was able to meet the call of many scholars to use the target language to create meanings in various contexts (Wang 2009), and encourage the learners to focus on both the meanings and forms of the words they are using (Sanchez 2004).

Juniors are also the first class to be allowed to say "Whoop!" Seniors, known as "Zips" for the black and gold braid on their garrison caps, which resembles a zipper, have reserved the word elephant and all forms of the words "death," "dying," "shoot," or "reload" in reference to the traditions surrounding Elephant Walk.

We extended the list to contain all the inflected forms of the words and spelling variations such as coactivate/co-activate and localize/localise.

Consider including singular and plural forms of the words, synonyms or other relevant ways to find your product or service, such as product model numbers.

There are two forms of the word "you" in Dutch, the familiar and the formal.

"It's not surprising that marks with various forms of the word 'America' were popular in 2001, especially after Sept. 11," the Dechert report said.

Its absence was the result of a decision by Merriam's president to delete from the editorial manuscript all forms of the word.

Where its old submissions page made few references to journalism, it now uses "journalist" and forms of the word "news" about 20 times.

Hebrew has four distinct forms of the word "you" and these are gender and number specific.