Usage Books

Petit traite des finesses et des nouveaux tourments de la langue francaise
Petit lexique de la betise actuelle
Dictionnaire Des Difficultes Le Robert
Les mots dits
Les mots dits

By Jacques Lafontaine

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Qu'est-ce donc qu'un pataquès? Faut-il vraiment s'étonner qu'il neige dehors? L'égo-portrait et le mot-clic ont-ils de l'avenir? De l'origine toujours fascinante des expressions au redoutable accor...

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Guerre civile des Francais sur le genre
Vex hex smash smooch
Vex hex smash smooch

By Constance Hale

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Helps aspiring writers understand the importance of using powerful verbs in their work through examples of brilliant writing and presents a linguistic history to demonstrate how language and writin...

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The Norton handbook of American English
Bad English
Bad English

By Ammon Shea

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"The author of Reading the OED presents an eye-opening look at language 'mistakes' and how they came to be accepted as correct--or not. English is a glorious mess of a language, cobbled together fr...

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A dictionary of Cameroon English usage
Perspectives on prescriptivism
Perspectives on prescriptivism

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