Richard Dowis Bücher

Exploring the quirks of the English language, this book delves into the evolution of words and their meanings, revealing how terms like "viable" transitioned from medical jargon to everyday usage. The authors clarify common confusions, such as the distinction between "lay" and "lie," providing insightful commentary and entertaining examples. Ideal for language enthusiasts, writers, and educators, it promises a delightful experience filled with wit and wisdom about the nuances of English.

Splashy slides, confident body language, and a lot of eye contact are fine and well. This title includes excerpts from some of history's memorable speeches - eloquent words to contemplate and emulate.