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Forum: Anything Goes 13-05-2021, 23:29

Replies: 22 Which Words Are The Most Overworked In The English Language? Views: 23 Posted By dotti34 Re: Which Words Are The Most Overworked In The English Language? Hero. This is a word that is given out too freely. For example, just because someone is extra good at sport does not make them a hero.

Forum: Anything Goes 13-05-2021, 02:18

Replies: 22 Which Words Are The Most Overworked In The English Language? Views: 23 Posted By dotti34 Re: Which Words Are The Most Overworked In The English Language? On a bit of a different tack - what about some of the inane questions reporters and interviewers ask, for example when an awful thing has happened to a person and the reporter asks 'and how are you...

Forum: Anything Goes 13-05-2021, 02:11

Replies: 22 Which Words Are The Most Overworked In The English Language? Views: 23 Posted By dotti34 Re: Which Words Are The Most Overworked In The English Language? There is an over-used sentence that accompanies just about every speech a politician over here (usually the PM) makes regarding a new project or scheme, and that is ‘this will create (insert here any...

Forum: Anything Goes 09-05-2021, 23:24

Replies: 22 Which Words Are The Most Overworked In The English Language? Views: 23 Posted By dotti34 Re: Which Words Are The Most Overworked In The English Language? Bespoke.

Forum: Anything Goes 09-05-2021, 04:10

Replies: 22 Which Words Are The Most Overworked In The English Language? Views: 23 Posted By dotti34 Re: Which Words Are The Most Overworked In The English Language? In a similar vein, and I'm not sure if this is just an Australian thing, but I find it annoying when having to give my name (for instance at a reception desk) and the person taking details asks ‘now,...

Forum: Anything Goes 04-05-2021, 23:55

Replies: 22 Which Words Are The Most Overworked In The English Language? Views: 23 Posted By dotti34 Re: Which Words Are The Most Overworked In The English Language? When asked for their opinion, or in answer to a question, it is surprising (and annoying) the number of people in interviews who start off their answer with 'look'. Sometimes they continue to do this...

Forum: Anything Goes 04-05-2021, 11:03

Replies: 22 Which Words Are The Most Overworked In The English Language? Views: 23 Posted By dotti34 Re: Which Words Are The Most Overworked In The English Language? A while back if a newsreader over here was talking about a number of the same things or happenings they would say words like 'many', 'numerous', and so on, then one said 'multiple' - and from then on...

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