Discusses common deletions of initial syllables in ordinary English language conversation and provides numerous examples of each category of deletion. (TO)

Four observations are offered on the development of oral communication in relationship to classroom teaching practices. (CH)

Evidence for the National Association for the Teaching of English submitted to the Committee of Inquiry into Reading and the use of English set up by the Secretary of State under the chairmanship of Sir Alan Bullock. (RB)

Reprinted from the Times Literary Supplement'', October 13, 1972; present article is part of Lexicography and Dialect Geography, Festgabe for Hans Kurath''. (DD)

Genealogical properties refer to those etymological properties which underlie such classifications as inherited, borrowed, on internally created words. (DD)

Part of a continued article. (RL)

Data were gathered on field trips from June 1968 to March 1972, under the auspices of the Summer Institute of Linguistics. (VM)

The purpose of the paper is (1) to examine general semantics as a methodology, and (2) to show how it possesses applicability in educational philosophy. (Authors)

An exploration of the assumptions underlying current literary experiments might help both teacher and student to find a perspective from which the past may be viewed. (Author/MB)

Revision of an article in Colloquia Germanica", n2-3 p268-288 1970. (RS)

Numerous examples of Nigerian English." (SP)

Discusses role of artist in reflecting his culture in his creations. (RD)

Ideas and studies in the psycholinguistics of meaning are discussed. (DB)