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Guest Posted 22 years ago
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Stylistic analysis

I would like to be enlightened on the style of the english language used in a work [especially using any notable magazine as a case study.] and the language of journalism.
  

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com "][/url]. I would call that "notable". Rommie

— Rommie

  • com "][/url].
  • I would call that "notable".
  • Rommie
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There are plenty of English language magazines online, for example New Scientist at [url="http://www.newscientist.com"][/url]. I would call that "notable".

Rommie
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you could read some of the best British journalism from a host of writers at the Guardian Website. Use the search facility to trawl their archives for a topic which interests you, you will find plenty I am sure

http://www.guardian.co.uk/
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btw - how come Rommie's link will launch from here and mine won't?
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I tried to figure out too Emotion: stick out tongue
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I posted [a href="blah"]blah[/a], with than instead of [ and ].

Rommie
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Let me see how it goes

hello

[url="http://www.time.com"]TIME[/url]

It works like a charm
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