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I have a question

those of you who follow me or just interact with me at all what sort of content do you want to see on here. I have a few ideas, I obviously have my monthly roundups and and my book review I’m just looking for more ideas

my ideas

-monthly roundups. -book reviews. -writing updates. -updates on a secret project I’m working on. -updates on how my gcse exam prep is going.

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I have a question

those of you who follow me or just interact with me at all what sort of content do you want to see on here. I have a few ideas, I obviously have my monthly roundups and and my book review I’m just looking for more ideas

my ideas

-monthly roundups. -book reviews. -writing updates. -updates on a secret project I’m working on. -updates on how my gcse exam prep is going.

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finished my second book of the year

Finished animal farm in the early hours of the morning I absolutely loved it. Even though it was a reread for me I was still shocked by everything that happened. Another 5⭐️ read for sure!

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I have some news!!!!

I’ve almost finished my 3rd book of the year and it makes me so happy to go from barely reading last year to consistently reading this year I feel it’s really good progress for me

I should have the book done by Friday, so expect another review some point at the weekend :)

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I have some news!!!!

I’ve almost finished my 3rd book of the year and it makes me so happy to go from barely reading last year to consistently reading this year I feel it’s really good progress for me

I should have the book done by Friday, so expect another review some point at the weekend :)

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finished my second book of the year

Finished animal farm in the early hours of the morning I absolutely loved it. Even though it was a reread for me I was still shocked by everything that happened. Another 5⭐️ read for sure!

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Just read my first book of 2025 which was also my first Dostoyevsky!

I absolutely loved white nights it was an amazing book to start the year on! A 5⭐️ read for sure! The ending was definitely my favourite it was so sweet and juvenile yet so hard breaking simultaneously. I would thoroughly recommend it to anyone who thinking of reading it, especially if you’re looking for a quick one

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Just read my first book of 2025 which was also my first Dostoyevsky!

I absolutely loved white nights it was an amazing book to start the year on! A 5⭐️ read for sure! The ending was definitely my favourite it was so sweet and juvenile yet so hard breaking simultaneously. I would thoroughly recommend it to anyone who thinking of reading it, especially if you’re looking for a quick one

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My December roundup (again featuring my bestie Elia) (love hanging out with him so much

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I’m in a bit of a conundrum

I bought two rules moleskine journals today and I’m not sure what to use them for, I already have a journal which I bought last week and that’s gonna have everything in it what should I use my moleskines for?

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Reblog if you want an Anon's honest opinion of you.

GO

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you seem like a really cool person :)

awwwwww thanks anon

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this is so cool im definitely using these in my books

Some Linguistics Vocabulary

Accidental gaps - nonoccurring but possible forms of a language

Boustrophedon - the practice of reversing the direction of writing at the end of each line, which was typical of many old writing systems

Contour tones - tones that change pitch on a single syllable

Endangered language - language that is falling out of use and is likely to become extinct

Fuzzy concepts - concepts that do not have clear-cut boundaries that distinguish them from other concepts (e.g., the concept poor)

Isolate - a language that is not known to be related to any other living language (e.g., Basque, Kutenai)

Lingua franca - a language that is used when speakers of two or more different languages come into contact and do not know each other's languages

Markedness - the quality of being relatively complex or rare in world languages

Motherese - (or caregiver speech) the type of speech that is typically addressed to young children

Polysemy - the situation in which a word has two or more related meanings

Saccades - the quick and uneven movements of the eyes during reading

Spoonerisms - a type of speech error in which words or sounds are rearranged with often humorous results

Topicalization - the process by which the topic of a sentence is moved to the front of the sentence (e.g., "vanilla pudding I like")

Weakening of meaning - the process in which the meaning of a word has less force (e.g., soon used to mean "immediately" but now means "in the near future")

Word - the smallest free form found in language

Source ⚜ More: Notes & References ⚜ Writing Resources PDFs

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I need ideas

So I’ve bought a bullet journal recently and I’m trying to work out what pages are a must. I’m adding in sections for my main interests; football, formula 1 and wrestling and I’ll have a section for books and shows/movies I’m just looking for recommendations

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me, as i force a dollar bill into the self-checkout machine: thats right…..good boy……vore president washington

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25 posts! Let’s gooooo

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I’m convinced I’m going crazy

I’ve made this list over the course of a few hours

all but the top 3 are based off of songs (as shown below)