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Lockiophobia - Extreme fear of childbirth or pregnancy, from the Greek lokheia (λοχεία), meaning childbirth, childbed, or the lochia (postpartum discharge after birth)and phobia, meaning fear or dread. More commonly called tokophobia from the Greek tokos ("birth"). #grammar #wordoftheday #phobia

Pre-Intermediate Pronouns 4 (A2/B1)
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Here comes the fourth video aimed at pre-intermediate students devoted to the correct use of subject/object/possessive/demonstrative pronouns and possessive adjectives.
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Although it’s easy to lose what is loose, one letter makes a significant difference between the meaning of these two words.
Lose (verb) means you no longer have something.
Loose (adjective) means something is not tight or is free.
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TIL: Swiss German borrows the usage of the possessive from French grammar.

"Er hat mein Buch genommen" ↔ "Il m'a pris le livre"
↠ "Er hät mir's Buech gnōh"

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Struggling to define a verb? Turns out, it's the action or state of being. In 'The unusually confident performer unexpectedly stumbled,' the verb is 'stumbled.' It's not the adverb 'unusually' or the noun 'performer.' Think of it as the core action happening. #grammar #language

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Clever posts of yore:

@garryjgray
Sadly, I do most of my proofreading after I hit sned!

@MooseAllain
Just got a note from my wife "I'm leaving you, its all over". Totally devastated. I mean, how many times have I told her about apostrophes?

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