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Featured Language ArticleUsing grammar worksheets to supplement your child's learning can pay off in the long run. Adding a simple exercise or two over the summer and holiday breaks can keep skills fresh in a young child's mind. Downloading free grammar worksheets can also enhance lessons learned throughout the school year. more... |
Word of the Day: immanentPart of Speech: adjective Pronunciation: ['i-mê-nênt] Definition: (1) Permanently in-dwelling, inherent. (2) Mental, subjective, residing in the mind only. Antonym: transcendent "beyond human knowledge." Usage: An immanent evil is a pervasive evil fully integrated into humans, society, or some other system. A person might be guilty of an immanent affection for someone else, i.e. a purely mental, interior or subjective love that the affection's target might be unaware of. We all enjoy people possessed of an immanent light that illumines all the places they go. Presumably, all the readers of the Word of the Day are such. more... |
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