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The Cambridge Encyclopedia of the English Language David Crystal
Publisher: Cambridge University Press

Friday, 22 March 2013 at 15:11. For using those words to some proud men, who would say “Thou'st thou me, thou ill-bred clown”, as though their breeding lay in saying “you” to a singular”. Figure 2 Circles of English (Crystal 1995, p. An internationally renowned writer, editor, lecturer, and broadcaster, he received an OBE in 1995 for his services to the English language. Check out the following post from mentalfloss.com that describes exactly why the American dialect is truest form of the English language: There are many, many evolving regional British and American accents, so the terms “British accent” and .. The Cambridge encyclopedia of the English language Cambridge, England: Cambridge University Press, 2000. At about the same time, another diagram visualising the three Circles of English was also introduced in The Cambridge Encyclopedia of the English Language (Crystal 1995). Source: The Cambridge Encyclopedia of the English Language. The Oxford Companion to the English Language New York: Oxford University Press, 1992. English for students: In his preface to The Cambridge Encyclopedia, Crystal examines the question, "Why study the English language?" See if you can come up with any answers that are better than these. And as for Crystal – an honorary professor of linguistics at the University of Wales at Bangor and editor of the Cambridge Encyclopedia of the English Language, among other works – he does not complain. The book “The Cambridge Encyclopedia of the English Language (David Crystal, 1995) notes that the Gale Research Company book “The Acronyms, Initialisms & Abbreviations Dictionary” contains over 400,000 entries. Cambridge Encyclopedia of the English Language (1995, 2003), and (as editor) the Cambridge Biographical Dictionary, the Cambridge Factfinder, the Cambridge Encyclopedia, and the New Penguin Encyclopedia (2003).