Order of Words

Hi all. How are you all. I'm gonna come up with a nice post today. By ‘Order of words’ is meant the arrangement of words in a sentence. There is some difference in the order of words in the English language and the regional language. The three important parts of a sentence are Subject, Predicate and Object. Words occur in this order in an English sentence. In Tamil, the order is Subject, Object and Predicate.

Spelling Mistakes

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Modern English Spelling

Spelling has seen many transitions and times. The formative period of “Modern English Spelling” was from the late 15^th century to the reign of Queen Anne. William Caxton in England (1422-1491) printed manuscripts. Spelling achieved uniformity in a large measure in the 16^th century. The movement towards uniformity in a spelling gained momentum during the 17^th century.

Types of Spelling

Spelling may be of three main types. They are i) Phonetic(sound), ii)Ideographic(Idea) and iii)Mixed(sound and idea). The spelling of words first depended on pronunciation. Pronunciation changes with no corresponding change in writing. English spelling hardened more and more after the introduction of printing. The changes between Chaucer’s time and that of William Shakespeare are referred to as the “Great Vowel Shift”.