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Hi,

For all English language enthusiasts - have a look at this website:

www.alt-usage-english.org

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Some words of wisdom on this site , i.e. "Basic English (where "Basic" stands for "British American Scientific International Commercial") is a subset of English with a base vocabulary of 850 words", propounded by C. K. Ogden in 1929.

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why is "I" capitalised?

between you and I

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