Dictionary of Acronyms Table of Contents Contents continued Aviation Industry Business Jargon Corporate / Company names Countries and International Bodies Currencies Education Electronics and Technology
Neologisms (new words) GPB has for a long time had a tradition of collecting new words, or neologisms. Whilst we have fun and a bit
Rhetorical Tools List Example of 75 very popular and useful rhetorical tools 1. Alliteration 2. Allusion 3. Anadiplosis 4. Analogy 5. Anaphora 6. Anecdotes 7. Anesis 8. Anticlimax 9. Antimetabole 10. Antithesis 11. Aphorism 12. Aposiopesis 13. Apposition
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Research: Steven Pinker: How to banish business jargon Steven Pinker: How to banish business jargon by Harriet Green, CityAM, October 29, 2014, 1:47am http://www.cityam.com The
Initial results of GPB-Vox research GPB has been undertaking research with its Associate, the Vox Institute through 2011 and 2012. The research will be reviewed
Paraprosdokians-A Rhetorical Tool Rhetorical Tools: Paraprosdokians are a strange sort of tool; they fall into the category of ‘amusement’, and are defined as: “A figure
Vocal Tongue twisters Here we list some of the famous tongue-twisters to help you practice your pronunciation in English: Both bustled busily buttering buns Lots of
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