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Implicature & Politeness (Advanced)

Words said exactly right, and still the meaning landed somewhere else — the hidden rules of hinting

Roger Fielding 15 min read
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A Gentle Window into Generative Ideas (Advanced)

That satisfying click when a sentence stresses exactly the right word — here's the machinery behind it

Roger Fielding 12 min read
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Why UK & US English Diverged (Capstone)

Two printers, two spellings, one language split by an ocean and a dictionary — how colour became color

Roger Fielding 8 min read
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End-Weight & End-Focus

Every fact checks out, yet the sentence reads like wading through wet sand — where to put the weight

Roger Fielding 11 min read
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Fronting & Inversion

Notice the different thump when a sentence flips its verb to the front — that's inversion doing its job

Roger Fielding 11 min read
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Cleft & Pseudo-Cleft Sentences (Advanced)

You need one fact to land harder than the rest — the it-cleft and its quieter cousin, sorted

Roger Fielding 16 min read
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Existential "There": How to Introduce New Information Without Naming a Subject Yet

The email nobody wants to send needs a strong first line — how there quietly does the introducing

Roger Fielding 11 min read
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Reference & Anaphora

He told him he'd broken it — three pronouns, zero clarity, and the fix that untangles them

Roger Fielding 12 min read
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Ellipsis & Substitution

Your teacher circles every repeated I went — the trick is leaving half of it unsaid

Roger Fielding 11 min read
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Topic, Comment & Given vs New

One sentence comes back circled with a single word in the margin — awkward — and you can't see why

Roger Fielding 12 min read
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Phrase Structure & Constituency (Advanced)

A sentence feels wrong somewhere, but every word checks out — three tests to find the real culprit

Roger Fielding 13 min read
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Extraposition: "It's Important To…" and Moving Heavy Clauses to the End

Say aloud that we forgot the worksheets is obvious and something feels off — the fix starts with it

Roger Fielding 11 min read