Jargon is an uncountable noun (specialized technical terminology characteristic of a particular subject): ‘The document was full of legal jargons.’ ‘I don’t understand computer jargon.’
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Indefinite Pronoun – English editing.
This is a large group of pronouns which refer less precisely than the others. They include: Some someone somebody something Any anyone anybody anything None no one nobody nothing Everyone everybody everything all Either neither both each For example: As I keep saying, I don’t need you or anybody else to tell me what I […]
Disappeared
Disappeared (from the verb disappear) is not used like an adjective: (i) Get lost, as without warning or explanation: ‘His wife has disappeared with the children.’(ii) Become invisible or unnoticeable: ‘The effect disappeared when the day broke.’ (iii) Cease to exist: ‘One day our problems will disappear.’ (iv) Become less intense and fade away gradually: ‘The pain […]
Light – English editing.
This is one of a small group of verbs which have alternative forms for the past tense and past participle. Both lighted and lit can be used in all varieties of English, but lit is much more common for the two forms mentioned. When you want to use the past participle before a noun, however, […]