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Re: Linguisticmanias: On the Slang and Jargon of the English-Speaking Stepmania Commu
Read through the introduction, seems great so far!
btw, is this the first actual academic paper written on StepMania?
e: There is a Japanese word I can think that people in the community use often and that is "Oni", although it gets translated to Challenge quite often, it's still very common imoLast edited by Dynam0; 11-29-2013, 01:14 PM.Comment
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Re: Linguisticmanias: On the Slang and Jargon of the English-Speaking Stepmania Commu
why didnt u cite roar as an academic sourceComment
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Re: Linguisticmanias: On the Slang and Jargon of the English-Speaking Stepmania Commu
This was a very nice read, I actually learned a few things too seeing as I am not the most fluent in the linguisticmanias.
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Re: Linguisticmanias: On the Slang and Jargon of the English-Speaking Stepmania Commu
LMFAOComment
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Re: Linguisticmanias: On the Slang and Jargon of the English-Speaking Stepmania Commu
wait, what makes you say that you won't get good marks? this is written very wellComment
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Re: Linguisticmanias: On the Slang and Jargon of the English-Speaking Stepmania Commu
profs are subjective as fucComment
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Re: Linguisticmanias: On the Slang and Jargon of the English-Speaking Stepmania Commu
nigeriansComment
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Re: Linguisticmanias: On the Slang and Jargon of the English-Speaking Stepmania Commu
saw subjectivemanias in the appendix and died a bit insideComment
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Re: Linguisticmanias: On the Slang and Jargon of the English-Speaking Stepmania Commu
you really ought to get a good gradeOriginally posted by dAnceguy117Originally posted by MrRubixComment
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Re: Linguisticmanias: On the Slang and Jargon of the English-Speaking Stepmania Commu
marking papers is subjectivemanias
this was interesting to read btw
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Originally posted by Wayward Vagabond
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Re: Linguisticmanias: On the Slang and Jargon of the English-Speaking Stepmania Commu
just reading the first paragraph you use passive voice in like every sentence. I'm not a passive voice nazi like a lot of profs are, but it really strengthens your writing when you use stronger verbs and use passive voice sparingly. Use it to create variety in your sentences; don't use it as the only way you construct a point
fun read, you could probably write a dissertation on shit like that but who would want to? lolComment
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