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There's no true rhyme in English for the above words |
GELIOPHOBIA -
a word which means the fear of laughter. |
PRACTICE or PRACTISE?
In Australian and British English, 'practise' is the verb and 'practice' is the noun. (I'm going to do my piano practise.) (I have an appointment at the dental practice in town.) In American English, 'practice' is both the verb and the noun. |
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More on plurals... When fame catches up with you and you're offered a six figure book deal the press may hound you for a story. Should only ONE reporter shove a camera in your face don't call him paparazzi.
The correct word is paparazzo. Paparazzi is the plural of Paparazzo
The correct word is paparazzo. Paparazzi is the plural of Paparazzo
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A fantastic resource for those interested in writing for the BBC - look for the following sections...
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OPPORTUNITIES
details of openings for new writers - slots/programmes where new work is required |
SCRIPT LIBRARY
where you can read and download actual scripts - the best way to gain an understanding of how to present your work and what is needed regarding layout and directions. |
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RESOURCES
information - explanation - guidance on how to go about writing for BBC |
GROUPS
you can apply to become a group member to receive extra coaching. |
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WHAT WE DO
the BBC explain their remit - how the process works - they have a commitment to helping and guiding potential script writers. |
PODCAST & SOCIAL MEDIA
A podcast on the matters mentioned here is available (BBC Sounds). You can gain further insight in the world of writing for the BBC via popular social media platforms. |
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The QWERTY keyboard first came about because the keys on early typewriters used to stick, especially if frequently used letters were placed close to each other. American inventor Christopher Latham Sholes had the idea of separating keys such as A and E. By distributing the most popular key presses across the keyboard, his QWERTY layout caused typewriters to jam less often.