It’s an annual tradition here on this blog to take a look back at the archive of the previous year and share with you the 10 most popular blog posts. 2013 was another busy year for Macmillan Dictionary Blog with several series running, from Stories behind Words, through language tips, to word roots and routes. Here are the posts which caught your attention most in the last 12 months:
Our most popular blog posts in 2013
Three hoorays for the royal baby
by Saskia Iseard
The Beatles and their impact on English
by Michael Rundell
Happy 10th birthday, BuzzWord!
by Kerry Maxwell
Stories behind Words: home
by Will Allen
Just who is this post for? The difference between “who” and “whom”
by Michael Rundell
An idiom that has its cake and eats it
by Stan Carey
Language, culture, and the dominance of English
by Michael Rundell
Nominalisation and zombification
by Stan Carey
To whom it deeply concerns
by Stan Carey
The minutiae of Latin plurals
by Stan Carey
Most popular posts in previous years
To see what our readers found interesting to read and comment on in previous years, use these links:
Most popular in 2012
Most popular in 2011
Most popular in 2010
Most popular in 2009
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