2014 was another busy year on Macmillan Dictionary Blog. With so many great posts to choose from we decided to break from tradition and give you not one but two top tens to enjoy. In the previous post we shared the most popular Learn English posts from 2014. This time we’re giving you another chance to read the 10 most popular Love English posts, including two from our new Real Grammar series, as well as several from regular blogger Stan Carey. So here are the ten Love English posts which caught your attention most in the last 12 months:
Our most popular Love English blog posts in 2014
“Real Grammar” – accept no substitutes!
by Michael Rundell
Apostophe do’s, dos and don’ts
by Stan Carey
Who’s the boss of English?
by Stan Carey
Get your gas mask on – toot sweet!
by Michael Rundell
How many ‘alternatives’ can there be?
by Stan Carey
The ’emphatic’ use of quotation marks
by Stan Carey
Are you -ish, -ic, -ese or -ian? (Or none of these?)
by Adam Kilgariff
Why heed the language cranks?
by Stan Carey
Keeping it real with Real Grammar
by Michael Rundell
What kinda people say “could of”?
by Jonathan Marks
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 2013
Most popular in 2012
Most popular in 2011
Most popular in 2010
Most popular in 2009
