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* The Usage section should be updated to reflect difference in use for the two different forms (Imaginary Engineers and Imagineers). It should say, for example, if one form is used more in casual speech or if one is used more by a certain group of people. It should also say if one term is more commonly used. If they are both used in exactly the same contexts and exactly the same amount, that should also be noted. [[User:Rita|Rita]] ([[User talk:Rita|talk]]) | * The Usage section should be updated to reflect difference in use for the two different forms (Imaginary Engineers and Imagineers). It should say, for example, if one form is used more in casual speech or if one is used more by a certain group of people. It should also say if one term is more commonly used. If they are both used in exactly the same contexts and exactly the same amount, that should also be noted. [[User:Rita|Rita]] ([[User talk:Rita|talk]]) | ||
| + | * It also should be noted in the description section if there are any differences in meaning between the 2 forms or if they are used exactly interchangeably. [[User:Rita|Rita]] ([[User talk:Rita|talk]]) | ||
* The example sentence should be expanded or changed to better illustrate the meaning of the term. Also, there should probably be one example sentence for each form. [[User:Rita|Rita]] ([[User talk:Rita|talk]]) | * The example sentence should be expanded or changed to better illustrate the meaning of the term. Also, there should probably be one example sentence for each form. [[User:Rita|Rita]] ([[User talk:Rita|talk]]) | ||
Latest revision as of 21:28, 2 June 2015
- The Usage section should be updated to reflect difference in use for the two different forms (Imaginary Engineers and Imagineers). It should say, for example, if one form is used more in casual speech or if one is used more by a certain group of people. It should also say if one term is more commonly used. If they are both used in exactly the same contexts and exactly the same amount, that should also be noted. Rita (talk)
- It also should be noted in the description section if there are any differences in meaning between the 2 forms or if they are used exactly interchangeably. Rita (talk)
- The example sentence should be expanded or changed to better illustrate the meaning of the term. Also, there should probably be one example sentence for each form. Rita (talk)
