The Sixth Derivative Of X 3 6x 5 Is If I am not mistaken the usual Irish English pronunciation of sixth is s kst with the famous shift of to t In England this word is pronounced as s ks but I can imagine
WS2 In speech very nearly always In writing much less so I think what may be going on is that one just assumes that June 1 is pronounced June First or 4 July as Sixth six sixth six th
The Sixth Derivative Of X 3 6x 5 Is
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What is being said above is in line with ELU and more generally SE policy that established usage rather than proposed new ideas here a protologism are required In 1911 Ricciotto Canudo wrote The Birth of the Sixth Art arguing that Cinema was 6 later he redefined dance as 6 making cinema the seventh art The term is much
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When were numeric contractions for ordinals first used as in 1st 2nd 3rd 6th instead of first second third sixth FWIW when I was taught by History teachers to take lecture notes as a VIth Form A level student in Britain in the 1970s we were taught the abbreviation C12th etc as a
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If I am not mistaken the usual Irish English pronunciation of sixth is s kst with the famous shift of to t In England this word is pronounced as s ks but I can imagine
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