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10 July 2025

diffhist American English 23:07 +309 Absolutiva talk contribs (→top: Adding White House source) Tag: 2017 wikitext editor
diffhist Grammatical aspect 20:46 −4 64.114.72.67 talk (→History)
diffhist Template:English grammar 19:12 +19 Andrybak talk contribs (wrap categorization in Template:Sandbox other per template categorization guidelines)
diffhist Hyphen 09:41 +10 JMF talk contribs (→Syllabification and spelling: Mdash is confusing in this context, really needed an unambiguous spaced mdash for clarity. ''Proscribed'' implies a legal penalty, ''deprecated'' is almost as strong but still needs a citation.) Tags: Mobile edit Mobile web edit Advanced mobile edit
diffhist Morphology (linguistics) 06:47 −43 Kevalbakh talk contribs (“contains the word-forms” was changed to “includes the word-forms” to sound more natural in linguistic discourse. The second sentence was rephrased from “are thus considered different word-forms belonging to the same lexeme” to the simpler and clearer “are therefore different word-forms of the same lexeme.” Finally, “as they refer to two different concepts” was revised to “as they represent two different concepts” for smoother and more formal expression.) Tag: Visual edit
diffhist Hyphen 06:45 −25 Kevalbakh talk contribs (“Allows the hyphen to be reserved only for places…” was improved to “reserved exclusively for instances where a true hyphen is intended” for more formal and precise expression. Examples were italicized for emphasis and consistency in academic or instructional writing. The second sentence was simplified by changing “how a word is being or should be spelled” to “to indicate the spelling of a word”, improving clarity and removing redundancy.) Tag: Visual edit
diffhist Hyphen 06:38 −4 Kevalbakh talk contribs (“Words made up of individual letters of type” was rephrased as “words composed of individual movable type” to reflect terminology consistent with printing history. “Held in place by a surrounding nonprinting rigid frame” was streamlined to “secured within a rigid, nonprinting frame” for conciseness and flow.) Tag: Visual edit
diffhist Do-support 06:28 +9 Kevalbakh talk contribs (“as described above” was omitted for standalone clarity and to avoid reliance on prior context. “Clauses that do not require do-support” was rephrased as “contexts where it is not grammatically required” to vary word choice and improve precision. The second sentence was expanded to specify pragmatic functions, making the explanation more informative by explicitly referencing emphasis or contrast, which are common motivations for optional do-support in English.) Tag: Visual edit
diffhist Syntax 04:48 −6 Jayupe talk contribs (→Sequencing of subject, verb, and object: Updated redirect text) Tag: Visual edit

9 July 2025

diffhist Uses of English verb forms 22:52 +637 Alex.94444 talk contribs (The simple in present simple, past simple, or even conditional simple is indeed an aspect. According to Bernard Comrie (1976), aspect concerns the internal temporal structure of situations. In this view, the simple aspect contrasts with both the progressive and the perfect aspects, as it presents events without marking them as ongoing or completed. Therefore, forms like he eats or he walked are not merely “non-aspectual,” but express the simple aspect, as recognized in modern grammatical theory.) Tags: Manual revert Visual edit Mobile edit Mobile web edit
diffhist Uses of English verb forms 02:44 +41 W.andrea talk contribs (→top: more citations needed) Tag: Reverted

8 July 2025

diffhist Uses of English verb forms 21:31 −678 W.andrea talk contribs (Undid revision 1299504718 by Alex.94444 (talk) "Simple" isn't an aspect; it's opposed to *compound* tenses, which use helper verbs like "will" for future or "have" for perfect.) Tags: Undo Reverted Mobile edit Mobile app edit Android app edit App undo
diffhist Uses of English verb forms 20:25 +678 Alex.94444 talk contribs (The terms "present simple", "past simple" and "future simple" are preferred to maintain accuracy and parallelism with other tense names that follow a "tense + aspect" structure—for example, present perfect (tense + aspect), past continuous (tense + aspect), and future perfect continuous (tense + aspect). Similarly, the term "conditional simple" reflects a "mood + aspect" structure, with the aspect in the second position. This ensures consistency and clarity in grammatical terminology.) Tags: Reverted Visual edit Mobile edit Mobile web edit
diffhist Simple past 19:12 0 Alex.94444 talk contribs (The term "past simple" is preferred to maintain accuracy and parallelism with other tense names which follow a "tense + aspect" structure. Examples: "past perfect" (tense + aspect), "past continuous" (tense + aspect) and "past perfect continuous" (tense + aspect). This ensures consistency and clarity in grammatical terminology.) Tags: Visual edit Mobile edit Mobile web edit
diffhist Simple present 19:00 0 Alex.94444 talk contribs (The term "present simple" is preferred to maintain accuracy and parallelism with other tense names which follow a "tense + aspect" structure. Examples: "present perfect" (tense + aspect), "present continuous" (tense + aspect) and "present perfect continuous" (tense + aspect). This ensures consistency and clarity in grammatical terminology.) Tags: Visual edit Mobile edit Mobile web edit
diffhist m Wikipedia:Verifiability 17:05 −4 IdiosyncraticLawyer talk contribs (Spacing) Tag: 2017 wikitext editor
diffhist Wayback Machine 10:15 −45 88.201.28.58 talk (It used to be blocked long ago but not anymore)

7 July 2025

diffhist American English 22:23 0 Absolutiva talk contribs (→External links) Tag: 2017 wikitext editor
diffhist m Infinitive 19:56 −2 Φρύδια talk contribs (→Hebrew: typo in Hebrew text (excess shva))
diffhist Computer science 14:38 −8 Belbury talk contribs (→top: motion capture image not very relevant to AI)
diffhist Computer science 14:25 0 Belbury talk contribs (Reverted good faith edits by Shriman0 (talk): Lowercase per article title, rest of article text) Tags: Twinkle Undo
diffhist Computer science 13:31 0 Shriman0 talk contribs (Simple typo with a capital letter) Tags: Reverted Visual edit Mobile edit Mobile web edit

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