My Anchor podcast episodes 5,6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19

My Anchor podcast episode 5

Episode title: ON BAD AND GOOD ENGLISH 

Episode description: The kinds of English we use for different purposes 

My Anchor podcast episode 6

Episode title: The Colloquial Style - "Talk"

Episode description: What the Cyclist said to the Reporter

My Anchor podcast episode 12 

Episode title: The Colloquial Style (with comments)

Episode description: Features of the colloquial style 

[I was called Bobby when I was  young... A London policeman is called Bobby. - G]

My Anchor podcast episode 7

Episode title: Journalese: The Bad Newspaper Style 

Episode description: How the Reporter wrote it. (Mind you, he was a bad Reporter and wrote for a poor kind of newspaper.)

My Anchor podcast episode 13

Episode title: "JOURNALESE" Or "Jargon"

Episode description: Features of "journalese" or "jargon"

My Anchor podcast episode 8

Episode title: The Moralizing or "Sermony" Style 

Episode description: A sample of moralizing or "sermony" style

My Anchor podcast episode 14

Episode title: THE MORALIZING OR "SERMONY" STYLE 

Episode description: Features of moralizing or "sermony" style 

My Anchor podcast episode 9 

Episode title: Oratorical: The Speech Style 

Episode description: What Counsel said when defending the thieves who were put on trial. (He was a young barrister, so he wanted to make the most of his chance.)

My Anchor podcast episode 15

Episode title: THE "ORATORICAL" OR "SPEECH" STYLE 

Episode description: Features of the "oratorical" or "speech" style 

My Anchor podcast episode 10

Episode title: Good English 

Episode description: The very simple and clear language of the Bible is a model of good English.

My Anchor podcast episode 16

Episode title: GOOD ENGLISH

Episode description: Features of good English.

My Anchor podcast episode 17 

Episode title: ON USING THE ENGLISH OF THE BIBLE 

Episode description: As in the Bible, prefer the simple words to complex substitutes.

[In the text, aught is an archaic word which means "anything" - "see if the subject loses aught [anything; aught is pronounced অট/अट] because the language is simple." - G]

My Anchor podcast episode 18

Episode title: THE ENGLISH OF THE BIBLE 

Episode description: The English of the Bible and Shakespeare should be taken as models. 

[In this text: "Still, if you did know Shakespeare well, you would find that though the language he uses [he? she?] is often more ornamented than that of the Bible (and so harder to understand), yet in his [his or her?] greatest passages he is generally most simple [he or she?]." - G]

My Anchor podcast episode 19

Episode title: THE WRITING OF GOOD ENGLISH 

Episode description: Do not hesitate to use the same word repeatedly if it is the right word.

The recordings made from: 

George Townsend Warner, M.A., (Late Master of the Modern Side in Harrow School): "On the Writing of English" (Blackie & Son, London and Glasgow)

My Anchor podcast URL is: 

anchor.fm/kishalay-sinha5

My Anchor podcast name is:

podcastksinha 

Kishalay Sinha [G] MAY 8, 2020