Valerie Adams Livres

Focusing on contemporary word formation in English, this book delves into essential concepts such as word definition, lexicalization, and productivity. It thoroughly examines various patterns of prefixing, suffixing, and compounding, supported by numerous current examples. Additionally, it explores topics like diminutives, backformation, Latin and Greek influences, and sound symbolism, providing a rich analysis of how complex words are constructed and understood in modern usage.

Exploring the profound connection between individuals, the book delves into the unique intimacy of conversing with God, highlighting the certainty of receiving answers, even if they aren't what one hopes for. It emphasizes that every relationship, including marriage, has its ups and downs, and underscores the importance of being prepared for challenges while cherishing the good moments. This exploration encourages readers to listen and engage deeply in their spiritual and relational lives.

As part of the "Flashpoints" series, this book looks at the Falklands campaign and examines how it evolved, how it was resolved and its impact on world affairs. The origins of the undeclared war between Britain and Argentina in 1982 over the Falkland Islands and the diplomatic background to the military campaign are discussed. Included also are the details of the main military operations and the facts about the conflict, with an explanation of the reasons behind the decisions made. The author gives an analysis of the "media war", highlighting the tensions between military secrecy and the democratic right to information. The book contains a glossary, date chart and index, and is illustrated throughout with black and white photographs and line maps. It can be used as background reading for GCSE studies and Standard Grade in Scotland.