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I will work to put right an error!
British American Scientific International Commercial English will not be poor or bad English! Prof. A. P. Rossiter (University College, Durham, 1938) did write an complete book about «THE GROWTH OF SCIENCE» as a completely normal Pelican Book (Penguin Books, yes Penguin, a long time before Linux
), where nobody will see that it is only written using only the list of words of BASIC English or only after a lot great number of pages! British American Scientific International Commercial English will be correct and simple English at the same time. It is not only the effect of the work of one or few men. The University of Havard did take part!
British American Scientific International Commercial English is the only one special English with complete books as The Bibel or above The Growth of Science and really more...
British American Scientific International Commercial English has a complete dictionary of than 22.000 words or 40.000 separate senses of the usual English words giving statement of sense using only the words of BASIC English («
The General BASIC English Dictionary», Evans Brother Ltd) and a separate complete dictionary giving the sens of more than 25.000 words and word-groups taken from all branches of Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Medicine, Psychology, Astronomy, Geology, and Anthropology, as well as from important fields of science in industry, such as Engineering, Aeronautics, and Metallurgy. See for «The Science Dictionary in Basic English», Evans Brother Ltd.
To read and get the sens of all above works you only need to learn the 850 words of British American Scientific International Commercial English...
It also uses special terms for special use and growths to «wider English» («From BASIC to wider English», Dr. W. B. Mumford). German men did find a new name for British American Scientific International Commercial English: «Englisch ohne Ballast» (and «Weiter ohne Ballast» for wider English).
Naturally we would need a set of special words for computer sciences. I don't know if there is already one (Harvard University?)...
Please see also
http://ogden.basic-english.org/
(you will find this page in German and French).
You can find a lot of online books in British American Scientific International Commercial English in this page (but not the two dictionaries
!).
For example the special word «online» is a right word in BASIC English because it is made of two words from the 850 words list («on» and «line»!)!