Review of "Run" in the Bible Using the Tandem English Style

According to the Merriam-Webster‟s Collegiate Dictionary, the “tandem bicycle” came into use about the year 1890 for usually two riders. Since they must cooperate, the idea cropped up that, instead of the categorical paragraph, a new system could crop up. It is that the word which ends a paragraph, automatically begins the next one. Called “Tandem English,” the author has employed it previously in some works. In the present review, the Holy Bible is used to expatiate on the word, “run.”

Keywords: Dictionary, tandem bicycle, paragraph, Bible, run, tandem English.