Misleading people is totally inexcusable.

Inexcusable is a word which is often used when referring to people's actions.

Actions speak louder than words.

Words form the basis of all communication in language.

Language comes in different forms.

Forms are an every day part of administrative life this side of the Channel.

Channel 5 has some good programs on.

On-side or off-side is one of the decisions a referee has to make during a football match. Another is the oft disputed DOGSO.

DOGSO ~ Deny An Obvious Goal-Scoring Opportunity.

I think

Think long enough and you can often find the answer to a question without having to resort to a dictionary or encyclopedia.
One word you may need to look up though, is cryoseism.

Cryoseism, also known as a frost quake, may be caused by a sudden cracking action in frozen soil or rock saturated with water or ice.

Ice is the state of water when it freezes below 0C. The lowest possible temperature is -273.15C and is called absolute zero (based on the Kelvin scale).

Scale and polish, some people have that when they visit the dentist.

Dentist is someone who looks at your teeth, whereas your lungs would be looked at by a pulmonologist.

Pulmonologist if pluralised would be a lot easier word to start a sentence.

Sentence would also have been easier if pluralised.

Pluralised has been used in the last two sentences, is that unusual ?

Unusual.....? It's not unusual. I think you must have Tom Jones syndrome!

Syndrome is a very interesting word.

Word games such as this are always interesting, as they give an insight into different people's language skills and vocabulary.