Words Shakespeare Invented 
Shakespeare invented over 1700 of our common words, including "madcap", "bandit", "lackluster", "puking", and "rant", just to name a few. For more about Shakespeare's contribution to the English language, click here....
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Teaching Beginners
This section provides 25 lesson examples of teaching the absolute basics to beginners who have never studied English before. The lessons are especially effective for teaching students whose language you can't speak. Overview...
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english inspiration
it's been a while I haven't written anything in English. Not sure this will ever happen again. I leave this page open just in case the inspiration comes back, but I prefer now to write in French.
There are enough English-speaking blogs in this world. In addition, it's getting increasingly difficult for me to give up my mother language. I don't like the style of my English writings either, as it remains to me more of a business use (although those who know me might argue that I speak English in my personal life as well).
Other cultural reasons lead me to believe that the French-speaking readers are more likely to read this blog. Opinions are always welcome on this topic.
http://candido.idealist.free.fr/english.php?title=english_inspiration&more=1&c=1&tb=1&pb=1
Teaching Absolute Beginners - 20 Point Program
Teaching absolute beginners requires the teacher to pay special attention to the order in which new language is introduced. This 20 point program provides a syllabus to take students from speaking no English at all to being able to fulfill...
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Language Workbenches
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English country inns online
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Lexisgoo English Dictionary v2.2 Windows Mobile 5.0 ready
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Top 5 English Sites
If you´re brushing up on your English skills this summer, give these five amazing sites a try. They may be just what you need in your online English courses....
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Some Notable Dates In Civil Rights History
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English Learning Forum
The Forum at esl.about.com provides an excellent source for information about learning and teaching English. Here are some great examples of questions and knowledgeable answers : vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar, as well as teaching English....
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