2007
2006
TOEFL Podcast
by 6 othersYou've come to the right place. With TOEFLPod.com’s TOEFL® Podcast, you will improve your English by listening to native speakers talk and discuss topics similar to those that will appear on the TOEFL® or IELTS exams. You'll learn new idioms and expressions and learn to use them the way native speakers do. No more "textbook English"!
2005
The Alternative Dictionaries
by 9 othersThe Alternative dictionaries are a collection of various forms of "bad language" from many languages. At the moment, there are 2743 entries in 162 dictionaries. This is a collaborative project with contributions from a lot of people. The pages are developed and edited by Hans-Christian Holm.
Writing Battle, le writing au grand jour
échange cinglant.
Common Errors in English
by 2 othersThe term “ugly American” used to describe boorish people from the U.S. insensitive to those in other countries bothers fans of the 1958 novel The Ugly American whose title character was actually sensitive and thoughtful—he just looked ugly. The popularizers of this phrase hadn’t read the book and judged its message too quickly by its title.
Acrodict - Dictionnaire Francophone des acronymes
by 1 otherMots composés, généralement, des initiales de chaque terme constitutif d'une expression usuelle (souvent technique), d'une marque etc... et dont l'usage consensuel vise à abréger la longueur d'un discours, d'un écrit. L'acronyme se distingue des abréviations et sigles, par le fait que le mot obtenu par concaténation des lettres retenues forme un ensemble syllabique correct, le rendant prononç;able. Ceci au contraire des abréviations et sigles qui ne se prononcent qu'en les épellant lettre par lettre.
Le Conjugueur
by 63 othersLa conjugaison est l'ensemble des formes que peut prendre un verbe. Comment peut-on bien conjuguer ce verbe ou de quel verbe s'agit-il ?
Internet slang - Internet Jive
AFAIK you should learn all these acronyms ASAP, please CTTOI before you CTD - CU
The Engrish Pool
so engrish...
WORDCOUNT / Tracking the Way We Use Language /
by 9 othersWordCount™ is an interactive presentation
of the 86,800 most frequently used English words.
