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Anglo-russkij russko-anglijskij slovar'. Sovremennaya leksika, idiomy, razgovornye vyrazheniya, amerikanizmy, sleng/ English-Russian Russian-English Dictionary. Up-to-date vocabulary, modern idioms, colloquial usage, Americanisms, slang by Dzhuliya Khinton Vladimir Bajkov, 2004 Vocabulary of German words and idioms by William Howell Reed, 1912 Dictionnaire idiomatic;: Or the entire idioms and phrases of the French language, alphabetically arranged. With an appendix, containing a copious vocabulary ... the whole of the idioms of Gil Blas apart by M Lepan, 1814 Vocabulary of French words and idioms: With grammar-syllabus and verbs, for use in high school and college by Leo Rich Lewis, 1919 English-Spanish Vocabulary and Idiom for Sports: Soccer and the Media Spanish shapes: Selected aspects of word-formation, vocabulary and idiom in the news-magazine Cambio 16 by John C McIntyre, 1988 Greek vocabulary and idiom for higher forms by William James Bullick, 1960 Vocabulary of Japanese grammatical idiom by Daniël Ellagiers, 1967 A vocabulary of Latin idioms and phrase by A Methuen, 1907 Learning Spanish : The Minimum Essentials of Pronunciation, Vocabulary, Idiom and Syntax by Hayward Keniston, 1946-01-01 Vocabulary of Japanese grammatical idiom by Daniël Ellegiers, 1967 A standard list of Spanish words and idioms by Hayward Keniston, 1968 An English-Turkish dictionary of idioms by Pars Tuğlacı, 1966 Vocabulary, Idioms & Phrases for Composition by Peter Chow, 1984-01-01

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81. English Grammar Tests. Vocabulary Tests. Interactive, On-line. English Language
    Fill in these prepositions to form phrasal verbs related to business. Advanced,business vocabulary business idioms, Put in the words from the wordlist  
    http://www.nonstopenglish.com/Default-028.asp
    
    Extractions: or try our new FLASH game: Flash word game (revisit the page to get a new set of words) NonstopEnglish.com is a free database of exercises for students of English as a foreign language. Practise your English to pass TOEFL, Cambridge First Certificate, Cambridge Advanced English and other internationally accepted examinations. Try some of the exercises and you will see how useful and funny they are and how quickly you can improve your English to achive your goals and pass exams. Quick start Instructions Level quiz Some prepositions are missing in these phrasal verbs related to business. business vocabulary : business idioms Fill in these prepositions to form phrasal verbs related to business. business vocabulary : business idioms Put in these phrasal verbs related to business. business vocabulary : business idioms Choose the right preposition to form phrasal verbs related to business. business vocabulary : business idioms Some prepositions are missing in these phrasal verbs related to business.

82. ESL Resources For Students
    Grammar and spelling; idioms; vocabulary; Help with specific tasks; Quizzes,tests, reading, writing, vocabulary, pronunciation, idioms, TOEFL prep,  
    http://owl.english.purdue.edu/handouts/esl/eslstudent.html
    
    Extractions: Main Indexes OWL Home Page Writing Lab and OWL Info Handouts and Materials Workshops and Presentations Internet Resources owl home writing lab and owl handouts workshops and presentations ... internet resources For a list of all of our ESL handouts, please visit our ESL index page. We also have more resources related to writing in our Internet resources section. We're always looking to add more links to this page! If you know of any good ESL-related links, please send them to us at link@owl.english.purdue.edu List of topics on this page: General Resources 1-Language.com is a comprehensive ESL Site that has forums, realtime chat, jobs, links, worksheets, flashcards, Flash listening and TOEIC modules, helplines, reading library, games, multilingual support, and much more! ApplyESL.com is a free web-based research and application resource for students interested in studying abroad at an English language school. Dave Sperling's ESL Cafe is a great place for getting started, with lots of things to do and places to explore.

83. Student Links
    movies, activities, library, game room, projects, online ESL courses, tutors.Check out vocabulary pages, idioms, your horoscope, tongue twisters, etc.  
    http://spot.pcc.edu/~jsparks/ENNLClassLinks/StudentLinks.htm
    
    Extractions: Also see: eslgold This vast site provides explanations, exercises, and links for Speaking, Listening, Reading, Writing, Grammar, Vocabulary, Business English, Pronunciation, TOEFL/ TOEIC, and Idioms. There are also practice quizzes for students and handouts for teachers. ESL Resource Center Actually a site for teachers, this reference includes activity suggestions for all skills, worksheets for vocabulary and grammar, role plays and games, and teaching techniques for pronunciation and error correction. Rong-Chang Li's

84. The English Resource - Grammar / Vocabulary / Idioms
    English vocabulary in Use Advanced Student Book with Key North American IdiomsCDROM University of Victoria English Language Centre ¥10000, ABAX  
    http://www.englishresource.co.jp/store/show_subcat.php?subcatid=12

85. Short Course Description For EFAP1004 - EAP Vocabulary And Idioms A
    Find out what course is the right fit for you. College and University coursesavailable! Get the details here!  
    http://www.georgianc.on.ca/academics/courses/course_info.php?course_num=EFAP1004

86. Short Course Description For EFAP1010 - EAP Vocabulary And Idioms B
    Find out what course is the right fit for you. College and University coursesavailable! Get the details here!  
    http://www.georgianc.on.ca/academics/courses/course_info.php?course_num=EFAP1010

87. Chinese New Year Idiom And Vocabulary Lesson: Weekly Feature At The Pearson Adul
    L s Weekly Feature idioms, vocabulary and Grammar Lesson. Lovers Beware!This year, based on lunar calculations, Chinese New Year will be officially  
    http://palc.sd40.bc.ca/palc/feature/2005/cnylesson.htm
    
    Extractions: L 's Weekly Feature: Idioms, Vocabulary and Grammar Lesson Lovers Beware This year, based on lunar calculations, Chinese New Year will be officially celebrated on Wednesday, February 9. However, fortune tellers use the Xia calendar which is based on the sun. This calendar starts the new year on Friday, February 4. Technically , the Rooster Year will start 5 days before Chinese New Year! When this happens, the Chinese call it a blind year For superstitious lovers, this might not be a good year to tie the knot . Some Chinese couples have already decided to move up or postpone their marriages to avoid the Blind Rooster Year. Those who decide to tempt the fates face a double omen . There is an ancient belief that blind years are bad for marriage. This is compounded by another belief that the years of the Rat, Rabbit, Rooster, and Horse are the four years of

88. KODANSHA INTERNATIONAL
    Grammar / vocabulary / idioms and References A vocabulary Builder Charles DeWolf ISBN47700-2859-8 Publish 22 Nov, 2001 Price$ 16.00  
    http://www.kodansha-intl.com/contents/categoryBookList.php?cid=101&c2id=10106

89. Vocabulary, Allusions And Idioms
    Allusions and idioms chapter by chapter. vocabulary. Chapter 1. ambled (vb.) towalk at a slow, leisurely pace. apothecary (n.  
    http://www.bournemouth-schools.org.uk/DBunting/Main pages/vocabula.htm
    
    Extractions: .......To Kill a Mockingbird....... Home Background Chapter by Chapter Themes ... Coursework and exam advice This page has been designed so that there are no links to other pages, which means that this page can be downloaded and used as a resource without having to access the internet every time. You could also use the "search" or "find" facility on your web browser as a quick way to find a definition on this page. Vocabulary -chapter by chapter Allusions and Idioms - chapter by chapter Vocabulary Chapter 1 ambled : (vb.): to walk at a slow, leisurely pace. apothecary (n.): an early form of a pharmacist, apothecaries could also prescribe drugs. assuaged (vb.): to assuage is to lessen or to calm. Therefore, if Jem's fears about being able to play football were assuaged , it means that he no longer feared that he wouldn't be able to play the sport. beadle (n.): a minor city official, lower in rank than either a sheriff or a policeman, whose main duties revolve around preserving order at various civil functions such as trials and town hall meetings. brethren (n.): in this case, members of a particular church or sect

90. Vocabulary
    TEFL NET NATION (2) Index of vocabulary Interactive Exercises on idioms Proverbs, Confusable Words, Vocab Tests, Numbers.  
    http://www.ub.es/div5/departam/dll/recursos/row/vocab.htm

91. Pearson Education Korea ELT
    Skill Focus vocabulary / idioms. Speaking / Conversation Listening /Pronunciation Reading Writing Grammar vocabulary / idioms  
    http://www.longmankorea.com/catalog.aspx?sub=69&main=22

92. English As A Second Language: Skill-based Courses (non-intensive) - Vocabulary S
    ESL V53 is intended for students who already have a reading vocabulary of about2000 base words and a good basic knowledge of idioms.  
    http://www.ucfv.bc.ca/ASP/bakerfiles/courses/CourseList.asp?disc=ESL1c

93. Czech Language - Audio Language Lessons, Phrases, Vocabulary, Idioms
    Czech phrases, idioms and audio language lessons at Local Lingo, your language,culture, and travel stop.  
    http://www.locallingo.com/countries/czech_republic/language/

94. English Idioms - English Vocabulary Activities - Memory Spelling Game
    Memory Spelling - idioms. Click READY. You will see a pop up window that flashessomething for 3 seconds. Memorize what you see. Then click ANSWER to type  
    http://www.woodward.cl/QESpellIdiom.htm

95. English Vocabulary Activities - Memory Spelling Game - English Idioms 2
    Memory Spelling - idioms 2. Click READY. You will see a pop up window thatflashes something for 3 seconds. Memorize what you see.  
    http://www.woodward.cl/QESpellIdioms2.htm

96. Mastering Idiomatic English
    Since the idioms are presented according to vocabulary domains (such as dating ),and not according to grammatical categories (such as in terms of  
    http://writing.berkeley.edu/TESL-EJ/ej15/r3.html
    
    Extractions: UK £8.95 Whenever I ask my students where their difficulties in learning English lie, they invariably give me one of two responses: they either say that they have trouble with verb tenses, or they reply that they do not have enough vocabulary. As language teachers, we try many methods to help students increase both their passive and their active vocabularies. One of the most effective ways for students to incorporate new words and expressions into their language is through the study of idioms and idiomatic expressions. Indeed, the Oxford Dictionary of English Idioms (1993) states in its introduction that the "accurate and appropriate use of English expressions which are in the broadest sense idiomatic is one distinguishing mark of a native command of the language and a reliable measure of the proficiency of foreign learners" (p. x). That is, once students are able not only to understand idiomatic expressions, but also to produce them, we can say that they have attained a high level of second-language proficiency. [-1-]

97. VOCABULARY | To Learn Or Not To Learn?
    Should you or should you not learn idioms? Some trainers tell their The meaningof idioms is often not clear from the individual words that make them up  
    http://www.business-spotlight.de/doc/18007
    
    Extractions: Should you or should you not learn idioms? Some trainers tell their students that it’s best to avoid them at all costs . The meaning of idioms is often not clear from the individual words that make them up, so they are often used incorrectly or inappropriately . If you say, for example, "The project's in the pipe" instead of " in the pipeline ", this may get a smile from native speakers. But if you tell your boss, "You're so full of crap ", when you just wanted to show that you don't agree with him, this is more serious and might cost you your job! However, like it or not, idioms are an important part of everyday English, and they’re here to stay. Newspapers use them all the time, particularly in headlines. Companies use them in their marketing

98. Test English Vocabulary Words Idioms
    International EFL Cafe. Test English vocabulary words idioms.  
    http://internationaleflcafe.com/test-english-vocabulary-words-idioms.htm

99. Advanced English Vocabulary Books,CD Exercises,Students Book,ESL Audio CDs,TOEFL
    A vocabulary section then explains the idioms in clear, concise definitions.(Where the notation neg. appears after an idiom, it means the idiom is  
    http://www.learn4good.com/bookstore/english_vocabulary_books_audio_cds_for_advan
    
    Extractions: Below is a list of great Advanced English Vocabulary Books and educational material regarding this subject. We have added a search box to an online US bookstore, if you need further information on these products. You can also copy/ paste the name of the author into the search box opposite. Search Now: This new book in the English Vocabulary in Use series will bring students up to an advanced level knowledge of English. Over 2000 new words and expressions are presented and practised in typical contexts. Each unit provides valuable information for advanced level students about usage and there are clear explanations about subtle differences in meaning and collocation. This book has been carefully researched using evidence from the Cambridge International Corpus to ensure that the language studied is the English native speakers actually use. Clear, attractive colour units; 100 easy-to-use two-page units; Presents new words in context and shows learners how to use them; Uses authentic texts; Promotes good learning habits with learning tips and follow-up tasks; Contains a comprehensive, student-friendly answer key and a detailed index with phonetic transcriptions.

100. English Language Practice
     Aardvark s ESL Resources vocabulary, idioms, grammar, travel info. even a MAGICtrick! Interesting Things for ESL Students Word games, sentences, proverbs  
     http://members.aol.com/eslkathy/esl.htm

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