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...Practical French composition,: With idioms and vocabulary, by William Wistar Comfort, 1926 Sean-chaint na nDeise II: Studies in the Vocabulary and Idiom of Deise Irish Based Mainly on Material Collected by Archbishop Michael Sheehan (1870-1945) ... - lexicography) (English and Irish Edition) Check Your English Vocabulary/Phrasal Verbs and Idioms by Rawdon Wyatt, 2007-09-01 Anthology Of Modern French Poetry, Junior Course: With A Vocabulary Of Idioms And Difficulties (1876) Practical French Composition: With Idioms and Vocabulary by W. W. Comfort, 1926-01-01 Greek Vocabulary and Idiom: for Higher Forms by W. J. ; Harrison, J. A. Bullick, 1968 Spanish Idioms and Advanced Vocabulary (SparkCharts) by SparkNotes Editors, 2005 Twelve ways to build a vocabulary by Archibald Hart, 1945 The growing vocabulary: Fun and adventure with words by Archibald Hart, 1971 Irtiin's Super Handbook: English-Somali Reference Guide-Three Books in One--Phrasebook-Idiom Dictionary-Vocabulary Builder by Arashid Khaliif And Anuur Khaliif Xaashi Xaashi, 1996-01-01 The Danish Speaker; Pronunciation of the Danish Language, Vocabulary, Dialogues, and Idioms, for the Use of Students and Travellers in Denmark by Maria Bojesen, 2010-01-04 The Danish Speaker : Pronunciation of the Danish Language, Vocabulary, Dialogues, and Idioms, for the Use of Students and Travellers in Denmark and Norway Cheltenham College 'French Idioms and Special Vocabulary' 1900 The Danish speaker: pronunciation of the Danish language, vocabulary, dialogues, and idioms, for the use of students and travellers in Denmark and Norway by Maria Bojesen, 2010-08-19

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41. ESL Independent Study Lab -Vocabulary 1
    The idioms section is organized by topic and the vocabulary section is organizedby language level. This site is very well organized with *lots* of materials.  
    http://www.lclark.edu/~krauss/toppicks/vocabulary.html
    
    Extractions: Need a dictionary to help you with new vocabulary? Click here Level 100 and up A Vocabulary Practice Page - Hats off to Richard Williams for this large collection of vocabulary resources! There are 4 levels: very easy easy intermediate and advanced . Some of the sites included here are listed separately below as well. http://user.gru.net/richardx/vocab1.html Level 100 and up Better English (Pearson Brown) - Most of the vocabulary activities are related to business. You can try Vocabulary Exercises Business English Hangman Multi-word Verbs , and Business English Crosswords (use the "Peek" button to help you!). http://www.better-english.com/exerciselist.html Click here if you need to download or Level 100 and up Comenius Idioms - Don't "beat around the bush." He's "sitting pretty." My bank account is "in the red." Your English teacher is "under the weather" today. Each of these sentences contains an "idiom." Idioms are *very* common in English and you will understand English speakers better if you learn some common ones. At this site, there are over 60 idioms to study. You can read a definition of the idiom and a dialogue in which it is used. Best of all, just click the "Audio" button and you can listen to the dialogue! http://www.comenius.com/idioms/

42. Vocabulary
    idioms 1, Feeling and Opinion idioms 2. Participle Adjectives, Movement Verbs 1. Movement Verbs 2, Movement Verbs 3. Movement Verbs 4, Musical vocabulary.  
    http://esl.about.com/blvocab.htm
    
    Extractions: Vocabulary Many people believe, myself included, that vocabulary is best learned in context. With this idea in mind, I'd like to offer this ever expanding vocabulary resource, placing vocabulary in contextual areas and presented in a quiz format. You will also find vocabulary reference tools and guides. Building Phrasal Verb Vocabulary - 1 Building Phrasal Verb Vocabulary - 2 Building Phrasal Verb Vocabulary - 3 Building Phrasal Verb Vocabulary - 4 ... Musical Vocabulary Recent Discussions English as 2nd Language Join these forum conversations Grammatical terminology make sentences have a nice night Subscribe to the English as 2nd Language Newsletter Name

43. Idiomatic Language - Action Idioms, Verbs
    Action Verb idioms 1. Put each of the following verbs, remembering to conjugate,in the correct gap. More vocabulary. Email this page! Sponsored Links.  
    http://esl.about.com/library/vocabulary/blaction1.htm
    
    Extractions: Action Verb Idioms #1 Put each of the following verbs, remembering to conjugate, in the correct gap. Some verbs are used more than once. drop, kiss, blow, hold, climb, kick, hit, stare, blow, bite Visit the definitions page for meanings. Tom is really trying hard to kick his smoking habit. The stock market crashed so I guess I can kiss my profit goodbye. When you get to Japan, make sure to drop me a line and let me know how you are doing. Jack was climbing the wall with impatience. I wish the boss would hold off on his demands. Peter's father blew his lid when he heard about his poor grades. Have you seen Mary's new computer? She must have

44. Vocabulary Learning Resources On The World Wide Web
    http//www.aitech.ac.jp/~iteslj/s/ Activities for ESL Students Includesquizzes and games related to vocabulary and idioms. http  
    http://ilc2.doshisha.ac.jp/users/kkitao/library/student/ch12.htm
    
    Extractions: (Last updated on August 23,2000) The Internet has a great many resources for learning English. Among these many resources are ones that can help you improve your vocabulary. In this chapter, you will learn about the types of resources that are available and be introduced to some specific web pages. There are four basic types of sites on the web related to vocabulary learning. They are lists of links (which you can use to find other useful sites), web pages with games or quizzes to help you learn English words, web pages with information about English words and/or advice about how to learn English vocabulary, and reference works such as dictionaries and thesauruses. In this chapter, we will introduce examples of each of the types of resource. For each web page, the name of the page is listed first, followed by the web site address (URL) and in some cases, a further description that we have written of the web site. http://www.eslcafe.com/search/Vocabulary/

45. Bradley - Vocabulary Words For The Movie "Men In Black" (I-TESL-J)
    The Internet TESL Journal vocabulary Words for the Movie Men in Black . goddamnbugs shit crap a catch Slang, idioms and Expressions. etc.  
    http://iteslj.org/Lessons/Bradley-MIB/vocab.html
    
    Extractions: http://www.baycity.or.jp/~tishwish/ Scene 1. The border control stops the car. goddamn bugs shit crap a catch Slang, Idioms and Expressions. etc. ....the dick come on to throw back bucks a head Scene 1a. The Men in Black arrive. N.I.S division six a chat fellas bull shit Slang, Idioms and Expressions. etc. to have money on tough call break your face got a winner hit the road Scene 1b. The Men in Black talk to the alien Mikey. pesos political refugee treaties violated flippers Slang, Idioms and Expressions. etc. to bet that's enough Scene 1c. Kay explains to the border guards. entrails pal neuralizer isolate electronic impulses specifically splay burn perimeter gullible Slang, Idioms and Expressions. etc. calm down from out of town figment of your imagination exercise caution discharge a firearm get checked out E.M.S. chase Scene 2. A policeman is chasing someone. Freeze! N.Y.P.D knock ...down punk ass ledge Slang, Idioms and Expressions. etc. All yours Freeze means stop What the hell? trying to catch a beat down To piss someone off watch that..! Scene 3. At the Farm. poison skulk heck projectile weapon pry proposal Slang, Idioms and Expressions. etc. work my butt off make a living looks like swear to god make up my mind ain't pulls its weight goddamn Figures!

46. CILL Internet Site Tour: Page 3
    This is the vocabulary page of the CILL site. Use this page to learn idioms,vocabulary in the News, and for help with common vocabulary errors.  
    http://elc.polyu.edu.hk/CILL/tourtop3.htm
    
    Extractions: This is the Vocabulary page of the CILL site. Use this page to learn idioms vocabulary in the News , and for help with common vocabulary errors Suggested activity: Check the exercise on common vocabulary errors so you can avoid them: Click here for the next page of the tour, on learning English through pop music. Tour Menu

47. FHSweb: Courses: World Language
    addition to expanding on core material presented in French I, students will masterthe appropriate verbs, grammar structures, idioms, vocabulary and cultural  
    http://flatirons.org/courses/courses/worldlang.shtml
    
    Extractions: FHSweb Home School Information School News Departments ... Contact FHS Fairview High School offers a wide variety of courses to incoming freshmen allowing them to take courses in French, Spanish and German through fifth level. In addition, Fairview High offers 5-point-A IB courses for students on the IB track in Spanish, French, and German. COURSE LEVEL 1: (Standard) F51 LATIN 1 / F71 SPANISH 1 Level: 9-12 Offered: 2 Semesters, 10 credits NCAA Prerequisite: Level 1 introduces students to the specific foreign culture and to the four basic language skills: understanding, speaking, reading, and writing. Students acquire skill through oral repetition, dialogues, short compositions, dictations, readings, and written exercises. COURSE LEVEL 2: (Standard) F52 LATIN 2 / F72 SPANISH 2 Level: 9-12 Offered: 2 semesters, 10 credits NCAA Prerequisite: Level 2 furthers the study of grammar, vocabulary and an under-standing of the foreign cultures. Students improve listening, speak-ing, reading and writing skills. Students begin to develop reading comprehension skills through short stories, plays and poetry. COURSE LEVEL 3: (Standard)

48. Vocabulary: Business Idioms II
    You are in Business Spotlight Language work Archive 13 September 2002.vocabulary. Business idioms Business idioms with parts of the body.  
    http://www.business-spotlight.de/CoCoCMS/generator/viewDocument.php?doc=3524&arc

49. English Idioms In Use - English Language Teaching - Cambridge University Press
    This new reference and practice book looks at the most colourful andfun area of vocabulary idioms. The material will appeal to  
    http://publishing.cambridge.org/ge/elt/grammarandvocab/26761/idioms/
    
    Extractions: In Use books Michael McCarthy and Felicity O'Dell Components Related titles This new reference and practice book looks at the most colourful and fun area of vocabulary - idioms. The material will appeal to students from good intermediate level upwards who want to understand the English which native speakers really use day to day.

50. Russian Language Books, Vocabulary Reference Books, Vocabularies, Idioms From Gr
    2001 Russian and English idioms (A. AranyMakkai), 1997, £9.99. Around 5,000idioms, each of which includes examples of usage from Western literature.  
    http://www.grantandcutler.com/catalogues/russian/language/r106.htm
    
    Extractions: Russian Language: Reference: Idioms 2001 Russian and English idioms (A. Arany-Makkai), 1997, £9.99 Two separate alphabetical listings; one English-Russian, the other Russian-English. Each idiom is defined with example sentence in both languages. Anglo-russkii frazeologicheskii slovar’ (A. Kunin), 3rd edition, 2001, £9.40 Around 5,000 idioms, each of which includes examples of usage from Western literature. Bol’shoi slovar’ russkogo zhargona 25,000 words and 7,000 phrases. Bol’shoi slovar’ russkogo mata, Vol. 1 (A. Plutser-Sarno), 2001, £14.95 Dictionary of 1000 Russian proverbs (P. Mertvago), 1998, £9.99 Comparable or literal translations. Dictionary of Russian slang and colloquial expressions Approximately 5,000 words and meanings. Frazeologizmy v russkoi rechi: Slovar’-spravochnik Frazeologicheskii slovar’ russkogo literaturnogo iazyka Guide to Russian idioms All idioms organised into clearly defined subject areas. Complete indices in Russian and English. New Russian Lexicon: Russian-English dictionary with explanations (O. Benyukh, editor), 2001, £6.85

51. ESL Learning Links: Intermediate Vocabulary
    idioms AND PHRASAL VERBS idioms Listen to each idiom spoken. Continuewith vocabulary Practice Part I and Part II. . idioms, Phrasal  
    http://www.geocities.com/ccsnstudents/vocab2.html
    
    Extractions: These free plug-ins may be needed to listen to some sites. *RealPlayer BASIC is free! INTERMEDIATE VOCABULARY GENERAL VOCABULARY QUIZZES IDIOMS AND PHRASAL VERBS VOCABULARY ABOUT CATEGORIES SLANG GENERAL VOCABULARY QUIZZES Wordfall - Play this game to practice sentence completion. Guide the spaceship to land on the correct sentence. Use the arrows to guide it. (If you don't immediately see the Wordfall game in the open window, use the scroll bar to scroll down to it.) Basic 2000 Vocabulary Quiz - These 2000 words are taken from a list of the most common words in English. Vocabulary Quizzes - This is a large collection of quizzes to test your knowledge of vocabulary. The level is from "easy" to "difficult". Vocabulary Quiz - Which word is NOT a possible meaning for this word? Vocabulary Match - Match the definition with the word it describes. Missing Word - Fill in the word that is missing in a sentence.

52. ESL Learning Links: Easy Vocabulary
    idioms about the Face Some examples are play it by ear, and see eye to VOCABULARYBY CATEGORY Job Environment 1 - Match each worker with the place he works  
    http://www.geocities.com/ccsnstudents/vocab1.5.html
    
    Extractions: EASY VOCABULARY GAMES The Animal Guessing Game - Answer some yes/no questions about an animal that you are thinking about and the computer will guess what animal it is. The Un-Matching Game - In this game for young people, choose the word that doesn't fit into the category. Picture Matching - Drag the words in each category onto its picture. Then check it and go to the next quiz. Hangman - Choose from categories like clothes, colors, sports.... Hangman - Guess the missing animal name to win before you are 'hanged'. Hangman - Guess the missing plant name in this version. Wordmeister Games - This game is like Hangman above. Think of a Number - Follow the directions to be surprised with a magic trick!

53. Study Hall Grammar Address Change
    There is also an index to all of the idioms that have been posted at this site.*Student Reviews Available. Word A Day Increase your vocabulary in English.  
    http://home.gwu.edu/~meloni/gwvcusas/shvocabulary.htm

54. Reviews For Vocabulary Sites
    The lack of an extensive vocabulary is one of the biggest problems that internationalstudents must deal with. It has a quite big list of useful idioms.  
    http://home.gwu.edu/~meloni/gwvcusas/studrevvoc.htm

55. ILTC -- Student Resurces
    the monthly idiom), Fables (fluency throught fables) http//www.elfs.com EnglishLearning Funsite Grammar, idioms, vocabulary, Slang, Pronunciation http//owl  
    http://www.cepd.soros.md/forstud.htm

56. Delti Bookstore: Departmento: 'Vocabulary'
    English Pronunciation for Spanish Speakers; English that Works; English Vocabularyin Use; Essential idioms in English; Focus on Pronunciation; For Here or to Go?  
    http://www.delti.com.mx/bookshop1/dept.asp?dept_id=56

57. O N L I N E   E X E R C I S E S - Vocabulary
    idioms miscellaneous, Multiple choice, idioms - comparisons, Multiple choice,Insurance - basic vocabulary, Matching exercise, Insurance, Gap exercise,  
    http://www.smic.be/smic5022/exercisesvocabulary.htm
    
    Extractions: On this page you find a selection of vocabulary quizzes that can be done online. Simply click the exercise of your choice, key in your answers and ... get your own personal feedback and score. The level is marked by stars. The more stars, the more difficult the exercise. Subject Type of exercise Level Dead vs. death Multiple choice Describing characters worksheet + solutions Word formation (noun-verb-adverb) worksheet + solutions Abbreviations (1) Writing Sending a letter (Dutch/English) Matching Types of business letters Matching Enquiries (Dutch/English) Matching Buying and selling (1) Matching Buying and selling (2) Matching Buying and selling (3) Matching Buying and selling (4) Matching Buying and selling (5) Matching Attitudes of a modern secretary Matching Workload of a modern secretary Matching At the Tourist Information Gap exercise Accommodation Gap exercise Making travel arrangements Gap exercise Touring the countryside Gap exercise The 1998 Nobel Prize for Peace Gap exercise Idioms fixed adjectives + nouns Multiple choice Idioms miscellaneous Multiple choice Idioms comparisons Multiple choice Insurance basic vocabulary Matching exercise Insurance Gap exercise Partitives Gap exercise Word formation 1 Gap exercise Word formation 2 Gap exercise Word formation 3 Gap exercise Telephoning basic vocabulary Gap exercise M O R E E X E R C I S E S H O M E L I N K S E - M A I L H A N D O U T S

58. LEARN ENGLISH - VOCABULARY PAGE
    Top. Themes. Buildings. Useful vocabulary Buildings. idioms and Sayings. Verbs.Phrasal Verbs. Irregular Verb. British Culture - Buying a House. Famous Songs.  
    http://www.learnenglish.de/vocabpage.htm
    
    Extractions: Learn English - Vocabulary Page To expand your vocabulary more check out our recommended self study vocabulary books Every quarter we will be looking at a new theme to help you build up your vocabulary. We have organised it to be a thematic approach to enable learners to understand the relationship between various words. Beginners are advised to learn the basic words at the beginning and only move on if or when they have fully understood these words, intermediate and advanced learners should also study the build-up words and dialogues at the end of each section. Whenever possible each group of new words is introduced using pictures. To see the words associated with the picture place your mouse cursor over the picture. Try it now! Example:- The words associated with the picture are shown, for a short time, with their plural form in brackets - (s) on the end of the word means add an 's' to form the plural. Say the word out loud and try to remember it after the dialogue box has disappeared. Once you are confident with your understanding of the vocabulary check out the gamespage , and test yourself.

59. KaleidoVox English --- Links: On-line Vocabulary Exercises (by Topic)
    4) (eeo mtc 3); Buying and selling (5) (eeo mtc 3); Business vocabulary (be mc3 4 (be mc 3); Business Expressions 5 (be mc 3); Business idioms (be mc 3);.  
    http://www.kaleidovox.hu/linkek/envoc.htm
    
    Extractions: Pl.: (be> mc 1)= A "Better Eglish" webhely feleletválasztós gyakorlata kb. alapfokú szinten. Phrasal verbs Phrasal verb exercises Computers Crime Get Idioms Idioms - fixed adjectives + nouns Idioms - miscellaneous Idioms - comparisons All idioms (miscellaneous) ... Travel Partitives Partitives Quantities Word formation Word formation 1 Word formation 2 Word formation 3 Shopping Shops Miscellaneous Definitions Definitions 2 Person or object? Categories ... Foreign words Persons Who is it? Nationalities Family Relationships Work Jobs Attitudes of a modern secretary (eeo mtc 3); Workload of a modern secretary (eeo mtc 3); Job advertisements 1 Job advertisements 2 Job advertisements 3 Job advertisements 4 Food What are you doing in the kitchen?

60. Idioms And Slang.htm
    vocabulary. idioms Dave Sperling's Idiom Pagelists,examples, definitionshttp//eslcafe.com/idioms/. Slang Dave Sperling's Slang  
    http://cuip.uchicago.edu/wit/99/teams/uno/vocabulary.htm

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