| 1) First of all, a few exercises to get acquainted with the use of a paper dictionary. |
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| 2) A very interesting online dictionary, but actually much more. Use the possibilities offered by the "Forum" feature to translate the trickiest phrases. | Wordreference.com |
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3) "George W. Bush - AWOL from the National Guard 1972-'73" "Family needs housing ASAP." Wonder what those abreviations or acronyms stand for? Check them at ...
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Acronymfinder.com |
| 4) "Arkansas" You think you know how to pronounce this word? Better check it at Merriam-Webster Online | Merriam-Webster Online |
5) Merriam-Webster again. This time something more visual. |
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| 6) The sounds of English with interactive phonetics chart. | BBC Learning English |
7) Urban Dictionary: Ever heard of a "chairdrobe"? Take a look at this online slang and neologism dictionary that list a lot of things you may not be able to find in a traditional dictionary. |
Urban Dictionary |