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This is the result of research work done into Shakespeare Neologisms
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How to Increase your English Vocabulary
Here are some easy ways to improve and expand the list of words you use in English.
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Vocabulary in Use (Types of Meaning)
The first mind map in a new summer series of EnglishVocabulary learning
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Vocabulary in Use (Metaphor)
Vocabulary in use concentrates in this map on the Metaphor
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Vocabulary in Use (Abbreviations and Acronyms)
The third map in the Summer Collection Vocabulary in Use
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Linguistic Curiosities: Forgotten and unused words in the English Language 25012021
A mind map devoted to Linguistic curiosities, the word Syne if from the Scottish ballad 'Old Lang Syne' which many of us sing during the yulet…
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Could this be the most powerful word in the English Language
The is the most commonly used word in the English Language, but it is also the most boring and bland until you really understand how to use it.
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25 most frequently used Italian verbs
25 of the most commonly used Italian verbs with examples and translations into English The most common words in the Italian language depends especa…
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Sonnet 55 by William Shakespeare
A look at Sonnet 55 by William Shakespeare the Bard
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Sonnet 15 by William Shakespeare
Sonnet 15 by William Shakespeare
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Ten Principles for Vocabulary Instruction
This mind map discusses the principles involved in Vocabulary Instruction. Young children mimic the words and sounds that you make. As we get older we…
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How to Mind Map
Here is a Mind Map on how to Mind Map, it was part of a lecture for new students at high school. Blooms taxonomy cognitive level show mind mapping to …
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