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World Wide Words by Michael Quinion is a most interesting site for anyone interested in the English language, or wanting to develop their understanding and vocabulary in depth. It is on my links page here, and I have occasionally referred to it on this blog, but I have never featured it before.
Do look.
"A great resource for all students and teachers..." -- Frances M, N.S.W. English Teachers Association Bulletin Board, Mar 25, 2005.
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