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Academy Info - French Language Studies
Find details on how to get help learning French. Find links to French language schools and audio resources.
www.academicinfo.netAlternative Linguistic Bibliographies
Read about the sources of linguistic bibliographic information. Features links to different bibliographies.
clwww.essex.ac.ukApostrophe Catastrophe
Offers a guide to the correct use of what is probably the most misused punctuation mark. See a cartoon guide to the apostrophe.
homepages.paradise.net.nzApostrophe Protection Society
Gives expert advice, and examples, detailing the correct employment of one of the most misused punctuation marks in the English language.
www.apostrophe.fsnet.co.ukApostrophes - Its and It's
One of the trickier exceptions to the apostrophe/possessive rule is tackled on this page. Master it and call yourself an advanced grammarian.
imdept.qmuc.ac.ukArt of Translation, The
Resource from the British Council celebrates the art of literary translation with studies on texts such as Asterix, Trainspotting and the Bible.
www.literarytranslation.comAssociation for Linguistic Typology
Features resource and articles on cross-linguistic diversity. Also read about ALT's principal public activities.
www.ling.lancs.ac.ukBBCi - Catchprase 2001
Guide to learning Welsh offers free audio downloads, courseware and weekly newsletters. Check out soft mutations, FAQ and the recommended links.
www.bbc.co.ukBBCi - Languages for Work
Find facts on getting set up abroad, culture shock and useful phrases in French, German, Italian, Spanish and Japanese. Try the interactive aids.
www.bbc.co.ukBBCi - Languages of Europe
Snapshot of 35 of Europe's main languages highlights who speaks what and how the languages are related. View the family tree and hear words.
www.bbc.co.uk
