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1177. This week, we look at behind-the-scenes of being a curator at Harvard's Houghton Library with John Overholt. We look at why 18th-century paper is surprisingly tough, how John managed the high-stakes transport of a George Washington book, and why curators actually prefer bar ...  Show more

1176. This week, we look at mind-bending words, including "semordnilap" (which spells "palindromes" backwards), "pentasyllabic" (which has five syllables), and "hyphenated" (which is not hyphenated). Then, we tackle how to use "me" and "myself" (with an aside for "hisself," "mese ...  Show more

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On voit de plus en plus sur internet des méthodes miracles d'apprentissage de langues. Beaucoup recommandent de ne pas apprendre de grammaire du tout . 

Est-ce possible ? 

Est-ce une erreur ?

Et notre langue natale, on l'a apprise sans grammaire ?

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Improve your English skills by watching your favorite TV shows and movies! In this lesson, we'll share tips on how to choose appropriate content for your level, learn new vocabulary, improve your pronunciation and listening skills, and gain a better understanding of the langua ...

Learn how to use your native language to your advantage when learning English. This video covers the concepts of cross linguistic influence, L1 transfer, and fossilization, and provides tips on how to avoid making mistakes and improve your pronunciation.

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