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FEATURE
Wildly irregular or no longer insuperable?
Approaches to teaching and
learning phrasal verbs

COLUMNS

Language interference
False friends between
Spanish and English

Focus on Phrasal Verbs:
Introduction
How new phrasal verbs develop

New word of the month
From metrosexual to metrosessuale:
the global influence of English in
the creation of neologisms

Corpora tips
Googling for idiomatic language
Search engines as corpora tools

 

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