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	FROM THE EDITOR In this Issue Contributors Letters to the Editor Write to Us Spread the Word Back Issues FEATURE Languages at War Find out how loan words are changed in times of conflict COLUMNS Language Interference Three words to watch out for: actual, eventual and important Focus on Language Awareness Introduction Academic Writing: Writing an Essay — Finding and referencing sources UK version ¦ US version New word of the month Food for thought Read about new words based on food Top Tips for the CD-ROMs Using SmartSearch for correcting learner errors onestopenglish.com		Letters to the Editor We're always interested to hear your comments and suggestions. Here are some we've received already: 'I have really been enjoying the columns - and the new word of the month! Thanks to the contributors! Your webzine is excellent. I have recommended it to several colleagues and have had lots of good feedback. An excellent resource for teachers and students of linguistics.' Julia (Australia) 'I teach English in Mexico. Since I am American and most of my students’ contacts are with Americans, I teach American usage. Therefore, it was useful to me to read the article on pragmatics in the American English version. … I think I’m going to like your magazine and believe it will be helpful to me and my students. Keep up the good work!' Jim (Mexico) 'Congratulations! There is a lot of good material on the web but this really is special. What can I say, except thanks.' Linda (Israel)

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