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These pages are dedicated mainly to HTW's students of English,
especially to
These pages will include, among other things, reading assignments along with other information that seems pertinent to me for these courses of study. All homework assignments will also be included for those who tend to leave their notebooks at home. You will also find links to
If you come across any links which you think other HTW students of English
might enjoy OR if you discover broken links, please pass them on.
8 July 2008, mail to liston at htw-dresden.de First, one of the many links on "Netiquette," this one thanks to Albion and Virginia Shea. Of increasing importance is "How to Cite Electronic Sources"; these links are supplied by The Library of Congress. The following links include dictionaries, encyclopedias, on-line grammars, electronic journals; most belong to the rubric "general knowledge".
A Multilingual On-Line Dictionary: Logos LEO Dictionary German-English English-German For those who have the good fortune to study English with Americans,
British, Irish, and Germans educated in the UK but who sometimes feel the
need for translation help: The
American-British - British American Dictionary
Another "word of the day", this one The
Maven's. A Glossary of the European Communities and European Union: Acronyms, Initiatives, Institutions, Policies, Programmes, Terms, by Derek Urwin GENERAL REFERENCEThe CIA's World Factbook The USA's gateway Healthfinderto "consumer health information" Keeping America Informed: The U.S. Government Printing Office as well as other language-learning links October 1997's "Best of the Net", a wonderful Internet Grammar with interactive quizzes and an English for Internet, free English courses including grammar, writing, listening and speaking English as a Second Language Homepage as well as Lingua Center Home Page from the Division of English as an International Language, lots of language learning links provided by the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Yamada Web Guide to English as a Second Language Resources for English Language and Culture from Ohio University
DAILIES, WEEKLIES, MONTHLIES, QUARTERLIES The International Herald Tribune Time Magazine, People, Life, Fortuneand many others And the wonderful NewsLink for all you Anglophiles The Economist (You can access the complete edition through the HTWD Library.) Writing Tips includes a whole section of links for résumés.
Further preparation for that stay abroad is offered by Travel Language which, daily word by daily word, offers translations and pronunciation help in a number of languages. |
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3 December 2001, M.R. Liston