An exciting and unique new way for pupils and teachers to explore the meaning of words and the English Language as a whole, through a visual and easily interpreted representation. Simply enter a word, and an animated diagram of all similar meaning words is created, which can be explored dynamically.
This new version includes spell checker/ word suggestion, text-to-speech (requires internet connection) and ability to search the web.
1- to provide students with a tool that will allow them to become independent readers. 2- to pronounce and understand new words they encounter as they read. 3- to qualify them to communicate with their teacher in English. 4- in reading, writiting , and discussion lessons teachers are required to introduce new vocabulary items .
Therefore, they have to have the suffifficient skill to present those new words.
Home for Alexander, an artist, is a small bothy on a remote mountain in Scotland. One day, his peace is shattered when he returns home to find some strangers waiting for him. After a scuffle, he is left for dead with only the wind and the words, "Where is it?" ringing in his ears.
Postulated word-formation rules often exclude formations that can nevertheless be found in actual usage. This book presents an in-depth investigation of a highly heterogeneous word-formation pattern in English: the formation of nouns by suffixation with "-ee." Rather than relying on a single semantic or syntactic framework for analysis, the study combines diachronic, cognitive and language-contact perspectives in order to explain the diversity in the formation and establishment of "-ee" words. It also seeks to challenge previous measurements of productivity and proposes a new way to investigate the relationship between actual and possible words.
