Wordzone – February 2014
Romantic words
The Romantic Era (late 18th century - mid-19th century), dominated by famous poets such as Wordsworth, Blake, Shelley and Keats, focused on love of nature, expressive language and an emphasis on...
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Wordzone – March 2014
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1. fascinating (fas-uh-ney-ting)
Visitors at the Yosemite National Park often remark...
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Word Zone – February 2013
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Jazz up your vocabulary with new words that you can...
Wordzone – February 2015
FALSOS AMIGOS!
Many words in English sound so similar that it’s not surprising to mix up their definitions or misuse them.
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Wordzone – August 2015
SPICE STORY
India is known as ‘The Home of Spices’. Spices don’t just add taste to food but also provide nutritional benefits with their curative and disease prevention properties.
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Wordzone – July 2014
Words too good to be true
The English language has many strange words that you won’t believe aren’t made up. In fact, some would probably make you think, “Is that really...
Wordzone – September 2014
Gourmet cooking terms
Gone are the days when cooking was a chore. The Indian and international cookery shows on TV have paved the way for gourmet cooking, and ingredients that were...
Wordzone – August 2014
Lengthily yours
The English language has a collection of unusually long words which you can use either for your own enjoyment or to annoy your...
