Language and Literature
- OmniFile FT Select
- eLibrary (Not licensed for use in K12 schools)
- ArticleFirst
- ECO
- AltaVista Babelfish Translation Service for translation of web pages in other languages
- BBC Languages Resources for learning French, German, Spanish, and Italian, including sound files, vocabulary lists, quizzes, and cultural notes
- Citation Style Guide Modern Language Association (MLA), Chicago (Turabian), American Psychological Association (APA) are featured
- Citing Government Information Sources
- CliffsNotes Online view for free, pay to print
- Conjugate verb
- Ethnologue: Languages of the World a catalog of the world's languages browseable by country name, language family, and language name
- Learn a Laguage Learn up to 8 foreign languages for free with audio lessons and games
- Lexical FreeNet
- Literature Resources devoted primarily to English and American literature and includes both scholarly and less-academic sites
- Livemocha learn a new language the social way
- MLA Language Map interactive map that allows users to see where the speakers of thirty-seven languages reside throughout the country
- North American English Dialects, Based on Pronunciation Patterns
- On-line Resources for Documenting Electronic Sources handouts and exercises on different aspects of research and the writing of research papers
- Oxymorons.info growing lists of oxymorons, organized by subject
- Phrase Finder British site listing origins of common phrases
- Project Bartleby unlimited access to books and information on the web
- Rogets Thesaurus
- Speech Accent Archive examines the accented speech of speakers from many different language backgrounds reading the same sample paragraph
- U.S.A. Learns free web site that teaches English to immigrants
- UsingEnglish.com grammar glossaries, reference sheets on irregular verbs, phrasal verbs and idioms, teacher handouts, and ESL forums
- Verbix
- Yamada Language Center Internet resources for approximately 115 languages with an archive that includes fonts for many of the languages
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