Galvaniser, pasteuriser, mansarder : ces...

Vous avez remarqué, ce vent, en ce moment. Brrrr. La bise glacée qui soufflait sur la France et qui nous avait fait ressortir les grosses écharpes douillettes il y a quelques jours m'a donné une idée : "Quel drôle de nom, la bise... ce vent-là n'a pourtant rien de câlin", mais y ... Show More

Muriel Gilbert répond aux questions d'orthographe des auditeurs de RTL. 

Muriel Gilbert répond aux questions d'orthographe des auditeurs de RTL. 

Freudian, Dickensian, Orwellian... learn about adjectives that come from names. 

Freudian, Dickensian, Orwellian... learn about adjectives that come from names. 

This lesson covers the names of various family members. 

Catherine and Neil explain the right way to use these verbs. 

We explain the different types of phrasal verbs to use with different grammar. 

<p>WWII was a rich source of new words for the English language. Before the 1940s, you couldn't tell an eager beaver to shut his pie hole while you were being debriefed by the head honcho. And you'll be amazed by the origin of the word "Jeep." And in honor of NaNoWriMo—because yo ... Show More

<p>Shannon and Mary chat with critically acclaimed author and experienced actress &amp; advocate Colette Hiller about ways to make word learning innovative and fun.    Colette is releasing a new book titled Colossal Words for Kids, which combines educational poetry with vibrant i ... Show More