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+ Written By literaryboys Mon 21 Aug 2006 5:27 PM |

 

                                          Lute and book 

 

Dedication I II III IV V VI VII
VIII IX X XI XII XIII XIV XV
XVI XVII XVIII XIX XX XXI XXII XXIII
XXIV XXV XXVI XXVII XXVIII XXIX XXX XXXI
XXXII XXXIII XXXIV XXXV XXXVI XXXVII XXXVIII XXXIX
XL XLI XLII XLIII XLIV XLV XLVI XLVII
XLVIII XLIX L LI LII LIII LIV LV
LVI LVII LVIII LIX LX LXI LXII LXIII
LXIV LXV LXVI LXVII LXVIII LXIX LXX LXXI
LXXII LXXIII LXXIV LXXV LXXVI LXXVII LXXVIII LXXIX
LXXX LXXXI LXXXII LXXXIII LXXXIV LXXXV LXXXVI LXXXVII
LXXXVIII LXXXIX XC XCI XCII XCIII XCIV XCV
XCVI XCVII XCVIII XCIX C CI CII CIII
CIV CV CVI CVII CVIII CIX CX CXI
CXII CXIII CXIV CXV CXVI CXVII CXVIII CXIX
CXX CXXI CXXII CXXIII CXXIV CXXV CXXVI CXXVII
CXXVIII CXXIX CXXX CXXXI CXXXII CXXXIII CXXXIV CXXXV
CXXXVI CXXXVII CXXXVIII CXXXIX CXL CXLI CXLII CXLIII
CXLIV CXLV CXLVI CXLVII CXLVIII CXLIX CL CLI
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www.bibliomania.com

 

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http://www.bedfordstmartins.com/literature/bedlit/glossary_a.htm

واژه نامه اصطلاحات شعري انگلیسی

http://www.poeticbyway.com/glossary.html

 

 

+ Written By literaryboys Mon 21 Aug 2006 4:15 PM |
 

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    + Written By literaryboys Mon 21 Aug 2006 3:59 PM |

     

    http://www.short-stories.co.uk/

    http://www.americanliterature.com/SS/SSINDX.HTML

    http://www.bibliomania.com/0/5/frameset.html

    http://www.bnl.com/shorts/

    http://www.classicreader.com/toc.php/sid.6

    http://www.eastoftheweb.com/short-stories/UBooks/EsseAttr.shtml

    http://www.fortunecity.com/tattooine/cluster/142/main.htm

    http://www.mcsr.olemiss.edu/~egjbp/faulkner/lib_stories.html

     

     

    + Written By literaryboys Mon 21 Aug 2006 2:59 PM |

     

    Beautiful Love

    Always, deep within my soul,
    I know we have a love like no other.
    What we share is something others
    only hope for and dream of,
    but few ever experience.
    Our love is magical beyond belief.
    Always, without hesitation,
    you give of yourself completely.
    You have reached the very depths of my soul,
    bringing out emotions I never knew I had
    and unveiling an ability to love
    I never thought possible.

     

    + Written By literaryboys Mon 21 Aug 2006 2:51 PM |

     

     

    sargashte 

     

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    http://www.irgoogle.com/modules.php?name=Content&pa=showpage&pid=103

     

     

    + Written By literaryboys Mon 21 Aug 2006 1:39 PM |
     

    اليوت را بزرگترين شاعر سده بيستم خوانده‌اند و همين مساله آدمي را برمي‌انگيزد تا اليوت را بهتر بشناسد.
    «آنان كه دندان سگ را تيز مي‌كنند
    مرگ را مي‌سرايند
    آنان كه شكوه مرغ مگس‌خوار را مي‌درخشند
    مرگ را مي‌سرايند
    آنان كه به جذبه جانوران گرفتارند
    مرگ را مي‌سرايند»
    در شعرهايي كه بعد از سرزمين هرز سروده شده‌اند شاعر مي‌كوشد خود را از عشق به مخلوقات اين جهان، مخصوصا عشق به آدميان برهاند و به درون لحظه‌هايي بيرون از زمان نفوذ كند. لحظه‌هايي كه نقطه تقاطع زمان گذرا و زمان ابدي است. ارزش‌هاي معمولي زيستن و بعد حيواني طبيعت انسان به‌گونه‌اي مطلق انكار مي‌شود اما اين خطر هميشه وجود دارد كه تي‌.اس.اليوت حتا زماني كه شعرهايش بسيار زيبا است به كلي‌‌گويي‌هاي ساده‌گرايانه سقوط كند كه ممكن است بسياري از مردم به دروغ آن را تجربه انساني فرض كنند.
    «شايد كه گناه به كشش و كوشش برخيزد
    با تولد سياه و غريزي خود، تا به هوشياري رسد،
    و بدين‌سان به هرزه‌دراني رسد،
    شايد كه تو هوشياري تبار نامراد خويش باشي،
    مرغي كه به‌گذرا از شعله‌هاي برزخ فرستاده‌اند.»
    اين قطعه با آن قدرت بياني كه ريشه در زبان دقيق و حساب‌شده آن دارد با وزني كه از تصاوير شفاف آن تفكيك‌ناپذير است و به قدرت القاي آن مي‌افزايد، به راستي كه شعري است در آسمان هفتم.
    اما در اين ميان پرسشي مطرح مي‌شود كه شاعر چه ميزان از تجربه‌هايش را مي‌تواند به ياري تخيل خود در قالب شعري با اين كيفيت بريزد. در آثار اوليه شاعر زندگي دوزخ است و پس از آثار ميانه زندگي به آساني نفي مي‌شود. هر جا كه صحبت از زندگي واقعي مثل ازدواج و كار پيش مي‌آيد، همه چيز تا سطحي خفه و كسالت‌بار خاكستري نزول مي‌كند.
    بيش از اين نمي‌توان به اين مضمون‌ها پرداخت و گفت كه آثار اليوت رو به سوي هم‌نهادي دارد. كه جمع جهان‌هاي متخاصمي است كه با هم آشتي كرده‌اند؛ و ناگفته نماند كه اين آشتي به منزله آن نيست كه خوبي يا بدي سازش مي‌كنند، بلكه بدين‌ مفهوم است كه جان و جسم، واقعيت زمان و واقعيت بي‌زماني به صورت دو نيرو با شدت مساوي دو نيروي هم‌آهنگ انگاشته شده‌اند. اما اين نهاد هرگز كامل كامل نيست. اليوت در دو اثر بزرگ خود بيش از هر جاي ديگري به پيوند ميان بهشت و دوزخ نزديك مي‌شود: سرزمين هرز و چهار كوارتت.
    اليوت به يك بحران حقيقي در تمدن جهان مي‌پردازد، روند عيني‌سازي شعر كه اليوت مجدانه در پي آن است بيش از هر زمان ديگري تحقق مي‌يابد: مرحله سرخوردگي و نوميدي در پس‌زمينه‌اي از انقلاب و فروپاشي بعد از جنگ جهاني اول و حمله‌هاي هوايي و نبرد بريتانيا در جنگ دوم.
    نكته ديگر آن كه وقتي اليوت در شعر از درون خود بيرون مي‌آيد و رو به سوي جامعه دارد، اين‌جاست كه شعر تكه‌تكه شدن روح خود وي را منعكس مي‌كند و بدين‌سان اليوت ناگزير بدين‌جا (نقطه عزيمت) رسيد كه فرد در ادوار فروريزي تمدن بالاخص مسؤول شخص خويش مي‌شود و نبايد فراموش كند كه فرد تنها در همين دوره انحطاط و فروپاشي، در همين شهرهاي ويران و تكه‌تكه زندگي نمي‌كند، بلكه در ابديت و شهر خدا نيز سكونت دارد. شايد بتوان گفت، هسته مركزي آثار اليوت كاوش و بررسي اين حقيقت است كه در عصر ما امكان وجود هم‌نهادي ميان شهر نوين و جهان صنعتي كاملا به زمان ميرنده پيوند خورده است و درگير قماري است كه هر لحظه ممكن است به نابودي آن بيانجامد و شهر ابدي كه در پي تمدن فراسوي زمان ميرا چشم دوخته است، نيست. بنابر اين براي ما هنر راستين به ناگزير تكه‌تكه و پراكنده است. به تعبير ديگر از نظر اليوت در جهان امروز هماهنگي وجود ندارد. يعني اميد به رستگاري نيست و از سوي ديگر لارنس معتقد است كه با برقراري رابطه جنسي ميان زن و مرد مي‌توان جهان امروز را از انهدام نجات داد.

     

    + Written By literaryboys Mon 21 Aug 2006 1:34 PM |

     

     was thinking of us last night
    And the times we shared
    How good we were
    But now we are apart
    Yet we still have our
    Dreams
    For in our Dreams we are together
    Holding hands on the beach
    Talking all night under the silver moon
    Kissing and holding each other tight
    Dreams
    For no matter the distance
    Or the obstacle I will always belong to you
    For we are meant for each other
    not only in reality, but also in our
    Drea
    ms

     

     

    + Written By literaryboys Mon 21 Aug 2006 10:39 AM |

     

    Lesson plans and activities for plays are listed by the name of the playwright. Special collections are listed below by  Theater resources in general

     are listed by the title of the Web site.

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    نوشته شده توسط محمد.mohammad.8007@yahoo.com

    + Written By literaryboys Mon 21 Aug 2006 10:15 AM |
     

    بررسی کامل آثار نویسندگان دوره شاهزاده الیزابت

    http://www.elizabethanauthors.com/

    + Written By literaryboys Mon 21 Aug 2006 4:22 AM |


     

     

    The day I met you
    I found a friend -
    And a friendship that
    I pray will never end.

    Your smile - so sweet
    And so bright -
    Kept me going
    When day was as dark as night.

    You never ever judged me,
    You understood my sorrow.
    Then you told me it needn't be that way
    And gave me the hope of a better tomorrow.

    You were always there for me,
    I knew I could count on you.
    You gave me advice and encouragement
    Whenever I didn't know what to do.

    You helped me learn to love myself
    You made life seem so good.
    You said I can do anything I put my mind to
    And suddenly I knew I could.

    There were times when we didn't see eye to eye
    And there were days when both of us cried.
    But even so we made it through:
    Our friendship hasn't yet died.

    Circumstances have pulled us apart,
    We are separated by many miles.
    Truly, the only thing that keeps me going
    Is my treasured memory of your smile.

    This friendship we share
    Is so precious to me,
    I hope it grows and flourishes
    And lasts unto infinity.

    You are so extra-special to me
    And so this to you I really must tell:
    You are my one true friend,
    My Guardian Angel.

    Our friendship is one-in-a-million
    So let's hold on to it and each other.
    We cannot let this chance of pure bliss fly away
    For there will never be another.

    I love you.
    I will always love you
    .

     

     

    + Written By literaryboys Mon 21 Aug 2006 3:3 AM |

     

    Christina Rossetti (1830–1894)

    A Daughter of Eve

    A fool I was to sleep at noon,
      And wake when night is chilly
    Beneath the comfortless cold moon;
    A fool to pluck my rose too soon,
      A fool to snap my lily.

    My garden-plot I have not kept;
      Faded and all-forsaken,
    I weep as I have never wept:
    Oh it was summer when I slept,
      It's winter now I waken.

    Talk what you please of future spring
      And sun-warm'd sweet to-morrow:—
    Stripp'd bare of hope and everything,
    No more to laugh, no more to sing,
      I sit alone with sorrow.

     

    + Written By literaryboys Mon 21 Aug 2006 1:28 AM |
     

      اطلاعاتی جامع درباره نمایشنامه

    http://athena.english.vt.edu/~jmooney/renmats/drama.htm#tragedy 

    + Written By literaryboys Mon 21 Aug 2006 1:8 AM |
     

    American Authors on the Web

    American Literature Sites

    The Cambridge History of English and American Literature

    The Norton Anthology of American Literature

     

     

    + Written By literaryboys Mon 21 Aug 2006 1:3 AM |
     

    A Dictionary of Old English Words to Modern English

     

    http://www.library.utoronto.ca/utel/ret/cawdrey/cawdrey0.html#introduction

    + Written By literaryboys Mon 21 Aug 2006 0:55 AM |

     

    گلچین ادبی نورتن

    http://www.wwnorton.com/nael/

     

     

    + Written By literaryboys Mon 21 Aug 2006 0:53 AM |

     

    I never dreamed one smile could fill
    my world with warmth and light.
    Until your smile made all my days 
    so beautiful and bright.

    I never thought that love could be
    this endless, deep, and true.
    Until the day I gave my heart
    and love to you.

    I will be here for you
    Till the day my life is through
    And hold you right where you belong
    This I promise you!

     

    + Written By literaryboys Mon 21 Aug 2006 0:50 AM |
     

    مطالبي جامع و كلي درباره   Old English

    http://www.georgetown.edu/faculty/ballc/oe/old_english.html

    + Written By literaryboys Mon 21 Aug 2006 0:47 AM |

     

    1) Fair-weather friend èرفيق نيمه راه

     Someone who is your friend only when things are going well for you.

    e.g.: I really thought she would be have to help me, but she is just a fair-weather friend.

     

    2) Pen-friend èدوست مکاتبه ای

    A person that you make friends with/by writing letters, often somebody you have never met.

    e.g.: In your first letter to a pen-friend you will want to give a lively picture of yourself, the main points about yourself and your life which can be elaborated on.

     

    3) False-friend è دوست کاذب، نارفيق

    a) A person who seems to be your friend but who is not loyal and cannot be trusted.

    e.g.: I can not rely on Mina as a reliable friend because she is a false-friend.

    b) A word in a foreign language that looks similar to a word in your own language, but has a different meaning.

    e.g.: The English word ‘sensible’ and the French word ‘sensible’ are false-friends. 

     

    4) Bosom friend è دوست صميمی، همدم

    A friend that you know very well and like very much indeed.

    e.g.: I really like Marry. She is my bosom friend.

     

    5) School friend èدوست دوران مدرسه

    A friend who attends or attended the same school as you.

    e.g.: She met up with some of her old school friends.

     

    6) Girlfriend èدوست دختر

    A girl that a boy is having a romantic relationship with.

    e.g.: He had lunch with his girlfriend.

     

    7) Friend in /at court èدوست منتفذ

    One who has ability and disposition to help another by his influence in high quarter.

    e.g.: When the Lord was to bring his people into Egypt He provided so as they should have a friend at court before they come.

     

    8) Long-term friend è دوست قديمی

    Somebody who’s your friend for a long time.

    e.g.: Sarah has been my friend since I was 10. She’s my long-term friend.

     

    9) Make friends againè آشتی کردن

     e.g.: I had broken my friend relationship for at least 5 years, but I decided to make friend again with her.

     

    10) Have friends in high places è پارتی داشتن

    To know important people who can help you.

    e.g.: ‘ how did he get promoted so quickly?’

    ‘Oh, he had friends in high places’.

     

    11) A friend in need, is a friend indeed è

    دوست آن باشد که گيرد دست دوست     در پريشان حالی و درماندگی

    A friend who gives you help in the time of trouble is a true friend.

    e.g.: I’ll always be grateful to Karin for lending me the money; a friend in need is a friend indeed.

     

    12) Make new friends but keep old, they are silver those are goldè

    چون دوستان نوگيری ، پشت به دوستان کهن مکن.

    Old friends are more reliable and trustworthy than new friends.

    e.g.: John deeply, unbreakable sincere relationship with his few all friends because he believes ‘make new friends but keep old, they are silver those are gold

     

    13 ) Whatever comes from a friend is goodèهرچه از دوست رسد نيکوست

    e.g.: He was not satisfied with his friend’s present in his birthday. But he was contented by saying to himself ‘ whatever comes from a friend is good ‘.

     

    14) A man’s best friends are his 10 friendsè کس نخارد پشت من ، جز ناخن انگشت من

    e.g.: To be not dependent completely on others opinion is a success in life because ‘  a man’s best friends are his 10 friends ‘.

     

    15) A friend is not so soon gotten as lostè دوستی را که به عمری به چنگ آرند، به يک دم نگذارند.

    e.g.: It’s not good to break friendship very easily and quickly because ‘a friend is not so soon gotten as lost ‘.

     

    16) The best mirror is an old friend è نباشد دوست جز آينة دوست

    e.g.: Tom:’ I hate John. He always reminds me of my faults and advises me .

    Father: ‘ You should love him. He is a wise boy and helps you to improve your temper; because ‘the best mirror is an old friend ’.

    17) A full purse never lacks friendsèتا پول داری رفيقتم، قربون بند کيفتم

    A rich person always has plenty of friends.

    e.g.: Jill: ever since Joe won the lottery he has been getting congratulations from friend & relatives he hasn’t heard from in years.

    Jane: you no how it is. ‘a full purse never lacks friends ‘.

     

    18) Once a friend, always a friendèبا کسی آشنا نمی گردم؛ چون شدم آشنا ، نمی گردم

    e.g.: Mina is so sensitive to make a friendship which is high-qualified and reliable. Since she believes ‘ once a friend, always a friend ‘.

     

    19) One enemy is too many, and hundred friends too few è  صد دوست کم است و يک دشمن بسيار

    e.g.: people should try to increase the number of their friends as much as possible because friends support each other and making enemy is a threat.’ one enemy is too many, and hundred friends too few ‘,

     

    20) Remoteness and friendship è دوری و دوستی

    e.g.: It’s better not to disturb our friends here and there. Private ness should be  respected in order not to spoil a courtly relation with friend. Since ‘ remoteness and friendship ‘.

     

    21) Short reckonings make long friendsè حساب حساب است ، کاکا برادر

    If you borrow some thing from a friend, pay it back as soon as possible, so that the two of you remain friendly.

    e.g.: when Linda gave me a loan, I paid it back within 2 weeks. Since ‘short reckonings make long friends ‘.

     

     

    + Written By literaryboys Mon 21 Aug 2006 0:42 AM |
     

    آنچه درباره آلکساندر پوپ می خواهید

    http://accd.edu/sac/english/bailey/pope.htm 

    + Written By literaryboys Mon 21 Aug 2006 0:22 AM |

     

    http://www.onlineshakespeare.com/

    http://absoluteshakespeare.com/

     

    + Written By literaryboys Mon 21 Aug 2006 0:10 AM |

     

    Neatly Rolled And Tied با آراستگي پيچيده شد و گره خورد


    Are One Hundred Hug's Inside
    آخر يكهزار آغوش در اندرون آن است


    To Your Heart From Mine
    از طرف من  براي قلب تو

     

    Whether Your Day Is Good Or Bad خواه اين روز تو خوب باشد يا بد


    You'll Find A Hug For Every Mood براي هر حالتي يك آغوش خواهي يافت

    Happy Or Sad در شادي يا ناراحتي

     

     

    So If You Should Feel The Need پس هرگاه احساس نياز


    For A Great Big Hug From Me
    به آغوش بزرگ من كردي

    Simply Open This Wonderful Gift  به سادگي اين هديه شگفت انگيز را بازكن  

    وبراي خودت آغوشي فراهم نما And Get Yourself A Hug!

    For You, براي تو
    From Me!
    از من

     

    + Written By literaryboys Sun 20 Aug 2006 11:46 PM |
     

     

    جان میلتون

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_milton

    لرد بایرون

    http://www.englishhistory.net/byron.html

    جان کیتس

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Keats

    جاناتان سویفت

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johnathan_Swift

    جورج اورول

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_orwell

    ادگار آلن پو

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edgar_Allan_Poe

    چارلز دیکنز

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dickens

    خواهران برونته

    http://www.lang.nagoya-u.ac.jp/~matsuoka/Bronte.html

     

    + Written By literaryboys Sun 20 Aug 2006 11:33 PM |

     

    cant make ends meet                                                      دخل و خرجش يكي نيست
    we are even = Tit for Tat                                        اين به اون در /بي حساب شديم
    give s.b a break                                                                   دست از سرش بر دار
    red herring                                                                                   كوچه علي چپ
    I heard it on grape vine                                                          
    كلاغه بهم خبر داد
    butter s.b up                                         
        پاچه خواري / هندونه زير بغل كسي گذاشتن
    Never judge a book by its Cover                             هيچ وقت با ظاهر قضاوت نكن
    Let me put you out of misery                                               بذار خيالتو راحت كنم
    Beggars cant be choosers                                                        كاچي به از هيچي
    There is nothing to it                                                                    كاري نداره كه
    See what I go through                                                           ببين من چي ميكشم
    I am Off = Im history                                                                   من دارم ميرم
    I am Miss treated                                                        داره باهام بد رفتاري ميشه
    He is ..... and a half                                                                    آخرشه / اِندشه
    Burst the persons Balloon                                    تو ذوق كسي زدن / ضد حال زدن
    He mean business                                                                با كسي شوخي نداره
    Neednt have done it                                                   مجبور نبودي اين كارو بكني
    When the shit hits the fan                                                                 سه ميشه
    Goof Off                                                                                               گند زدم
    Buy a Kid                                                                                    
    بچه خر ميكني
    I wasnt born yesterday = what do you take me for              فكر كردي من خرم

     

     


    + Written By literaryboys Sun 20 Aug 2006 10:19 PM |
     

     

    http://www.loc.gov/poetry/180/p180-list.html

     

     

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     هر چه درباره شکسپیر می خواهید را در این سایت پیدا کنید

    http://absoluteshakespeare.com/

     

    + Written By literaryboys Sun 20 Aug 2006 6:15 PM |
     

     

    http://reference.allrefer.com/encyclopedia/categories/glit.html

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    http://reference.allrefer.com/encyclopedia/categories/claslitbio.html

     

    + Written By literaryboys Sun 20 Aug 2006 12:54 PM |

     

    Hope is a Thing With Feathers

    by Emily  Dickinson

     

    Hope is a thing with feathers
    That perches in the soul
    And sings a tune without words
    And never stops at all.
    
    And sweetest, in the gale, is heard
    And sore must be the storm
    That could abash the little bird
    That keeps so many warm.
    
    I?ve heard it in the chilliest land
    And on the strangest sea
    Yet, never, in extremity
    It ask a crumb of me.

     

     

     

    + Written By literaryboys Sun 20 Aug 2006 10:37 AM |

     

    All I Ever Wanted Is in You

    All I ever wanted is in you: تو تجلی تمام خواسته هایم هستی
    Love, laughter, a pillow for my fears. عشق لبخند، بالینی برای اشکهایم ،
    I want to give and to be given to من می خواهم به تو دل دهم ودل بگیرم
    So I might feel myself flow through the years احساس می کنم خودم در طول این سالها جاری بودم
    Alive in you, the wonder of my tears. زنده ام با تو، ای شگفتی ساز اشکهایم

     

    + Written By literaryboys Sun 20 Aug 2006 1:31 AM |

     

    A real book is not one that we read, but one that read us.

     

     (W.H.Auden)

     

     

    + Written By literaryboys Sat 19 Aug 2006 11:50 PM |
     

     

    http://www.indianchild.com/Poems/Poems.htm

     

     

    + Written By literaryboys Sat 19 Aug 2006 11:1 PM |
     

     

    The worst form of injustice is to pretend

    justice

        

                       ( Plato ) 

     

    + Written By literaryboys Sat 19 Aug 2006 0:28 AM |

     

    ریشه شناسی و منشا اسامی انگلیسی

     

    http://www.behindthename.com/

     

     

    + Written By literaryboys Fri 18 Aug 2006 10:7 PM |

     

    Aldous Huxley

     

    There is only one corner of the universe you can be certain of improving and that is your own self

     


     

    + Written By literaryboys Fri 18 Aug 2006 1:53 AM |

     

     

    The poor are not those who have little,but

     those who want much

     

    ( Mahatma Gandi )

     

     

     

    + Written By literaryboys Fri 18 Aug 2006 0:46 AM |

     

    ترجمه و تفسیر انجیل

     

    http://www.bible.org/netbible/

     

     

    + Written By literaryboys Wed 16 Aug 2006 10:14 PM |

     

    http://www.idiomconnection.com

    + Written By literaryboys Mon 14 Aug 2006 6:21 PM |
     

     

    http://a4esl.org/q/h/vocabulary.html

    + Written By literaryboys Mon 14 Aug 2006 1:17 PM |
     

    این هم از تاریخ ادبیات انگلیس که بروی هر کدام کلیک کنید  توضیح همراه با آثار آن زمان داده میشود.این بخش ۱۴ جلد هست

    Volume I.From the Beginnings to the Cycles of Romance.

    II.The End of the Middle Ages.

    III.Renascence and Reformation.

    IV.Prose and Poetry from Sir Thomas North to Michael Drayton

    V.The Drama to 1642: Part I.

    VI.The Drama to 1642: Part II.

    VII.Cavalier and Puritan.

    VIII.The Age of Dryden.

    IX.From Steele and Addison to Pope and Swift.

    X.The Age of Johnson.

    XI.The Period of the French Revolution.

    XII.The Romantic Revival.

    XIII.The Victorian Age: Part I.

    XIV.The Victorian Age: Part II.

    + Written By literaryboys Fri 11 Aug 2006 1:22 AM |

     

    http://www.eslgold.net/idioms/proverbs_sayings.html

    + Written By literaryboys Sun 6 Aug 2006 11:30 AM |

     

    Animals

    Activities
    As ... as Body Parts
    Book Clothes
    Colors Food
    Footwear Fruit & Vegetables
    Health House
    Numbers Plants
    Stationery Things in the House
    Time Tools
    Weather

    + Written By literaryboys Sun 6 Aug 2006 11:29 AM |

     

    American English Idioms (Paul and Bernice Noll)
    600 selected American idioms. 25 idioms per page with their meanings.

    American Slang for ESL students

    Animal Idioms and Expressions (www.DogHause.com)
    Some of these idioms are not commonly used. However some are.

    a bad sort, a bit, a bolt from the blue, a closed book, a crying shame, ...

    Australian Words & Phrases (Sally Lawrence)
    Ankle-biter = infant; Arvo = afternoon, Croc = crocodile, etc.

    A list of words containing: 'cool', 'kick it', 'dope', and so on.

    A list of words containing 'dude', 'chill out', 'kick it', 'grub on' and so on.

    This is only a partially functioning website located at web.archive.org.

    Common American Slang (Charles I. Kelly & Lawrence E. Kelly)
    Over 280 Common American Slang Expressions in a Quiz Format

    CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE
    + Written By literaryboys Sun 6 Aug 2006 11:28 AM |

     

    American English Idioms (Paul and Bernice Noll)
    600 selected American idioms. 25 idioms per page with their meanings.

    American Slang for ESL students

    Animal Idioms and Expressions (www.DogHause.com)
    Some of these idioms are not commonly used. However some are.

    a bad sort, a bit, a bolt from the blue, a closed book, a crying shame, ...

    Australian Words & Phrases (Sally Lawrence)
    Ankle-biter = infant; Arvo = afternoon, Croc = crocodile, etc.

    A list of words containing: 'cool', 'kick it', 'dope', and so on.

    A list of words containing 'dude', 'chill out', 'kick it', 'grub on' and so on.

    This is only a partially functioning website located at web.archive.org.

    Common American Slang (Charles I. Kelly & Lawrence E. Kelly)
    Over 280 Common American Slang Expressions in a Quiz Format

    CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE
    + Written By literaryboys Sun 6 Aug 2006 11:28 AM |

     

    http://www.eslgold.net/idioms/slang_expressions.htm

    + Written By literaryboys Sun 6 Aug 2006 11:25 AM |

     

    http://www.eslgold.net/idioms/general.html

    + Written By literaryboys Sun 6 Aug 2006 11:24 AM |
     

     

     http://www.eslcafe.com/slang/list.htm

    + Written By literaryboys Sun 6 Aug 2006 11:23 AM |