, 17 2006 . 10:44
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jellyjam)
I'd like to share my links. They help a lot if I don't know the way to write something.
Firstly, this is an on-line dictionary.
http://lingvo.yandex.ru/
I like it for the option of looking up the word in other dictionaries (links below) and in several languages...
Here is the site, where you can type in the phrase and see if it's used that way by native-speakers.
www.google.co.uk
If the site doesn't offer the phrase, word combination offered by you, try to find a synonym... ;)
And here is the site, where you can ask any question about grammar, spelling, linguistics (though not all of the answers are professional, but you may find a lot of new things!)
http://info.study.ru/
, 18 2006 . 12:56
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www.englishforkids.ru , :
Ten little boys can stand up straight,
Ten little boys can make a gate,
Ten little boys can make a ring,
Ten little boys can bow to the king,
Ten little boys can dance all the day,
Ten little boys can now hide away. 
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Petter-Poin-ter — - ( ).
Tobby-Tall — ( ).
Rubby-Ring — ().
Baby-Small — ().
Tommy-Thumb — , «» ( ).
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Petter-Pointer, Petter-Pointer,
Where are you?
Here are I am, here are I am.
How do you do?
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Dance Petter-Pointer (little finger), dance!
Dance Petter-Pointer (little finger), dance!
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Dance the merry men around,
Dance the merry men around,
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But Tommy-Thumb can dance alone,
But Tommy-Thumb can dance alone.
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This the father, so strong and stout,
This the mother with children all about,
This is the brother so tall you see,
This is the sister with her dolly on her knee,
This is the baby still to grow,
And this is the family, all in row.
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jellyjam)
Here is a nice test for all levels together - http://www.englishtests.ru/?page=index&lang=en
