Christine Burgmer | Blog

According to its authors’, you can use Linguee.de to “search for words and expressions in many millions of bilingual texts in English and German.  Every expression is accompanied by useful additional information and suitable example sentences.”  I looked up the phrase “thank you for your” and came up with some nice examples…

I use this monolingual (English-English) online dictionary very often:

Why not make a habit of finding a new word every day?  Most of the words on the site are linked to one another.  Click on any word to jump to another page.  Excellent!

The very Best of British offers a wonderful list of words and expressions that differ in British and American English.  I would say that it’s a one off!