Category:Index
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This is an A-Z listing of all Teflpedia entries, in alphabetical order, so that:
- People are listed by their surnames first, e.g. the linguist Noam Chomsky is listed under C.
- Grammatical articles in titles are ignored, e.g. the book The English Verb is listed under E.
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Pages in category "Index"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 5,184 total.
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- A
- A circumflex
- A grave
- A macron
- A posteriori syllabus
- A priori syllabus
- A trema
- A- adjective
- A-e
- A-language
- A-y
- An A-Z of ELT
- An A-Z of English Grammar and Usage
- Aa
- Bas Aarts
- Abbreviation
- Brian Abbs
- Ability
- -able
- Abridged dictionary
- Absolute adjective
- Absolute adverb
- Absolute beginner
- Absolute efficacy
- Absolute modifier
- Absolute phrase
- Abstract (summary)
- Abstract noun
- Abstraction
- Academia
- Academic degree
- Academic English
- Academic essay
- Academic field
- Academic grading
- Academic journal
- Academic question
- Academic referencing
- Academic Word List
- Academic writing
- Accent
- Accent discrimination
- Accent familiarity
- Accent reduction
- Acceptability
- Accommodation (linguistics)
- Acculturation
- Accuracy
- Accusative
- Accusative I
- Accusative verb
- Achievement test
- Acoustic phonetics
- ACPI-TESOL Costa Rica
- Acquisition-learning hypothesis
- Acronym
- Action
- Action research
- Active voice
- Activisation
- Activism
- Activity
- Actor
- Actually
- Acute
- Adage
- Adaptive test
- Addition
- Additional language
- Additive adverb
- Addressee
- Adfix
- Adjacency pair
- Adjectival
- Adjectival -y
- Adjectival passive
- Adjective
- Adjective class membership
- Adjective complement
- Adjective concord
- Adjective ending in -ly
- Adjective formation
- Adjective lexeme
- Adjective order
- Adjective phrase
- Adjective phrase adverb
- Adjective suffix
- Adjunct
- Administration
- ADTE(E)LLS
- Adult
- Advanced
- Advanced decoding exercises: /s/ vs /z/
- Adverb
- Adverb class membership
- Adverb formation
- Adverb phrase
- Adverb phrase adverb
- Adverb position
- Adverb suffix
- Adverbial
- Adverbial clause
- Advertisement
- Advice for new teachers
- Advising
- Ae
- Affect
- Affective filter
- Affective filter hypothesis
- Affirmative
- Affirmative answer
- Affirmative question
- Affirmative statement
- Affix
- Affixal negation
- Affixation
- Affordance
- Affricate
- Africa
- Africa ELTA
- African American Vernacular English
- Afrikaans
- Age
- Age discrimination
- Agency
- Agency prepositional phrase
- Agent
- Agent noun
- Agentive -er
- Ago
- Agreeing
- Johann Franz Ahn
- Ai
- Aigh
- Aim
- Ain’t
- Air
- Alberta TESL
- Alberto
- Alcohol
- Charles Alderson
- Alethic modality
- L.G. Alexander
- Algeria
- All
- All caps
- All lower case
- Alliteration
- Allomorph
- Allophone
- Allusion
- Dick Allwright
- Alpha
- Alpha value
- Alphabet
- Alphabetic principle
- Alphabetic writing system
- Alphabetical order
- Alternative hypothesis
- Alternative question
- Alveolar flap
- Alveolar sibilant
- Alveolar stop
- AMATE
- Ambiguity
- Ambilingualism
- Ambiregular noun
- Ambiregular verb
- Ambiregularity
- Ambitransitive verb
- America
- American Association for Applied Linguistics
- American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages
- American Dialect Society
- American Educational Research Association
- American English
- American English v. British English
- American Heritage Dictionary
- The American Heritage Word Frequency Book
- American National Corpus
- American Psychological Association
- American Sign Language
- Ampersand
- Anagram
- Analogy
- Analysis
- Analytic syllabus
- Anaphora
- Anaphoric pronoun
- Anastrophe
- Anatomy
- -ance
- Ancestral language
- Anchor chart
- Anchor item
- Anchor test
- Ancient Greek
- And
- Jason Anderson
- Andragogy
