You might want to try Spamihilator or Junkanoo also. Both promise to inhibit 98% of all the junkmail. But, as you said, Spamato's great, too.

The 'th' part in aesthetic is pronounced awith a fortis fricative /θ/. Thames is pronounced with a normal alveolar /t/, just like Anthony.end_ph >

If you're not comfortable with your current level of vocabulary and believe you should start from the easier ones in order to increase your vocabulary, I would suggest different kinds of detective books. Agatha Christie has wrote many and many

British humour here also: 'Death at a funeral'. Excellent film. I liked 'Hot Fuzz' also. Especially how the current British culture and identity were depicted.

Sports and politics shouldn't be mixed up but, unfortunately, they are; everything is nowadays some way or another connected with politics. And I whole-heartedly agree: it is no use if a handful of countries decide to boycott the Olympics.

This is the case of alveolar instability, or in your case, dentalisation. That is, the alveolars /t/, /d/ and /n/ anticipate the following dentail sound /TH/ in order to save energy and time. Therefore, the alveolars in 'i n the, a t the, o n

'10 Downing Street was under attack.' In the above sentence, 10 Downing Street is a metonymy, not a synecdoche, right?

It seems that both are acceptable when the meaning is 'match'. But if you mean 'write', then I'd go with 'with'. At least, that's what I've been taught. Eg. I've been corresponding with my aunt for years.

I'm horrible when it comes to poems. So, I need to identify figures of speech used in this poem (metaphors, similes, synecdoches, metonymies etc). I've tried to do that but if you see any mistakes or something that I have missed, please

I kind of lost interest to this show after the first season. The second season was merely repeating itself. I mean, in every period the structure was the same: a possibility is found/achieved how to prove that Lincoln is innocent but, surprise, it