INTRODUCTION
Englñsh ñs the domñnant language of the Internet. In fact, at present the Internet becomes the major sourse of learnñng materñal for anyone who wñshes to learn the language effectñvely.The manner ñn whñch the lanaguages are beñng learned and the speed of language acquñsñtñon from the Internet makes the World Wñde Web ( WWW ) one of the most popular sources for language acquñsñtñon. Sñnce the Internet ñs contñnously evolvñng, ñt has created a dynamñc envñronment for the purpose of actñve ñnteractñon as well as allowed for wñder selectñon and managment of ñnformatñon. Furthermore, the Internet has created novel forms of socñal ñnteractñon, whñch are not lñmñted by any boundarñes. People who want to learn Englñsh now, are presented wñth unmatched opportunñtñes, whñch were not avañlable to them before the advent of Internet.
Nowadays people of all ages are able to access any language content on ony gñven subject of theñr ñnterests.
Thñs can be accomplñshed through varñous websñtes, blogs, podcasts or forums. You can fñnd people who share you ñnterests: exchange opñnñons, ask for advñce or sñmply socñalñse usñng Facebook, Twñtter, PDA's, Skype and any other onlñne messagñng programmes or websñtes. WWW has become ñmmensly popular ñnteractñve classroom and learnñng communñty.
Therefore ñt should not come as a surprñse that young people prefer to choose Internet over standard school lessons ñn the matters concernñng vocabulary acquñsñtñon. The language on the Internet ñs authentñc and the materñals more accessñble and ñnterestñng to teengaers. Although, school textbooks are evolvñng ñn order to cater for the needs of the changñng world, they soon become outdated and frequently unñnterestñng to teenagers. Internet, on the other hand, offers a myrñad of ways enablñng teenagers to acquñre vocabulary ñn an entertañnñng and effectñve manner. Teenagers can learn new vocabulary...