Elizabeth J Feeley

Elizabeth Feeley and Philip Feeley were inspired by both their teaching experience helping non-native speakers master the nuances of English and by decades of experience working alongside non-native speakers. Between them, the Feeley's have six academic degrees, four of them at the graduate level, so they are no strangers to rigorous research and analysis. They have drawn on their backgrounds in academic research, their experience teaching English as a second language, and their general love of...See more

Elizabeth Feeley and Philip Feeley were inspired by both their teaching experience helping non-native speakers master the nuances of English and by decades of experience working alongside non-native speakers. Between them, the Feeley's have six academic degrees, four of them at the graduate level, so they are no strangers to rigorous research and analysis. They have drawn on their backgrounds in academic research, their experience teaching English as a second language, and their general love of and fascination with spoken and written English to produce a unique dictionary of English homophones. They live in Newfoundland and can be contacted at homophonecentral.com. See less