Oxford Wordpower Dictionary 3rd Edition

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Publikace: OXFORD WORDPOWER DICTIONARY 3rd Edition - TURNBULL, J.. English level: Intermediate to Upper-Intermediate Written specifically for intermediate learners and their needs, with a focus on building vocabulary through topics, and on boosting accuracy and confidence. Overview Every aspect of the dictionary, from the way the entries are written to the way the information is presented, has been planned to ensure that it is always user-friendly and helpful. How can it be used? Self-study: e.g. vocabulary building, exam preparation, error correction. In general English classes: promoting learner independence. Key features The Oxford 3000 - the most useful words to learn - are clearly marked so users can focus on learning the most important words. Users can find what they are looking for and understand it when they do. The dictionary explains difficult words so that students understand the definitions without having to look elsewhere. Shortcuts in longer entries take users straight to the right meaning. New vocabulary-building notes give words on particular topics, as well as synonyms for over-used words like 'nice' and 'good'. 'Help' notes give learners the information they need to avoid errors. 'More' notes encourage users to build on what they know. Photos and drawings clarify difficult words or show the difference between similar words. Sixteen pages of colour illustrations show words in topic groups to help build vocabulary. Fourteen pages of activities develop dictionary skills so that learners get the most from the dictionary. Publikace: OXFORD WORDPOWER DICTIONARY 3rd Edition - TURNBULL, J.. Wordpower builds vocabulary fast. The CD-ROM includes the full dictionary, Oxford Wordfinder Dictionary, vocabulary games and exercises. A Trainer booklet helps students get more from their Wordpower. Oxford Wordpower Dict.3rd 272 - Oxford: the world's - Oxford University Press - Jazyk: EN - Vazba: Brožovaná bez přebalu lesklá ([edited by Joanna Turnbull, assisted by Victoria Bull and Patrick Phillips])