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Information about them. Answer the questions.•Which ofthese dictionaries does each piece of information belong to? • • How can they be helpful to students of English?
4,650 new encyclopedic entries on people and places, politics and current affairs, science and technology, history, the arts, religion, linguistics, sport, the media and many other fields. READING
up-to-date information and advice on the contemporary English of 75,000 words.
Equal coverage of British and American English. Over 15,000 cultural entries . Colour illustrations througho ut.
Over 160,000 words in two volumes. The New English-Ukrainian Dictionary contains a great number of words and word comb inations wit h the corresponding Ukrainian translations .
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c) In groups, discuss why different types of dictionaries are valuable.
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1- G) Organise the phrases in the box according to the headings (1, 2). 1 A good teacher (is) ... 2 A good student (is) ...
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makes good progress, a good listener, good at explaining things, uses modern methods, concerned about the students , always marks homework on time , pays attention in class , wor ks hard
learn, teach or study? to pass an exam I to take an examTo learnis to get new Look: I am going to take the exam in June. I really hope I'll pass! If I don't pass . I will take the exam again in November.
know I find out If you knowsomething , you already have the information. Andy knows what time the train leaves . If you findsomething out,you learn new information for the first time. I found out it recently. ® Match the words with their definitions. knowledge or skills. I want to learn how to drive. When you teachsomeone, you give him/her new knowledge or skills. My dad taught me how to drive. When you studyyou go to classes , read books, etc. try to understand new ideas and facts . He is studving biology at university. 1 2 to attend bto help 3 to get to know cto spend time with someone or something so 4 to join that you gradually learn more about them dto go to an event , place, etc . Date: 2016-03-03; view: 1065
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How do you think these dictionaries are different?
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Thorough coverage of British, Ame rican and Austral ian pronunciation varieties of English.
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to assist ---- ato become a member of an organisation