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Book Dictionaries

C

CD-ROM Dictionaries

Collocation - words that usually go together; e.g. 'red in the face', which means 'angry'.

D

Internet Dictionaries

E

English Language Centre home page

F

How to find words faster

G

Glossary - a list of words used to describe the contents of dictionaries, and codes used in dictionaries.

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How to Use the Information in your Dictionary

I

Internet Dictionaries

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K

L

Learning Strategies

Listening - remembering words you hear and looking them up in your dictionary

M

N

Needs Analysis - finding out what English you need to learn

O

On-line Dictionaries

P

Pronunciation

Proof-reading - using your dictionary for checking your writing

Q

Quiz

R

Reading

S

Specialised Dictionaries - learner's dictionaries, bi-lingual dictionaries, technical dictionaries, thesauruses, dictionaries that concentrate on one part of language, such as dictionaries of idioms or collocations, and dictionaries that translate between varieties of a single language, for example, British-American dictionaries.

Strategies for Learning

Studying

Styles of Learning

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Test - a test to see how well you have learned these dictionary skills

Testing Yourself

Types of Dictionary

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V

Vocabulary

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What is Independent Learning?

Writing

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Last updated on: Saturday, August 18, 2001.