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1. English Vocabulary in Use Pre-intermediate and
Intermediate by Stuart Redman, Paperback: 270 pages,
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
English Vocabulary in Use pre-intermediate &
intermediate has been thoroughly revised based on
feedback from users of the first edition. The vocabulary
presented in this new edition has been informed by the
Cambridge International Corpus of real language to
ensure that the vocabulary is current, useful and
relevant for learners. - 100 easy-to-use units:
vocabulary items are presented and explained on
left-hand pages with a range of practice exercises on
right-hand pages. - Presents and explains new words in
context, shows learners how to use them and how to work
out rules for using them. - Contains a comprehensive,
learner-friendly answer key. - Includes a detailed index
with phonetic transcriptions to help with the
pronunciation of difficult vocabulary. It is also
beautifully illustrated in full colour.
2.
Test your English Vocabulary in Use: Pre-intermediate
and Intermediate by Stuart Redman, Ruth Gairns,
Paperback: 144 pages, Publisher: Cambridge University
Press
This addition to the best-selling English Vocabulary in
Use range provides 98 vocabulary tests based on English
Vocabulary in Use pre-intermediate and intermediate (new
edition). It is a very convenient revision aid which
builds confidence in using vocabulary. There is a simple
scoring system on each page which helps students to
measure their progress. The user-friendly answer key
also includes phonemic versions of words which are
difficult to pronounce. The book uses a wide range of
testing techniques including: matching, labelling,
recognising errors, word-building, forming word
partnerships, word puzzles, ranking items, unscrambling
and many more. This flexible material can either be used
by learners familiar with English Vocabulary in Use or
as a stand-alone for students interesting in testing
their vocabulary. It is designed for self-study but can
also be used in class.
3. The Oxford Picture Dictionary: Monolingual by
Norma Shapiro, Jayme Adelson-Goldstein, Paperback: 216
pages, Publisher: Oxford University Press
This dictionary illustrates more than 3700 words. The
full-color pictures are logically arranged into 12
thematic groupings including everyday language, people,
housing, food, clothing, health, community,
transportation, plants and animals, work, and
recreation. Color-coded strips and icons in the margins
make for easy access. The words selected constitute a
practical and necessary vocabulary for anyone learning
English. Exercises that enable readers to practice and
review new words and phrases appear on the bottom of
each page. Nouns, adjectives, prepositions, and adverbs
are included in numbered lists that correspond with the
pictures. The alphabetical and geographical indexes help
to locate words and provide pronunciations. The graphics
are particularly appealing; arranged in varying formats
but never cluttered, the pictures are clear, realistic,
and contemporary. This dictionary is also available in
English with Spanish, Russian, Arabic, Chinese & others.
4. The Oxford Picture Dictionary: Beginning Workbook
by Marjorie Fuchs, Lynne Barsky, Paperback: 194 pages,
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Works best with the picture dictionary. The directions
are easy to read & understand, especially for the ESL
student
5. Basic English Dictionary: For Elementary and
Pre-Intermediate Students by P. H. Colin, Paperback: 352
pages, Publisher: Peter Collin Publishing
Pop culture, music, fashion, sports, money, and work
terms are all included in this dictionary for elementary
and pre-intermediate students of English. Using
easy-to-understand language, this reference defines over
5,000 terms. Each entry features a pronunciation guide,
a simple definition, and an example sentence that shows
how the word is used. Common expressions are highlighted
and explained with examples, and notes on irregular
forms, constructions, and easily confused words are
provided.
6. Pronunciation Games (Cambridge Copy
Collection) by Mark Hancock, Spiral-bound: 112 pages,
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Pronunciation Games is a photocopiable resource book for
use with students at lower intermediate level and above.
Each activity is designed to raise awareness of an
aspect of English pronunciation. The Teacher's Pages
offer clear instructions, background information, and
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