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17-Nov-2005, 06:59
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 Recommended Dictionary? I've recently acquired a new ESL student who asked me to recommend a suitable dictionary for him and I'd very much appreciate your suggestions. I consider him to be at an advanced level and he is *highly* motivated to improve his English even further. Thanks in advance! Catherine C. |
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17-Nov-2005, 15:39
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| Re: Recommended Dictionary? He should buy 'Oxford Advanced Learners Dictionary' and 'Cambridge International Dictionary'. |
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17-Nov-2005, 22:52
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| Re: Recommended Dictionary? Thank you very much! Any other suggestions in addition to these? Tia...Catherine |
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18-Nov-2005, 04:23
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| Re: Recommended Dictionary? Cobuild also do good dictionaries.  |
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18-Nov-2005, 17:10
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| Re: Recommended Dictionary? Thank you! |
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