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3rd May 2007ISBN
9780199115310Children's Author 'Like-for-Like' recommendations
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Oxford Student's Dictionary
Robert Allen, Andrew Delahunty
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12+ (Year 7+, KS3-KS4). A fresh new look for the comprehensive Oxford Student's Dictionary with over 50,000 cross-curricular entries for students aged 11+ going into secondary education. It’s ideal for secondary school students to help them develop their language skills and prepare for exams. It is also a handy format for use at home and school.
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Oxford Student's Dictionary by Robert Allen, Andrew DelahuntyContains 50,000 cross-curricular words and phrases, including technical vocabulary. This work covers 10,000 word origins, synonyms and usage notes. It also includes pronunciation guides, style and subject labels and derived words. It is suitable for the KS3 student.
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‘Comprehensive coverage of technical vocabulary for cross-curricular study is complemented by 10,000 word origins, synonyms to build vocabulary and pronunciation guides.’ Books Magazine
‘Design: Small print, but easy to use with a clear presentation. Accessibility: Fairly straightforward definitions – not a word is wasted. Content: Fifty thousand words in one fat book. Good emphasis on word origins and a helpful usage guide. Verdict: Less attractive than the Oxford School Dictionary, but good value for money. Times Educational Supplement
‘Robust and compact, it is comprehensive enough for most purposes. A reliable word companion.’ Books for Keeps
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