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90. Vocabulary TEFL NET NATION (2) Index of vocabulary Interactive Exercises on idioms Proverbs, Confusable Words, Vocab Tests, Numbers. http://www.ub.es/div5/departam/dll/recursos/row/vocab.htm

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96. Mastering Idiomatic English Since the idioms are presented according to vocabulary domains (such as dating ),and not according to grammatical categories (such as in terms of http://writing.berkeley.edu/TESL-EJ/ej15/r3.html

Vol. 4. No. 3 R-3 May 2000 Return to Table of Contents Return to Main Page Mastering Idiomatic English: Adjective Phrases Loretta S. Gray (1999) Chicago: National Textbook Company Pp. v + 89 ISBN 0-8442-0470-6 (paper) US $7.95 Mastering Idiomatic English: Noun Phrases Loretta S. Gray (1999) Chicago: National Textbook Company Pp. v + 90 ISBN 0-8442-0473-0 (paper) US $7.95 Mastering Idiomatic English: Prepositional Phrases Loretta S. Gray (1999) Chicago: National Textbook Company Pp. v + 90 ISBN 0-8442-0472-2 (paper) US $7.95 Mastering Idiomatic English: Verb Phrases Loretta S. Gray (1999) Chicago: National Textbook Company Pp. v + 90 ISBN 0-8442-0471-4 (paper) US $7.95 Idioms Organiser Jon Wright (1999) Hove, England: Language Teaching Publications Pp. 296 ISBN 1-899396-06-3 (paper) UK £8.95 Whenever I ask my students where their difficulties in learning English lie, they invariably give me one of two responses: they either say that they have trouble with verb tenses, or they reply that they do not have enough vocabulary. As language teachers, we try many methods to help students increase both their passive and their active vocabularies. One of the most effective ways for students to incorporate new words and expressions into their language is through the study of idioms and idiomatic expressions. Indeed, the Oxford Dictionary of English Idioms (1993) states in its introduction that the "accurate and appropriate use of English expressions which are in the broadest sense idiomatic is one distinguishing mark of a native command of the language and a reliable measure of the proficiency of foreign learners" (p. x). That is, once students are able not only to understand idiomatic expressions, but also to produce them, we can say that they have attained a high level of second-language proficiency. [-1-]

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Search our website Home Site Map Schools Languages ... Forums Products Guide Spanish Learning CDs Electronic Translators Translation Software Budget Hostels Guide ... Tours Worldwide Study Abroad Programs Top 10 Language Schools Browse for Schools Boarding Schools Guide Business Schools Guide ... English Vocabulary Book for Advanced Levels, ESL CD Exercises Below is a list of great Advanced English Vocabulary Books and educational material regarding this subject. We have added a search box to an online US bookstore, if you need further information on these products. You can also copy/ paste the name of the author into the search box opposite. Search Now: 1. English Vocabulary in Use Advanced by Michael McCarthy, Felicity O'Dell, Paperback: 318 pages, Publisher: Cambridge University Press This new book in the English Vocabulary in Use series will bring students up to an advanced level knowledge of English. Over 2000 new words and expressions are presented and practised in typical contexts. Each unit provides valuable information for advanced level students about usage and there are clear explanations about subtle differences in meaning and collocation. This book has been carefully researched using evidence from the Cambridge International Corpus to ensure that the language studied is the English native speakers actually use. Clear, attractive colour units; 100 easy-to-use two-page units; Presents new words in context and shows learners how to use them; Uses authentic texts; Promotes good learning habits with learning tips and follow-up tasks; Contains a comprehensive, student-friendly answer key and a detailed index with phonetic transcriptions.

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