Word For Word: Make The Right Choice, Get The Right Meaning
Word For Word: Make The Right Choice, Get The Right Meaning
Compares and defines about 3,000 of the most commonly confused words in English. Easily confusable words can cause problems for learners. Word for Word explains the differences between them, presenting them in pairs or groups for ease of reference. Complete definitions contain example sentences and guidance on general usage, cultural variation, pronunciation, and spelling.
Key Features:
• Carefully selected range of problem words makes Word for Word suitable for students across a range of levels.
• Presentation of words in pairs or groups makes it easier to see differences in meaning.
• Example sentences help show how a word is used in context.
• Reference boxes containing extra guidance on language issues and cultural variations give students a broader understanding of how the words are used in everyday life.
• Clear alphabetical format supported by cross-referencing and index means that words can be located quickly and easily.
• Use of humour to highlight typical errors makes Word for Word ideal for browsing as well as for serious reference.
Compares and defines about 3,000 of the most commonly confused words in English. Easily confusable words can cause problems for learners. Word for Word explains the differences between them, presenting them in pairs or groups for ease of reference. Complete definitions contain example sentences and guidance on general usage, cultural variation, pronunciation, and spelling.
Key Features:
• Carefully selected range of problem words makes Word for Word suitable for students across a range of levels.
• Presentation of words in pairs or groups makes it easier to see differences in meaning.
• Example sentences help show how a word is used in context.
• Reference boxes containing extra guidance on language issues and cultural variations give students a broader understanding of how the words are used in everyday life.
• Clear alphabetical format supported by cross-referencing and index means that words can be located quickly and easily.
• Use of humour to highlight typical errors makes Word for Word ideal for browsing as well as for serious reference.
Compares and defines about 3,000 of the most commonly confused words in English. Easily confusable words can cause problems for learners. Word for Word explains the differences between them, presenting them in pairs or groups for ease of reference. Complete definitions contain example sentences and guidance on general usage, cultural variation, pronunciation, and spelling.
Key Features:
• Carefully selected range of problem words makes Word for Word suitable for students across a range of levels.
• Presentation of words in pairs or groups makes it easier to see differences in meaning.
• Example sentences help show how a word is used in context.
• Reference boxes containing extra guidance on language issues and cultural variations give students a broader understanding of how the words are used in everyday life.
• Clear alphabetical format supported by cross-referencing and index means that words can be located quickly and easily.
• Use of humour to highlight typical errors makes Word for Word ideal for browsing as well as for serious reference.
