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With help of this resource we can check our texts, topic, text's translation - checking CEFR level of each word

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2) FREE sample worksheet: Collecting vocabulary about a topic

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2) FREE sample worksheet: Collecting vocabulary about a topic

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A free sample of our Using the dictionary worksheets.
We can form own vocabulary list from different words

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This resource can navigate users through the searching capabilities of dictionary: shows symbols and labels which are shown in dictionary

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In this section we can get acquainted with informative videos that can help in learning English

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In this section, we can choose any word proficiency test or take an up-to-date test. You can also take the test in a playful way

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On the main page of the dictionary, we can see a frequently used word with its definition

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We have "Oxford Learner's Word Lists" where we can create own word lists or watch thematic/phrase/most important/phrasal academic lexicon word lists

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We have additional types of search: "Thesaurus" - where you can find concrete definitions of word/word collocations; And "Topics" - where you can find which topic includes our searching word

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The Oxford Learner's Dictionary gives us more complete information. Since it gives a more informative search result, it will be the most convenient to work with

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In the Oxford Learner's Dictionary: the origin of the word, the level of the language in which it is studied, transcription with the possibility of listening to them, word forms, definitions depending on the level of the language with examples and collocations

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In the Macmillan Dictionary, when searching for a word, we can see: the frequency of its use, word forms, definitions with examples and synonyms, and collocations

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Macmillan Dictionary

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Oxford Learner's Dictionary