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http://a4esl.org/q/h/vocabulary.html

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http://www.bangkokpost.net/education/tchvoc.htm

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http://www.btinternet.com/~ted.power/adv00.html

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http://www.btinternet.com/~ted.power/phrasal.html

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http://www.khorsheed.com/pages/1002_lit_oxford.html

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http://www.alphadictionary.com/articles/drgw004.html

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New words in OALD

Lifestyle

Here are some of the new words in the Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary 7th edition. Click on any of the words to find out what they mean.

The demographics say it all. We're all in with the in-crowd - but is that Hooray Henrys, Valley Girls, crusties or chavs? Look at these words to get with the programme.

Fashion

Whether your style is bling-bling or radical chic, if you're fashion-forward you'll want to shop till you drop. Just make sure you don't take the dress code too far and end up a fashion victim. This selection of new fashion vocabulary may come in handy.

Computing

If you know the difference between an MPEG and a JPEG, you're no newbie. But if you haven't joined the digerati yet, here are some words to help you.

Home entertainment

What do you watch on your plasma TV? Do you channel-hop, or are you set up for home cinema? Or do you prefer to listen to music on the move on your MP3 player? Things change quickly nowadays, so these words will help you find your way around the world of consumer electronics.

Telecoms

Texters of the world, top up your phones and text! Want 2 talk? Make sure you use hands-free if you're driving! If the language of telecoms is a mystery to you, start with this list.

The arts

We're all post-modern now, so whether you're a culture vulture or you prefer culture lite, you should find something here for you to get into.

Science

Try to keep up with the new ologies - it's not rocket science! These new science words will bring you up to speed.

Sport

If you want to be the winningest, you'll need to break through the pain barrier. This list of new sports vocabulary will help you stay ahead of the game.

 

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http://www.wordinfo.info/

http://www.wordquests.info/word-menu-grp-lists-directory.html

http://www.wordinfo.info/words/index/info/

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_archaic_English_words_and_their_modern_equivalents

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http://www.well.com/user/smalin/unknown.html

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http://www.behindthename.com/

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Learning Strategies

 

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http://english.specialist.hu/a3/int.htm

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http://www.nottingham.ac.uk/~alzsh3/acvocab/wordlists.htm

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http://www.vocabulary.co.il/

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Vocabster is a software program which helps you to master the meaning of about 3000 words of English vocabulary.
The pedagogical approach is modern and the subjects are related to the vocabulary points which deal with daily life and contemporary environment.
At the end of each level, there are 5 tests for reviewing and evaluating progress achieved.
A "light" version of Vocabster can be downloaded free of charge — just click on the
download link.
The network version allows you to follow your students' progress in detail, and can be used on the same (geographical) site with an unlimited number of PCs

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http://www.englishclub.com/vocabulary/index.htm

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  • WORDS "A" only-- ____GAP FILL: Paola and her jealous boyfriend [Interactive Version]
  • WORDS "B" to "C" ____GAP FILL: King Richard and the youthful Cordelia [Interactive Version]
  • WORDS "D" to "E" ____GAP FILL: George the Veterinary Surgeon & Susan the Geologist
  • WORDS "F" to "J" ____GAP FILL: Diana, Princess of Wales
  • WORDS "K" to "P" ____GAP FILL: Jimmy Miller, playwright and folk singer
  • WORDS "Q" to "S" ____GAP FILL: Football Managers, Faith Healers and Psychologists
  • WORDS "T" to "Z" ____GAP FILL: Lola's Love for Alicante
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