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| From here you can access sets of frequency lists with
every word linked to a set of learning resources including text-to-speech (with Windows),
concordance, dictionary, and a range of fixed and user built quizzes.
Learning principle: Learners like word lists, so let's give them good ones. Word lists, unlike natural texts, can provide broad coverage of a frequency zone in a short time. And if properly resourced and used, lists can be a stimulus to deep learning as well (a point elaborated in Breadth and depth of vocab learning (1997) and Applying constructivism: A test for the learner as linguist (1999)). |
- English Classic (1k+2k+AWL)
(2 April 09): Build-a-Dictionary option from PET*2000 is revived. Access from larger context window (at bottom); full-sentence examples can be glossed and saved in Excel - paste-friendly format.1.a English BNC (1k - 20k)1k and 2k lists as of Sept 08 are linked to corpora of graded reader collections. This means words are met in comprehensible contexts.
Jan 2011
New in both English List_Learns: choice of nine translation dictionaries.
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- French
Only two 1000 lists are currently available, but more could be provided on user request. For a discussion of French lists, see Is there an AWL in French? (2002)