Oxford Primary Dictionary (2007)
By R. E. Allen and Andrew Delahunty
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Synopsis
The Oxford Primary Dictionary is a vibrant and user-friendly resource, featuring over 30,000 words and phrases arranged alphabetically. Each entry provides clear definitions, word classes, and example sentences to aid understanding. Special panels focus on commonly overused words, word families, and language topics like prefixes and suffixes. Unique to this edition are example sentences from renowned children's authors such as J.K. Rowling and Roald Dahl, demonstrating words in context to inspire effective language use. Alphabet tabs and guidewords on every page support the development of alphabet skills.
About the author
Andrew Delahunty is a writer and editor who loves words and language. He has worked on many dictionaries and books for children, helping to explain what words mean in a fun and easy way. Andrew enjoys making learning exciting for young readers and is known for his work on The Oxford Children's Dictionary.
Pages
599 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
Published
2007
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