Teachers' Resources
NEW The updated edition of the Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English CD-ROM includes Teacher’s Lesson Plans to help you use the dictionary effectively in class.
Why not try out some of the lesson plans?
Warm-up 1: Etymology
30 minute warm-up that develops students’ understanding
of the international origins of many English words and gives them practice
in using the Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English on CD-ROM.
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Lesson 1: Dictionary Training 1 hour lesson that trains students in using the dictionary and also shows students how to use the CD-ROM.
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Lesson 2: Education 35-40 minute lesson to develop students’ knowledge of vocabulary related to education.
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Lesson 3: Jobs 30-40 minute lesson to develop students’ knowledge of vocabulary related to jobs.
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Homework 1: Weather and the Environment 30 minute worksheet to develop students’ knowledge of vocabulary related to weather and the environment.
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More Resources!
Downloadable worksheets for you to use in class with the Longman
Dictionary of Contemporary English.
Where in the World...? A fun activity looking at how word origins are shown in the Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English CD-ROM.
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Where are the Prepositions? Preposition practice Worksheet and teachers' notes
It's Just a Formality This exercise will encourage students to be more aware of different language
register and how to use the dictionary to check their language is appropriate. Worksheet and teachers' notes
New Words Crossword Find out what these new words mean and keep your language fresh and up-to-date.
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Know Your Dictionary Teaches students how to get the most out of the Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
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Check and Check Again Practises correcting mistakes - collocations, levels of formality and word grammar
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Finding the Right Meaning This exercise shows students how to use signposts where words have several different meanings, to find the correct meaning quickly.
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At Home with Do, Make and Take Practises collocations using do, make and take to help students understand the difference between these three key verbs.
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Actions and processes Help your students' awareness of common expressions and phrases.
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Bridge the gap Extending and checking your students' knowledge of animal vocabulary.
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The Baker Who Burned Down London CAE reading practice exercise.
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Under Stress Looks at pronunciation of stress patterns and practises typical stress patterns for words like 'Record' which can be used as a noun or a verb with different pronunciation.
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What Do You Think It Is? TOEFL® and TOEIC® practice in deducing meaning
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Mind Your Language! An activity to practise vocabulary for countries, nationalities and languages - with a special focus on how the words are stressed.
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What Might You Do? An exercise to practise verb-object combinations for TOEFL® and TOEIC®.
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Practice with Phrasal Verbs This exercise practises advanced-level phrasal verbs like 'make it up' and 'look up to'.
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What Would You Do If...? This exercise will give practice with phrasal verbs such as 'give up' or 'put up with'.
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Do You Get My Meaning? Fun practice in deducing meanings of advanced-level phrases like 'to go bananas' and 'the tip of the iceberg'
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A Walking Dictionary How many different ways of walking can you think of? This activity looks at different verbs that mean 'walk' - limp, hike, sneak etc.
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Now You're Talking A vocabulary-building activity looking at alternative verbs to 'talk' - point out, remark, confirm, insist etc.
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Sample practice exercises from the
CD-ROM
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