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Sumon. Posted 14 years ago
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Hi eveyone.
How are you today?
I need information about an American dictionary that has a lot of spoken examples with pronunciation practice.
That means I can listen to the sentences of a word that I am searching for.
Can anyone suggest a dictionary like that.
Thanks in advance.
How are you today?
I need information about an American dictionary that has a lot of spoken examples with pronunciation practice.
That means I can listen to the sentences of a word that I am searching for.
Can anyone suggest a dictionary like that.
Thanks in advance.
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Hi Sumon and welcome to EnglishForward. If you are specifically looking for an American dictionary, Webster is second to none. But, generally, Longman, Oxford and Cambridge are all good.
- Hi Sumon and welcome to EnglishForward.
- If you are specifically looking for an American dictionary, Webster is second to none.
- But, generally, Longman, Oxford and Cambridge are all good.
- There is not much between them and all will do good.
- Depending if you intend to use them on your cellphone, PC or online, one might be better than the other.
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Hi Sumon and welcome to EnglishForward.
If you are specifically looking for an American dictionary, Webster is second to none.
But, generally, Longman, Oxford and Cambridge are all good. There is not much between them and all will do good.
Depending if you intend to use them on your cellphone, PC or online, one might be better than the other.
Cheers
If you are specifically looking for an American dictionary, Webster is second to none.
But, generally, Longman, Oxford and Cambridge are all good. There is not much between them and all will do good.
Depending if you intend to use them on your cellphone, PC or online, one might be better than the other.
Cheers
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