Longman Phrasal Verbs Dictionary

5,000 phrasal verbs, including new ones from computing, business, and the Internet. Unique Phrasal Verbs Activator® helps learners choose the right phrasal verb for the context. Clear grammar patterns show how to use phrasal verbs.

Check out phrasal verbs with the Longman Pocket Phrasal Verbs Dictionary . Phrasal verbs usually consist of two or three words, such as a verb followed by a participle. These verbs are typically idiomatic, and a specialized dictionary is needed to fully understand their meanings.The Longman Pocket Phrasal Verbs Dictionary explains what each phrasal verb means, and shows examples of how to use it. Features: - Over 3,000 idioms - Clear and easy definitions - Thousands of examples show real usage - A unique Activator(R) section to help find the right phrasal verb

Easy to use for quick reference, this dictionary provides support in a whole range of language areas. With thousands of examples, it should be ideal for quick reference at work, school or for self-study.

A full picture of English as used in 2001, this comprehensive guide to written and spoken English has been updated with a new words section and colour headwords.

The Longman Pocket English Dictionary is an ideal dictionary for intermediate students of English on the go. It explains the meaning of over 16,000 words and phrases in clear, simple language using a 2,000 word defining vocabulary. Example sentences are drawn from real-life usage to show natural, everyday English. Entries include word pronunciation, parts of speech, grammar tips, opposites and comparable words, and more. Features: - Over 16,000 words and phrases - Clear and easy definitions - Thousands of examples showing real usage - 15 pages of color illustrations

Designed to help lexicographers compile better dictionaries of English, this book provides information about the language that is not available in any other single source. It is the first serious attempt to describe in detail the lexical and grammatical differences between American and British English and offers a trailblazing solution to the vexing problem of how to treat General American and British RP pronunciation in the same dictionary with the help of a Simplified Transcription for which any typewriter keyboard can be adapted and a pioneering description of the principles concerning the treatment of fixed grammatical and lexical collocations in future general-purpose dictionaries of English.