Showing posts with label prepositions of location and direction. Show all posts

Showing posts with label prepositions of location and direction. Show all posts

Thursday, October 29, 2009

at? in? on? at the front? in front?

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Do you also need an online dictionary? I recommend these to you.

http://www.wordreference.com/definicion/
(free)

Diccionarios bilingües:

Diccionario Oxford Study para estudiantes de inglés. OUP

Cambridge Klett Compact. Inglés-Español/ Spanish-English. CUP

Richmond Compact Dictionary. Español-Inglés/ English-Spanish. Richmond

Diccionarios monolingües:

Oxford Wordpower Dictionary for learners of English. OUP.

Longman Wordwise Dictionary+CD-ROM. Longman

MacMillan Essential Dictionary for Learners of English + CD-ROM. MacMillan 2003

Gramáticas:

Murphy, R.: English Grammar in Use. CUP. Third Edition. CD-Rom included

Bolton, D. & Goodey, D.: English Grammar in Steps. Richmond

Fuchs, M. & Bonner, M.: Grammar Express. Pearson Education Ltd. 2003

Vince, M.: Intermediate Language Practice. MacMillan Heinemann

Sellen, Derek: Grammar World. Black Cat Publishing. 2000

Eastwood, John: Oxford Practice Grammar. Intermediate.+CD-ROM. OUP 2006

Pronunciación:

Cunningham, S. & Moor, P.: New Headway Pronunciation Course. Intermediate. OUP

Hancock, Mark: English Pronunciation in Use. Intermediate. CUP

Vocabulario:

Redman, S.: English Vocabulary in Use. Pre-intermediate & intermediate. CUP

Thomas, B.J.: Intermediate Vocabulary. Longman