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Vocabulary in Use 

The perfect study aid for anyone using English for their academic work. Academic Vocabulary in Use is the perfect study aid for anyone using English for their academic work. Ideal for students of any discipline, from engineers or social scientists to business students or lawyers, it covers all the key vocabulary they will come across in academic textbooks, articles, lectures and seminars, allowing them to function confidently in an English-speaking academic environment. The book is designed for students at good intermediate level and above as well as those preparing for IELTS and other university entrance examinations.  

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Descriptif : Manuel 50 unités de vocabulaires académique avec exercices et ses corrigés
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Working with academic vocabulary
1 What is special about academic English?
2 Key nouns
3 Key verbs
4 Key adjectives
5 Key adverbs
6 Phrasal verbs in academic English
7 Key quantifying expressions
8 Words with several meanings
9 Metaphors and idioms
Word combinations
10 Nouns and the words they combine with
11 Adjective and noun
12 Verbs and the words they combine with
13 Prepositional phrases
14 Verbs and prepositions
15 Nouns and prepositions
16 Fixed expressions
At academic institutions
17 Applications and application forms
18 College and university: the UK system
19 Systems compared: the US and the UK
20 Academic courses
21 Study habits and skills r
22 Online learning
Ways of talking about …
23 Sources
24 Facts, evidence and data
25 Numbers
26 Statistics
27 Graphs and diagrams
28 Money and education
29 Time
30 Cause and effect
Opinions and ideas
31 Talking about ideas
32 Reporting what others say
33 Analysis of results
34 Talking about meaning
35 Research and study aims
36 Talking about points of view
37 Degrees of certainty
Functions
38 Presenting an argument
39 Organising your writing
40 Making a presentation
41 Describing research
42 Classifying component
43 Making connections
44 Comparing and contrasting
45 Describing problems
46 Describing situations
47 Processes and procedures
48 Describing change
49 Evaluation and emphasis
50 Summary and conclusion Reading and vocabulary
1 Good friends
2 Australia
3 The World Wide Web
4 The human brain
5 Nanotechnology
6 International law: an overview
Reference
1 Formal and informal academic words and expressions
2 Numbers, units of measurement and common symbols
3 British and North American academic vocabulary
4 Spelling variations
5 Word formation
6 Abbreviations