The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language (AHD) is an American dictionary of the English language published by Boston publisher Houghton Mifflin, the first edition of which appeared in 1969. Its creation was spurred by the controversy over the Webster's Third New International Dictionary. The AHD broke ground among dictionaries by using corpus linguistics in compiling word-frequency and other information. The AHD made the innovative step of combining prescriptive elements (how language should be used) and descriptive information (how it actually is used); the latter was derived from text corpora. Citations were based on a million-word, three-line citation database prepared by Brown University linguist Henry Kucera. (Wikipedia)
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Vocabulary In Use (3 in 1) for Babylon
Everyone knows that "Vocabulary in Use" is an excellent set of books for English learners. However, the biggest drawback of the paper or e-book versions is that it's very hard and not convenient to look up a word in them. Therefore, I decided to convert into Babylon version.
This is the most convenient way to use "Vocabulary In Use" book. You can easily find a page in "Vocabulary in use" book just by typing a word contained in the page. For example, by looking up the word "cat" or "dog" you will reach the page titled "Animals" which provides you with many other kinds of animals and words related to them. It is particularly useful when we practise speaking and writing.
The three levels are 'Advanced', 'Intermediate', and 'Elementary'.
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