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OXFORD BILINGUAL SCHOOL DICTIONARY: ISIXHOSA AND ENGLISH
OUP SA Gives real help to learners in speaking, reading and writing in an additional language
Key curriculum terms (from Maths, Social Sciences, etc.) give vital support to learners using English to study other subjects
Example sentences help
Illustrations boost learners’ understanding Authentic phrases help learners to sound natural and participation in class
Conversational phrases help learners use isiXhosa/
Plus: activities, help with grammar, punctuation, letters, emails, exam questions, etc.
Suitable for Grades 4 to 9. Paperback
Hardback Workbook e-pdf
OXFORD BILINGUAL SCHOOL DICTIONARY: NORTHERN SOTHO AND ENGLISH
OUP SA Example sentences help
56 pages of useful extras, including a mini-grammar, activities with answers, illustrations and more
Suitable for learners of English and learners of Northern Sotho in Grades 4 to 9.
Paperback Workbook Pack
e-pdf
978 0 19 576555 7 978 0 19 576553 3 978 0 19 576681 3 978 0 19 004398 6
978 0 19 576682 0 978 0 19 042502 9 978 0 19 040672 1 978 0 19 072263 0
OXFORD MINI SKOOLWOORDEBOEK SCHOOL DICTIONARY
OUP SA The award-winning dictionary for Afrikaans and English learners in a compact mini format.
Why use a bilingual dictionary?
A small-scale evaluation study in Port Elizabeth showed that: all participating teachers felt that the dictionary had had a positive impact on them and their learners
the impact was felt in the Home Language (isiXhosa) and the Additional Language (English)
pronouncing English
learners’ isiXhosa vocabulary had grown learners learnt more quickly and it supported teachers teaching other subjects such as Natural Sciences, making their work easier.
Dictionaries
Paperback
978 0 19 599253 3
Primary Catalogue
81
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