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Oxford South African School Dictionary 4th Edition – the ‘more’ edition  The most popular South African school dictionary approved for learners in Grades 4 to 12  More words to extend learners’ vocabulary in the classroom and beyond


 More colour for improved navigation, highlighting important features and making it easy to fi nd what you are looking for


 More support – new thesaurus boxes support learners in their understanding of the language  More study pages to teach learners useful skills for listening, speaking, reading and writing  More activities to help learners master a range of dictionary skills in a fun way  Suitable for Grades 4 to 12


Oxford South African School Dictionary 3rd Edition on CD-ROM


 Includes everything in the best-selling print dictionary, plus fantastic extras


 Learners can fi nd the meaning of a word even if they can’t spell it


 Find out how to say words correctly by listening to pronunciations


 Boost understanding with illustrations and videos  Build vocabulary with fun games, and practise key language skills with targeted exercises


Oxford Afrikaans-Engels English- Afrikaans Skoolwoordeboek School Dictionary 2nd edition


 Now with 3000 more words, including key curriculum vocabulary


 Illustrations boost understanding of diffi cult concepts  Pronunciations support confi dent speaking  Example sentences help learners fi nd and use the right translation


 A Workbook with activities and games to practise a range of dictionary skills is also available


 Suitable for Grades 4 to 12  Also available in mini format (1st edition)


Oxford Bilingual School Dictionary: Northern Sotho and English


 Example sentences help learners fi nd and use the right translation


 56 pages of useful extras, including a mini-grammar, activities with answers, illustrations, and more


 Suitable for Grades 4 to 9


Oxford Bilingual School Dictionary: isiXhosa and English


 Real help to learners in speaking, reading and writing in an additional language


 Key curriculum terms, example sentences, authentic phrases and many more


 Suitable for Grades 4 to 9 Oxford Afrikaanse Skoolwoordeboek


 Spesiaal ontwerp om in die behoeftes van leerders in Graad 4 tot 9 te voorsien


 Moderne en omvattende woordeskat sodat jy woorde maklik kan kry


 Akkurate, maklike defi nisies wat jou help om woorde te verstaan


 Voorbeeldsinne wat jou wys hoe om woorde reg te gebruik


Oxford Bilingual School Dictionary: isiZulu and English 2nd Edition


 Modern, up-to-date vocabulary includes new curriculum words


 A new Everyday Conversations section boosts learners’ confi dence in their additional language


 Authentic example sentences help learners to use the correct translation


 PLUS study pages, an illustrated reference section, usage and grammar guidance, and more


 Suitable for Grades 4 to 9 NEW


Oxford Bilingual School Dictionary: Setswana and English  Designed to help Setswana speakers learn English, and vice versa  Authentic vocabulary as used in South Africa (as opposed to Botswana)  English defi nitions with Setswana translations help learners read with comprehension  Setswana example sentences with English translations show how words are used  Pronunciation guides, plurals and tenses boost learners’ confi dence in speaking and writing  PLUS activities, grammar, transactional texts, exam questions, and more  Suitable for Grades 4 to 9


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