A Hidden Advantage of Paper Dictionaries Everyone Overlooks

[@LadyGiraffeEnglish]

More vocabulary content here: kzbin.info/aero/PLfQ3qmcIkW81btxD0BW7DhZviyNy2QJxL Do you prefer online or paper dictionaries?

[@yeyintaung2208]

I prefer online dictionaries because it's easy and quick to find words in online dictionaries.

[@LadyGiraffeEnglish]

@@yeyintaung2208 Yes, I completely agree!

[@Mr_Optimist_UZ]

Thanks for the information.

[@LadyGiraffeEnglish]

You're welcome! 😊

[@nikkoaldrinamora3882]

Thank you so much for this info, Olga. May i know what edition are you using for your Longman Dictionary?Thank you! 😊

[@LadyGiraffeEnglish]

You're welcome! My dictionary is pretty old - it's a 2012 edition.

[@EnglishWithBelayet]

Informative

[@LadyGiraffeEnglish]

Thank you!

[@jaychoudhury5374]

Is there any news of when is Cambridge advanced learner's dictionary 5th edition going to be released?????

[@LadyGiraffeEnglish]

I don't know, and Google doesn't help me with this information. 🙂

[@authentic1997]

Oprócz tego słownika, co jeszcze warto kupić? Słownik z phrasal verbs? a może idiomy angielskie? uczę się angielskiego żeby do UK lub Kanady emigrować

[@LadyGiraffeEnglish]

I'm not sure that you even need to buy a paper dictionary. Online dictionaries are so convenient. If you want to get something that can benefit your English in the long run, get a subscription to Netflix or something and watch a lot of TV shows. Or just watch a lot of KZbin. It's free. :)

[@kirillspiridonov1878]

Hi! I've just seen some of your videos, they're very helpful for me. In some video, you said that in Murphy (blue book) few exercises. I completely agree. Sometimes when I complete the unit, I have a feel that I did few exercises and I need more to better memorize rules and understand theme. Can you suggest extra grammar books, will complement blue book by exercises? Please, correct me if I incorrectly wrote this sentences (I'm sure I did)

[@LadyGiraffeEnglish]

I understand everything you've written, and that's the most important thing. 🙂 You can find some really great exercises here: www.englishpage.com/.

[@pedrixLDU]

Thanks for the video, I prefer use digital dictionary.

[@LadyGiraffeEnglish]

You're welcome! 😊

[@soothingrelaxationmusic168]

dear teacher, thank you very much. my question is, do you use the dictionary a lot while reading?

[@LadyGiraffeEnglish]

You're welcome! When I'm reading in English - no, I usually don't use it a lot. Not right now, after around 400 books or so. If I see a new word, I can guess it from context in most cases. I use the dictionary ALL THE TIME in Greek, another language I'm learning, though. 🙂

[@محمدصادقالبصري-ذ2ت]

This useful ❤

[@LadyGiraffeEnglish]

Glad you think so!

[@gracel7475]

i feel like using hard copy dictionary makes me easier to remember the vocab that’s why i seldom use online version

[@LadyGiraffeEnglish]

Yes, sometimes it definitely feels this way.

[@Sudhansu1008]

This is my favourite English dictionary but unfortunately this current edition comes in blue & black printing in India … 😏 Earlier it used to publish in colourful edition … 😊

[@LadyGiraffeEnglish]

Yeah, it's a pity.

[@sajadalsalm662]

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[@LadyGiraffeEnglish]

I'm glad you found the video useful! I share a few practical tips on how to improve speaking in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6utpaV9a5iSZ7s. Feel free to ask me any learning-related questions in the comments. I'm always glad to be helpful. 🙂

[@ИринаНакорякова-ь8л]

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[@LadyGiraffeEnglish]

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[@Vikings833]

Would you mind explaining? Have to have done Had to have done Will have to have done

[@LadyGiraffeEnglish]

You can read about the use of "Have to" here: www.englishpage.com/modals/haveto.html. The last two don't sound right to me.

[@kinggeorgeiii2601]

The benefits of English, please. Right now in my hometown, chinese become popular. Other get paid well by speaking chinese. For personal reason, i wasted my whole life learning English and did not benifit me anything. I found English is a mess, quite difficult. What is with English? Please explain if you dont mind teacher.

[@LadyGiraffeEnglish]

Learning any language is difficult, and English is no exception. You've been successful at improving your English skills to communicate with other people, and that's awesome! More than a billion people speak English, and now you can interact with them. Also, there's so much fun content in English! Find something to enjoy in this language. The effort of learning a language is never wasted. Your brain is working better because of you studying something and putting time into improving your mind. 🙂