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Macmillan Dictionary BuzzWord lesson plans

Onestopenglish has teamed up with the Macmillan Dictionary to bring you some fantastic new classroom resources. These lesson plans are based on articles from the Macmillan Dictionary BuzzWord archive and provide tips and suggestions for teachers to exploit the articles in class, and worksheets with vocabulary-building and language exercises for students.

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If you’re bewildered by the latest lingo in the media, don’t worry – help is at hand! The weekly BuzzWord on www.macmillandictionary.com may not be a word you’ll find in any dictionary, and it’s not always a brand new term either – it may be a new way of using an existing word (toxic), or a new way of putting a few words together (lipstick on a pig). Whatever the reason for its present popularity, the BuzzWord is a word that is current and in sudden or increasing use – it might not stay around forever, but it’s worth knowing what it means and how people are using it today.

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  • Macmillan English Dictionary features on onestopenglish

    Onestopenglish has teamed up with Macmillan Dictionary, the free English Dictionary and Thesaurus, to bring you a host of exciting features and practical classroom resources. Search the full Macmillan Dictionary database direct from any page on onestopenglish, or make use of the free BuzzWord lesson plans written by language experts Tim Bowen and Kerry Maxwell. Find out more here.