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Download Now. Developer's Description By MichaelUno. It is full offline installer standalone setup for windows 32 bit 64bit. After our trial and test, the software is proved to be official, secure and free. Longman English Dictionary Browser is a small app that can help you with this issue.

The app has a simple interface that is quite easy to figure out, regardless if you have any previous experience. English as we all know is the universal language and it being used for communication between two people from different countries. The importance of the English language can be judged by the fact that English is the official language of more than 60 countries.

Longman Dictionary Of Contemporary English is the dictionary which will help you empower your English vocabulary. The texts, for one, are often about topics which students will already be familiar with. But in Longman , you will read about topics like these:. This is even more true in the listening. The speakers make simple statements often, and repeat themselves too much. Professor: Are you sure? Do you wanna try again? Student: Oh, did I get it backward? What did I say?

Lake Bonneville was much larger than the Great Salt Lake is today. Professor: You got it this time. Notice how they repeat the correct information a few times in that short conversation. And this excerpt happens after almost a full minute of the class already talking about how Lake Bonneville was bigger. A fact like this on the real TOEFL would be said very quickly, in just a line or two, or it would provide more detail in more complicated language.

Professor: Ultrasound is used by many animals that detect—and, some of them, send out—very high-frequency sounds. Yes, Carol?

Student: Well, bats. Echolocation is pretty self-explanatory: Using echoes—reflected sound waves—to locate things … As Carol said, bats use it for navigation and orientation…. The topic moves quickly on. Soon, the professor is talking about how bats use echolocation, and more details come in. These are actually well written, mostly, but there are some with problems. Sometimes, the vocabulary questions have alternate meanings of the vocabulary word in the question.

That forces you to look back at the text, even if you already know the word. The real TOEFL almost never includes answer choices like that: you can answer the questions correctly if you know the word, without looking at the text. The questions which are good are very good, but these few questions with problems lower the total quality of the book.

In one example, there is a passage about sleep and dreaming. The passage says that the animals discussed in the lecture are only a fraction of the total number of animals that dream.

In other words, there are many other animals that also dream.