书名：Oxford Academic Vocabulary Practice B2-C1牛津学术英语词汇练习中高级

作者：Julie Moore; Richard Storton 

出版社名称：OUP Oxford 

出版时间：2017 

语种：英文 

ISBN：9780194000918 

商品尺寸：19.4 x 0.7 x 26.6 cm 

包装：平装 

页数：144 （以实物为准）Oxford Academic Vocabulary PracticeB2-C1《牛津学术英语词汇练习中高级》是牛津大学出版社针对中高级英语学习者所编写的英语词汇书，适合出国留学或入读英文学校的大中学生。

书中所选词汇来源于学术词汇表（Academic Word List）以及牛津学术英语语料库。该语料库有8500万源于学术文本的词汇，由英语语言权威牛津大学出版社开发，体现词汇在四个主要学科领域的用法：自然科学、生命科学、社会科学及人文科学。 全书有超过250个练习活动，有助于读者学习650个需要在写作中使用的重点词汇。词汇表提供了更多的信息，帮助读者正确使用单词，提高学术写作水平。真实的学术文本和学生习作体现这些词汇在学术写作中实际运用。 本系列书可搭配《牛津学术英语词典》和《牛津学术英语语法》一起使用 Oxford Academic Vocabulary Practice is for students who want to study any subject in English at university level. The academic vocabulary covered by the series is sourced from the Academic Word List, and the Oxford Corpus of Academic English. The Corpus is an 85-million-word corpus of academic sources, developed by Oxford University Press, the world's authority on the English language. The Corpus shows how words are used across the four main subject areas of physical sciences, life sciences, social sciences, and humanities. Over 250 practice activities help you learn and practise 650 key words you need to use in your written work. A 650-word glossary gives further information to help you use words correctly and improve your academic writing. Authentic academic texts and student essays show how the words are used in academic writing. ·Also available: Oxford Learner's Dictionary of Academic English and Oxford Grammar for EAP

1.在关键领域提升写作能力，比如评价想法、解释概念和表达观点

2.涵盖650个重点词汇，提供不止一次的练习 3.真实文本，体现单词在学术写作中的用法 4.重点标注学术词汇表中的词汇 5.书中所讲的650个词汇集合成表，所有重点词汇标有释义和发音 6.提供搭配、词缀和从属介词等实用信息 7.提供所有练习题的完整答案，方便自学 8.更多练习和短文写作任务可登录www.oup.com/elt/academicvocabulary ·Activities to improve your writing in key areas such as evaluating ideas, explaining concepts and expressing opinions ·Covers 650 key words, with opportunities to practise words more than once ·Authentic texts, showing how the words are used in academic writing ·Highlighting of words from the Academic Word List ·650-word glossary with definitions and phonetics for all keywords ·Useful reference sections on collocations, affixes and dependent prepositions ·Complete answer key to all exercises for self-study ·More practice exercises and short writing tasks available at www.oup.com/elt/academicvocabulary Section 1  Academic Study 

 Unit 1: University study  Unit 2: Academic disciplines 1  Unit 3: Academic disciplines 2  Unit 4: Structuring an assignment  Unit 5: Describing visual data  Unit 6: Research in the sciences  Unit 7: Research in social sciences  Review 1: Units 1-7 Section 2  Describing key concepts   Unit 8: Classification  Unit 9: Structure  Unit 10: Time  Unit 11: Starting and finishing  Unit 12: Trends  Unit 13: Change  Unit 14: Place  Unit 15: People  Unit 16: Quantity  Review 2: Units 8-16 Section 3 Analysis and evaluation   Unit 17: Cause and effect  Unit 18: Compare and contrast  Unit 19: Problem and solution  Unit 20: Evidence  Unit 21: Theory and concepts  Unit 22: Critical thinking  Unit 23: Belief and opinion  Unit 24: Positive evaluation  Unit 25: Negative evaluation Review 3: Units 17-25 Section 4  Vocabulary skills   Unit 26: Word families  Unit 27: Nouns and noun phrases  Unit 28: Verbs in academic writing  Unit 29: Dependent prepositions  Unit 30: Affixes  Unit 31: Collocation  Unit 32: Synonyms Section 5  Functions in academic writing   Unit 33: Hedging  Unit 34: Emphasis  Unit 35: Citation  Unit 36: Linking  Review 4: Units 26-36 Section 6  Academic disciplines   Unit 37: Maths and statistics  Unit 38: Science and engineering  Unit 39: Medicine  Unit 40: Social sciences  Unit 41: Law  Unit 42: Politics  Unit 43 Business  Unit 44: Economics and finance  Unit 45: Language and communication  Review 5 Unites 37-45 Academic and language terms  Collocations  Dependent prepositions  Affixes  Answer key

Julie Moorehas been involved in ELT for over 12 years, working first as a teacher in Greece and the Czech Republic before returning to the UK to complete an MA at the University of Birmingham. In recent years, she has worked as a lexicographer on a number of learner's dictionaries and has been involved in research, editing and writing on a range of ELT projects, especially in the areas of vocabulary and learner errors. Julie currently works as a freelancer from her home in Bristol.