Without grammar you can say little, without lexis you can say nothing. Vocabulary, chunks, patterns, phrases, collocations, words, words with grammar – whatever you want to call it, lexis is the true building blocks of language. What is lexis? What lexis should we teach? At what level? For what course? How much? And how to teach it? How do students best learn it? How does it help with skills? How can we test it?
These are the kinds of questions we aim to explore.
We write materials to help students learn better.
We train teachers to be better lexical teachers.
We are Lexical Lab.
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ONE-MINUTE ENGLISH: freak out LEARN WITH LEXICAL LAB

ONE-MINUTE ENGLISH: take someone to the cleaners LEARN WITH LEXICAL LAB

ONE-MINUTE ENGLISH: (Don't) take it to heart LEARN WITH LEXICAL LAB

ONE-MINUTE ENGLISH: grass on someone / grass someone up / a grass LEARN WITH LEXICAL LAB

ONE-MINUTE ENGLISH: siphon off LEARN WITH LEXICAL LAB
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