Last Macmillan Education competition results

Congratulations to the three winners of our last Macmillan Education competition - Iraida Bashrak, Oliver Omnes and Dennis Chua

Macmillan Education Competition

Read reviews of the dictionary and other Macmillan Education books on our Macmillan Book Reviews page.

We've got three prizes to give away in the competition.

1) A free subscription to the onestopenglish.com staffroom - valued at approx 1,600 baht

2) One copy of any of the following methodology textbooks (two prizes)

500 Activities for the Primary Classroom
700 Classroom Activities
Learning Teaching
Teaching Practice
An A - Z of ELT
Children Learning English
Teaching Reading Skills
Sound Foundations
Discover English
Beyond the Sentence
Blended Learning
Uncovering CLIL
Uncovering Grammar
Uncovering EAP                                                                                                                                                   Teaching English Grammar (NEW)

If you are a winner, once notified, you can go to http://www.macmillanenglish.com/methodology/  to help with your selection of prize.

OK, all you have to do is answer the vocabulary question below.

 


 

 

According to the Macmillan English dictionary, what is a 'curlew'?




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