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Advantages:
Quick and easy access: Online dictionaries are readily available on smartphones, tablets, or computers, allowing students to find meanings instantly.
Up-to-date content: They are frequently updated with new words, slang, and modern usage, which printed dictionaries may lack.
Additional features: Many online dictionaries provide pronunciation audio, example sentences, synonyms, translations, and even grammar tips, enriching the learning experience.
Interactive and engaging: Some online dictionaries have quizzes, games, or personalized word lists that help motivate learners.
Portability: Students can use them anytime and anywhere, supporting autonomous learning outside the classroom.
Disadvantages:
Distractions: Accessing online dictionaries on devices can lead to distractions from social media, games, or other apps.
Reliability issues: Not all online dictionaries are equally reliable or accurate, and students may sometimes get incorrect or incomplete information.
Dependence: Students might rely too much on dictionaries instead of trying to infer meaning from context or improve guessing skills.
Internet dependency: Without internet access, students can’t use online dictionaries, which can be a problem in areas with poor connectivity.
Overwhelming options: Too many choices and extra features might confuse beginners or distract from the main learning goal.
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