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Created by: Egbert, J.; Hanks, E.; Hashimoto, B; Larsen, K.; Lindman, M
The CWL+ is an expansion of the Contracts World List (CWL), which contains lemmas that are both prevalent and specialized in U.S. business contracts (2000-2022). The CWL+ contains lemmas that are distinctive of each of the 54 individual contract sub-types. This is the set of lists for investment management contacts.
Created by: Egbert, J.; Hanks, E.; Hashimoto, B; Larsen, K.; Lindman, M
The CWL+ is an expansion of the Contracts World List (CWL), which contains lemmas that are both prevalent and specialized in U.S. business contracts (2000-2022). The CWL+ contains lemmas that are distinctive of each of the 54 individual contract sub-types. This is the set of lists for leasing and loan financing contacts.
Created by: Egbert, J.; Hanks, E.; Hashimoto, B; Larsen, K.; Lindman, M
The CWL+ is an expansion of the Contracts World List (CWL), which contains lemmas that are both prevalent and specialized in U.S. business contracts (2000-2022). The CWL+ contains lemmas that are distinctive of each of the 54 individual contract sub-types. This is the set of lists for sales-related contacts.
Created by: Arndt, R.
The Digital Science List contains 412 word types representing frequent and widely used specialised vocabulary in middle-school digital science resources. Providing 8.64% lexical coverage of a 2.7-million-word corpus of digital science materials, the list includes both technical science terms and general words with specialised scientific meanings.
Created by: Gerigk, K. F.
The General Service List of Conversational English is a general service list of conversational British English, based on the spoken British National Corpus 2014. The version of the list on this site contains the heavy-duty vocabulary, i.e. the K2 words of conversational English, divided into four bands: K0.5, K1.0, K1.5 and K2.0.
Created by: Oktavianti, I N; Susanti, A; Prayudha, Hermawanto, K N; Dewanti, A. P
The Green tourist word list, and associated lists of collocations and lexical bundles, aims to aid the development of teaching materials that reflect the language used in real-world green tourism contexts. The main word list contains 299 words, based on an analysis of the Green Tourism Corpus.
Created by: Cobb, T.; Lindqvist, C.; Ramnäs, M
The LFNF-5 contains 2,871 families in 10,458 types giving an average coverage of 90% in learning materials for French. It is the optimal blend of size and coverage for use with intermediate learners.
Created by: Đurović, Z.
The Marine Engineering Word List contains 337 word families, accompanied by a list of 73 transparent compounds, which were derived from the corpus of marine engineering instruction books with 1,769,821 running words.
Created by: Mahdevar, M.; Valizadeh, M.; Xodabande, I.
The Mathematics academic word list contains 588 words, generated from an analysis of a corpus of 27.5 million words from 4000 mathematics research articles.
Created by: Florescu, Cosmin Mihail; Ohniwa, Ryosuke L.
The Medical Multi-Word Term List contains 3307 medical multi-word terms (MWTs) and is designed for learners who want to prioritize MWTs that have a higher probability of being encountered during high-stakes medical licensing examinations in English-speaking countries.
Created by: Durrant, P.
The Multidisciplinary Productive Academic Vocabulary List (MPAV) is a subset of the Academic Vocabulary List (AVL; Gardner & Davies, 2014). It contains a list of 427 nouns, verbs, adjectives and adverbs that were found to be frequent across 90% of disciplines.
Created by: Clarence Green; James Lambert
The Secondary School Vocabulary Lists (SVL) cover eight core subjects: Biology, Chemistry, Economics, English, Geography, History, Mathematics, and Physics, providing secondary education teachers with an unprecedented set of resources covering key vocabulary for the eight core disciplines informed by innovative EAP corpus methods.