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Paul Procter - Lexicographer
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Paul Procter

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Paul Procter is a British lexicographer best known for serving as the editor of the Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English (LDOCE), first published in 1978. This dictionary was groundbreaking in the field of English language teaching because it utilized a strictly controlled defining vocabulary of approximately 2,000 common words. By restricting the language used in its definitions, the dictionary made contemporary English more accessible to non-native speakers and set a new standard for learner dictionaries.

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What major dictionary did Paul Procter edit?

Paul Procter is a British lexicographer best known for serving as the editor of the Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English (LDOCE). This dictionary was first published in 1978 and became a staple in English language teaching.

What made Paul Procter's dictionary work groundbreaking?

His work on the LDOCE was groundbreaking because it utilized a strictly controlled defining vocabulary of around 2,000 common words. This ensured that the definitions of even complex words were easily understood by English language learners.

When was the Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English first published under Paul Procter's guidance?

The dictionary was first published in 1978. It completely revolutionized the market for learner's dictionaries by prioritizing clarity and contemporary language usage.

What is Paul Procter's profession?

He is a prominent British lexicographer. His career has been dedicated to the compilation, editing, and modernization of English language dictionaries for non-native speakers.

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