Academic Words for Success at School (Top 1000+ Terms from New Academic Word List)
Students who master this NAWL list, along with the Core English 3000 lists, can expect to achieve 97%~98% comprehension in an academic environment.
Beginner to Advanced level
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The New Academic Word List (NAWL) contains over 960 words that occur with the greatest frequency in a general academic setting, such as at high school, university and graduate school.
The NAWL was developed by linguistic scientists Dr. Charles Browne, Dr. Brent Culligan, and Joseph Phillips in 2013. Based on careful
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Beginner Unit 1
Intermediate Unit 1
Intermediate Unit 2
Intermediate Unit 3
Intermediate Unit 4
Intermediate Unit 5
Intermediate Unit 6
Intermediate Unit 7
Intermediate Unit 8
Intermediate Unit 9
Advanced Unit 1
Advanced Unit 2
Advanced Unit 3
Advanced Unit 4
Advanced Unit 5
Advanced Unit 6
Advanced Unit 7
Advanced Unit 8
Advanced Unit 9
Advanced Unit 10
Advanced Unit 11
Advanced Unit 12
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