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    Chinese e-dictionary

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      • SG_KP1S Offline
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        Hi, my S3 boy has : ZZ New-01, which no longer in the approve list, can he use this dictionary for O level exam next year?
        Some previously approved dictionaries can still be used but there are some disclaimers. Probably best to verify early next year when the new list comes out.

        https://www.seab.gov.sg/home/examinations/approved-dictionaries

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          * All previously approved dictionaries, including those that no longer appear on the current approved list, can continue to be used for the national examinations unless there is a change in policy, syllabus or examination format. Under any of these situations, the Singapore Examinations and Assessment Board (SEAB) may withdraw the approval for use of these dictionaries in the examinations.*


          Just saw this… fyi.

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            That thing looks more like a picture frame 😂
            Not sure if it is really suitable under exam conditions. Battery life is a concern.

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