The contents of this series of six workbooks closely follow the Primary English syllabus and are organized by grammar topic. Each unit focuses on a specific grammar topic and students are given adequate practice in the use and meaning of that topic. The multiple-choice questions test their grammar knowledge at the sentence level and the cloze exercises at the text level. The chosen text not only illustrate grammar items in context but they are also cross-curricular, informative and even fun.
Language in Use is a four level course for adults and young adults. Each level contains about 80 hours of classwork with additional work in the self-study workbook.
In Argentina, there is a group of men who live a unique life; the life of a gaucho. This special type of cowboy has been continuing the old traditions for centuries. What type of lifestyle do these men have and what does it mean to be a gaucho?
Mary Lou Robertson is a young girl in Florida who has an interesting hobby; she watches birds. In fact, she loves birds so much, that at age 13, she's even writing a children's book about them. Why does Mary Lou love birds so much? How did she write a book at such a young age?
Books series "I read in English" are divided into seven levels of difficulty and are designed for students who are learning English from first to eleventh grade. Benefits include adapted text, illustrations, Dictionary English-Ukrainian exercises to test reading comprehension and consolidate skills of speaking. Manuals recommended students schools, gymnasium, lyceum and Everybody who learn or improve their knowledge of English. This book contains the adapted text ironic and humorous story "The Canterville Ghost" writer Oscar Wilde of the American ambassador family Otis Hiram, who moved to the old castle, home to the ghost of Lord Simon de Kentervilya....
