Living Grammar takes a practical approach to grammar. A three-level series where students learn and practise grammar in everyday contexts. The CD-ROM at each level includes: - Interactive grammar exercises providing extra practice. - Links to Word focus exercises.Listening and reading mazes where students choose what happens in a dialogue or story. - Opportunity for students to record and listen to themselves participating in the listening mazes. - Tests to check progress. Pre-intermediate A2 Level (KET and towards PET)
Added by: Kahena | Karma: 11526.37 | Fiction literature | 14 August 2011
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Jane and Prudence
Over the years, as Barbara Pym replaced Nancy Mitford, Georgette Heyer, even Jane Austen, as my most loved author, I devoured all her books, but JANE AND PRUDENCE remains my favourite. Even an umpteenth reading this weekend was punctuated by gasps of joy, laughter and wonder that this lovely book should remain so fresh, funny and true to life' Jilly Cooper 'The setting of this very funny novel, one of Barbara Pym's earliest, is an English village where Jane's husband is the newly appointed vicar, and where Prudence will pay Jane a visit and find herself courted by a fatuous young widower.
Living Grammar takes a practical approach to grammar. A three-level series where students learn and practise grammar in everyday contexts. The CD-ROM at each level includes: - Interactive grammar exercises providing extra practice. - Links to Word focus exercises.Listening and reading mazes where students choose what happens in a dialogue or story. - Opportunity for students to record and listen to themselves participating in the listening mazes. - Tests to check progress. Intermediate B1 Level
At the peak of his legal career, Tony Lord is suddenly called to defend his friend, Sam Robb, who is charged with murder. However, Lord has regrets about returning to Lake City, Ohio, where he too, was suspected of murder. Yet, knowing the pain of unjust accusation, he feels compelled to help Sam.
This critical study looks at the first four decades of Charles Tomlinson’s poetic career, and is the only published full-scale, exclusive treatment of his poetry. Tomlinson is a major British poet whose work has received more recognition in North America and continental Europe than it has in his own country, where still, in some quarters, its character is misunderstood and therefore misjudged.
