Addresses the need for a systematic approach to training in translation studies. This text explores various areas of language and relates the theoretical findings to the actual practice of translation, using authentic examples.

Вторая часть отличной серии грамматических учебников, уже представленной на Englishtips ранее. Минимум теории, максимум упражнений на закрепление.
Instead of abstract theory and examples, this book features practice, practice, practice. This is the second level in a 4-book series that stresses grammar in action, with numerous exercises presented in real-life situations and settings. Beginning/intermediate grammar learners. GrammarWork, English Exercises in Context, Second Edition, is a four-level series of exercise books that feature structures tied to meaningful contexts.Perforated answer keys are included. Self-contained, contextualized exercises are designed for written practice. "Make It Work" sections enable students to apply what they have learned to realistic situations. Can be used for individual or classroom practice.

Today's students and teachers want a grammar book that helps the learner make the leap from practice to production. With 100% new content across all four levels, Grammar Practice for Pre-Intermediate Students  (3rd edition) meets this need.

Your students...
- will gain confidence thanks to the short, simple explanations and plenty of practice exercises.
- be motivated by the variety of interesting and stimulating exercise types.
- be able to find their way around easily thanks to clear signposting, plus a detailed contents page and grammar index.
- learn more than just grammar with the new vocabulary sections, including word building.
- be able to assess their progress regularly with the new scored self-check pages
- be able to do further practice and self-testing with the brand new CD-ROM.

From astronomy to zoology, the practice of science proceeds from scientific ways of thinking. These patterns of thought, such as defining and classifying, hypothesizing and experimenting, form the building blocks of all scientific endeavor. Understanding how they work is therefore an essential foundation for everyone involved in scientific study or teaching, from elementary school students to classroom teachers and professional scientists.
In this book, Steven Darian examines the language of science in order to analyze the patterns of thinking that underlie scientific endeavor. He draws examples from university science textbooks in a variety of disciplines, since these offer a common, even canonical, language for scientific expression. Darian identifies and focuses in depth on nine patterns—defining, classifying, using figurative language, determining cause and effect, hypothesizing, experimenting, visualizing, quantifying, and comparing—and shows how they interact in practice. He also traces how these thought modes developed historically from Pythagoras through Newton.