Literature, Course 5 contains a comprehensive collection of outstanding literature and connected, relevant nonfiction. Throughout the program, there is strong, integrated skill instruction in literary analysis, literary elements, reading, writing, grammar, and vocabulary.
Students will find grammar practice enjoyable with New Round-Up. Clear, grammar tables and explanations combined with lots of practice make understanding the language easy for young learners. Lessons in New Round-Up contain a variety of games and written exercises. Each Students' Book now comes with an interactive student CD-ROM containing additional practice activities, games and listening exercises.
Это пособие поможет вам овладеть живой разговорной речью. Вы сможете получить практические знания языка для реальных жизненных ситуаций: деловые встречи, в бюро путешествий, в аэропорту, на таможне, на рынке, в университете, стажировка в семье, аренда дома, реклама, работа, собеседование, разговор о моде и т.д.
Meet Erik Blood-Axe - plus Ragnar Hairy-Pants, Ulf the Unwashed, and their mates. The Vikings are on the loose! The Vikings were very busy. On Mondays they invaded the countries nearby with axe and sword and fire. On Tuesdays, they made pizza. Wednesdays were for building longships and taking spa baths. Thursday was axe-sharpening day. On Fridays they hunted walrus, or went sailing and got lost. Saturdays they tested their swords and Sundays they got ready to do it all over again!Freak out on fierce facts about Viking victories.
New Market Leader Pre-Intermediate Video Portfolio
Portfolio features four specially made films and authentic interviews with business experts. The video extends language and illustrates topics such as management, business trends and presentations that are introduced in the Pre-intermediate Course Book.
Meet Erik Blood-Axe - plus Ragnar Hairy-Pants, Ulf the Unwashed, and their mates. The Vikings are on the loose! The Vikings were very busy. On Mondays they invaded the countries nearby with axe and sword and fire. On Tuesdays, they made pizza. Wednesdays were for building longships and taking spa baths. Thursday was axe-sharpening day. On Fridays they hunted walrus, or went sailing and got lost. Saturdays they tested their swords and Sundays they got ready to do it all over again!Freak out on fierce facts about Viking victories.
