Studying texts in contexts is very important in Literature studies. This book explores different contexts in different genres.

There is a big difference between understanding the grammar of a language and being able to speak that language well. You don’t need to understand how a car engine works in order to drive a car.And you don’t need to understand grammar to speak a language.

Knowing grammar will, however, perhaps give you more confidence to speak, as you will be less afraid of making mistakes. Almost every grammar rule has an exception, so the best way to improve your English is to practise as much as you can.

Building Fluency contains everything teachers need to improve students’ reading fluency, one of five essential reading components identified in Reading First. Transparencies and assessment tools are included. The selections are engaging and humorous.

For new and experienced teachers of Business English, an essential guide to business and teaching Business English language and communication skills, with a final section containing useful reference information on professional development, published materials, etc.

Do you make your own greeting cards and wish you could write beautifully instead of depending on rubber stamps for what you want to say? Would you like to hand letter a gorgeous sign, perhaps a poem and frame it but your third grade teacher was right when she said you had poor handwriting? Then this book is for you.
Mr Waddington carefully teaches many beautiful styles of calligraphy, the Caroline manuscript which most people are familiar with as well as my favorite, the italics, with quite a few other styles thrown in for good measure. You will learn the process step by step, from the materials you will need to the technique to keep from smearing the ink.