Created in China

China invented paper, printing, the compass and the seismograph. China was among the first to harness fossil fuels and map the stars. And then, about 500 years ago, it lost its innovative edge. Now China hopes once again to lead the world in creativity. In this five-part series, The World’s Asia Correspondent Mary Kay Magistad examines the history of Chinese innovation. Winner of a 2009 Sigma Delta Chi Award for Journalism.

This popular series is designed to help improve students' exam performance. The exam-based exercises will familiarise any student with the tasks they will face in the test, boosting their confidence and leading them towards successful results.
Ideal for self-study or classroom use, the  Testbuilders are available with or without the answer key. The answer key also includes clear explanations and analysis of model answers.

The Verb Circus (To prefer)

The Verb Circus is The Vaughan radio program where Kyle Millar reviews the most important verbs in english in a fun and challenging way.

* To prefer * To spend * To run * To catch * To ask * To prefer * To throw * To Hope/ to wait/ to expect

Can You Believe It? Book 1

Can You Believe It? Stories and Idioms from Real Life, Book 1.

Memorable readings from true life combined with idioms and vocabulary development.

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Enterprise 4 - full set

Enterprise series is designed for learners of English at secondary level.

Enterprise 4 coursebook consists of four modules and is designed for learners of English at intermediate level.