Clear, direct, and comprehensive, the Azar- Hagen Grammar Series uses a grammar-based teaching approach—blending grammar methodology with communicative methods. Grammar is used as the starting point for the development of all language skills—speaking, listening, reading, and writing. The series uses grammar as a springboard for interactive, communicative practice opportunities. This year we’re delighted to introduce the new edition of Understanding and Using English Grammar, along with Student Books with Essential Online Resources for all the three levels. These include the Student Book Answer Key, the Grammar Coach videos, and self-assessments.
Authentic Listening Resource Pack provides an invaluable bank of selected audio and video material offering authentic listening practice, essential in developing students' listening skills in preparation for being exposed to "real" English. Authentic Listening Resource Pack consists of over 4 hours of authentic audio and video materials supported by photocopiable worksheets. The recordings are broken down into segments, including micro-listenings, so that students can develop a range of listening competences, and comprehensively practice listening techniques that develop the skills they need to cope with real spoken language in the outside world. Key features: level B1-B2
Real situations, real language, real outcomes. The second edition of Outcomes has been fully revised and updated to provide contemporary, global content and stunning National Geographic photos and videos. Its trademark lexically-rich approach shows students how vocabulary works, and the evenly-paced grammar syllabus provides examples and tasks based on what people actually say and write. With a huge variety of talking points and practice, Outcomes teaches students the English they need to communicate outside the classroom.
WordWorld revolves around WordFriends and WordThings characters and items comprising the letters that spell them in the correct order. So, for example, a barn is made out of the letters B-A-R-N, and a pie out of P-I-E, but in such a way as to actually look like a barn or pie -- with this rule extending to the animals who are the sentient characters in the show. The WordThings can be assembled and disassembled during the show by the characters, who use the items on their adventures and to solve their problems.
