Tactics for Listening CD-ROM

This is a good software, with which you'll save your time when practicing listening with Tactics for Listening (3 levels). This software contains basic, developing and expanding levels.

You can find the Audio CDs of the three levels in this site, some guys posted them.

If you think it's good and want to have the original one, buy it (recommended).

 

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A Semester Course in Trigonometry

The text represents a serious effort to produce exposition that is accessible to a student at the freshmen or high school levels. The chapters of this book are well suited for a one semester course in College Trigonometry.

Super Sight-Reading Secrets: An Innovative, Step-By-Step Program for Musical Keyboard Players of All Levels

The Super Sight-Reading Secrets book has provided the answers to sight-reading problems for thousands of pianists and keyboardists! This self-study method teaches sight-readers how to increase their visual perception, and keyboard orientation. Specifically, the drills and exercises teach how to look ahead and to play any note on the keyboard without looking at their hands.

The Columbia Guide to Standard American English

An advocate of "linguistic good manners," Wilson (a consultant for The Standard College Dictionary ) has produced a guide of more than 6500 entries, arranged alphabetically, focusing on American (as opposed to British or Canadian) English. Since many appropriate uses of language depend on the context, Wilson diagrams five levels of speech and three levels of writing, ranging from most informal to most formal, and refers to them in many of his explications. He clearly explains the fine distinctions in words often used interchangeably, such as flout and flaunt or infer and imply.

 

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The answer keys for the 3 levels of the 1500 Structured tests.

 

The much requested key book is here! :)