Cool English is a monthly magazine for teachers and learners of English. The magazine focuses on modern, spoken English in a fun and easy-to-learn format. Each magazine is accompanied by an audio CD so that readers can also listen to the articles, read by English native speakers, in different accents. Each edition of the magazine also comes with a free downloadable Exercise Pack, which allows readers and teachers to practice what they have been learning.
Cool English is a monthly magazine for teachers and learners of
English. The magazine focuses on modern, spoken English in a fun and
easy-to-learn format. Each magazine is accompanied by an audio CD so that
readers can also listen to the articles, read by English native speakers, in
different accents. Each edition of the magazine also comes with a free
downloadable Exercise Pack, which allows readers and teachers to practice what
they have been learning.
Cool English provides:
Fascinating reading every month.
Interesting articles from around the
world.
Real English as spoken by native
speakers.
A
fun and truly different way of learning.
Listening activities with lots of different
accents.
Cool English is a monthly magazine for teachers and learners of
English. The magazine focuses on modern, spoken English in a fun and
easy-to-learn format. Each magazine is accompanied by an audio CD so that
readers can also listen to the articles, read by English native speakers, in
different accents. Each edition of the magazine also comes with a free
downloadable Exercise Pack, which allows readers and teachers to practice what
they have been learning.
Cool English provides:
Fascinating reading every month.
Interesting articles from around the
world.
Real English as spoken by native
speakers.
A
fun and truly different way of learning.
Listening activities with lots of different
accents.
Фильм об особенностях канадского диалекта и его отличиях от других разновидностей английского языка.
Why do English-speaking Canadians talk the way we do? Why do we say couch instead of chesterfield, windshield instead of windscreen, and ee-ther and eye-ther, sometimes interchangeably? Why do Newfoundlanders have a distinctive accent and use colourful words like ballicatter that can’t be heard anywhere else? How have French words like portage and prairie, and Native words like chipmunk and toboggan become part of our everyday speech?
Dictionary of Native American Mythology
Для спецов и любознательных.
This dictionary entices readers to explore the complex fabric of North American Indian tales and ritual. While numerous other references treat Native American mythology, none offers the coverage found in this volume. Works such as Yves Bonnefoy's Mythologies (Univ. of Chicago Pr., 1991) and the New Larousse Encyclopedia of Mythology (Paul Hamlyn, 1968) focus primarily on classical, European, and Asian myths, with minimal coverage of Native American cultures. This new dictionary is well researched, drawing from scholarly sources such as the Journal of American Folklore and the American Anthropologist. Entries appear as either descriptive terms or in the anglicized form of Native American words, followed by tribal and/or cultural identifiers. Each entry includes generous cross references and bibliographic citations. An excellent tribal index refers readers to both main entries and to the work's extensive bibliography, which invites readers to pursue the research further in scholarly journals and monographs.
Dictionary of Native American Mythology
