Keywords 1000 - cd edition - is the first dictionary of American English audio is presented in 3 audio CD's over an hour just listening to what they will practice what they learn and hear the correct pronunciation of the 1,000 words. The first audio dictionary to learn exactly the used words in English more in the United States. A novel system ordered and classified s by importance and frequency of use the 1.000 key words of the English language in the United States.
The History of the United StatesThe History of the United States - książka dla osób ze znajomością języka angielskiego na poziomie B1/B2 ukazująca w zwięzły i przejrzysty sposób najważniejsze wydarzenia i postaci z historii Stanów Zjednoczonych Ameryki Północnej od początków ich istnienia aż po czasy współczesne. Ponadto książka zawiera różne ćwiczenia i pytania pomocnicze dotyczące poszczególnych epok i wydarzeń historycznych.
The Presidents Visual Encyclopedia Explore the lives of America's 45 presidents, as well as notable first ladies, famous speeches, and major constitutional events, with this visual reference guide to the leaders of the United States. From George Washington to Donald Trump,
How I Became a “Different” English Speaker and Listener (a brief article)
The author went to the United States to study applied linguistics. Although he was there for nine months, his English proficiency did not improve as much as he had hoped, considering that he was using English almost exclusively every day. After his time in the United States, he spent 10 months in Australia working and traveling on a working holiday visa. After 5 months he realized that he did not have to concentrate when speaking or listening in English, and he stopped translating from Japanese to English in his mind when producing English...
The little known story of perhaps the most productive Congress in US history, the First Federal Congress of 1789–1791. The First Congress was the most important in US history, says prizewinning author and historian Fergus Bordewich, because it established how our government would actually function. Had it failed—as many at the time feared it would—it's possible that the United States as we know it would not exist today.
