Reginald Hill - Dialogues Of The Dead A man drowns, and another dies in a motorbike crash. Yet the "Mid-Yorkshire Gazette" receive correspondence from someone claiming responsibility for the deaths. But when a third indisputable murder takes place, Dalziel and Pascoe find themselves playing a game no-one knows the rules of.
Stress Time is part of the 'Elements of Pronunciation' series of books and recordings, each of which provides intensive practice on one feature of spoken English.
English rhythm patterns are a formidable problem for many students whose spoken English is otherwise excellent. This book provides 50 dialogues for upper-intermediate and more advanced students to help them cope with the difficulties of stress timing.
Plato was the first person to organize and record the issues and questions that define philosophy. As Socrates' student, Plato preserved the teachings of his great mentor in many famous "dialogues"; these deal with classic issues like law and justice, perception and reality, death and the soul, mind and body, reason and passion, and the nature of love. The dialogues also discuss the value of moral principle vs. the value of life itself; how to achieve virtue; and how each of us can fulfill our true nature.
An audio course in basic grammar structures for the learners of English at elemetary level. Features: irregular verbs usage, practice in the most common tenses, sentence formation, and sample everyday dialogues. Scripts and keys included. Contains 12 lessons.
Horizons is for secondary school students aged 14-19, and builds confidence in communication by providing clear structures and models.
- Multiple entry points cater for different teaching situations. - Optional Starter unit for real beginners (level 1) or mixed classes (all levels) to revise basics. - Grammar is presented in the context of dialogues, and practised systematically. - Optional lessons with extra language practice. Recorded dialogues from the Student's Book photostory, various listening texts.
