I Know English, But I Can't Speak: The Self Study Guide to Improve Your English Speaking Skills (English Speaking Group)

Have you studied English for years but still have a problem speaking? Don’t feel bad, because many students will learn English but will still have speaking problems. When speaking, good grammar can be useless if your speaking is not clear and understood by the listener. If you have studied grammar and still have a speaking problem, you need to try a different method that will focus on solving your problem. What if you had the details to improve your speaking quickly?If you want to learn English speaking, memorizing grammar lessons or attending English classes is not enough. Therefore, to improve your English speaking requires speaking skills and practice. 

The original contextualized approach brings grammar to life. Grammar in Context brings grammar alive through engaging and informative readings that are relevant to learners’ lives. National Geographic photography and stories deliver real-world content to improve grammar awareness and retention. Students learn more, remember more, and use language more effectively when they learn grammar in context.

Level 2 of a 2-level series that helps ELL students master basic grammar instruction. Each unit focuses on one grammar point and offers a wide variety of practice exercises presented in a real-life context. Content is recycled throughout the text for added reinforcement.

A 3-level flexible, unique, and enjoyable route to Cambridge exam success Takes a fresh approach to topics, units, and components to create an effective exam-focused package whatever you are teaching and learning scenario It's truly flexible components are designed to work independently for short and intensive preparation or in combination for longer exam courses Adaptable for the classroom, independent study, and blended to fully digital learning environments

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