Sounds, narration and lively animation make this dictionary a lively interactive tour that far surpasses the teaching capability of traditional dictionaries in book form. Students will be guided through the world of words in an entirely fresh and exciting way with each word having a big, simple, colorful screen, complete with its own definition, illustration, sound and animation.

A a new conversation/listening series designed for beginner to lower-intermediate students, is a unique and effective listening and speaking program for beginning English learners. Twenty-six units - one for each letter of the alphabet - take students on a journey from the straightforward to the highly imaginative with topics such as chocolate, fables and fairy tales, laughter, and martial arts. Students build confidence in listening and speaking as they develop vocabulary and conversation skills..
SIZE REDUCED BOOK + AUDIO by Pumukl

A Medical English course. This script serves as a reference book and provides you with the basic information. There will be role-plays and handouts in some of the meetings. You will find some useful hints and copies for your application at an Englishspeaking hospital and a list of the most important abbreviations to put into your pocket when on the ward. The concept of the course is based upon your lively participation you`d rather not stay seated while an even more boring lecturer explains his amiable but (again) boring theories.

Access is a four level course. The series follows the principles of the Common European Framework of Reference and combines active English learning with a variety of lively topics presented in themed modules.
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This is the first Dictionary of English Manuscript Terminology ever to be published. Dealing with the subject of documentation--which affects everyone's lives (from every-day letters, notes, and shopping lists, to far-reaching legal instruments, if not autograph literary masterpieces) Peter Beal defines, in a lively and accessible style, some 1,500 terms relating to manuscripts and their productio and use in Britain from 1450 to the present day.