Периодическое издание "Граємо в англійську" станет отличным помощником для преподавателей младших классов или родителей. Каждый журнал посвящен одной теме. Содержит различные тематические игры,карточки,задания,которые помогут Вам в изучении новых слов.Задания на английском и украинском языке.
This work contains six mini flip-the-flap books in a special edition pocket library slipcase to celebrate 50 years of the "Cat in the Hat"! Each book introduces a different early learning concept with flaps for interactive fun. Titles include "Crazy Colours", "Amazing Animals", "Nutty Numbers", "Silly Opposites", "Wacky Weather", and "Dizzy Days". It is perfect for little Seuss fans to learn in zany style!
Added by: vaelt | Karma: 34.88 | Black Hole | 30 December 2009
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Really Learn 100 Phrasal verbs
A revised and updated edition of this teach-yourself workbook on phrasal verbs, with a new easier-to-use design and layout, more exercises, more synonyms and opposites and new review pages. Now even more helpful for exams.
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Stop and Go, Yes and No: What Is an Antonym? (Words Are Categorical)
Added by: Maria | Karma: 3098.81 | Coursebooks, Kids | 8 June 2009
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Kindergarten-Grade 3 Cleary describes and illustrates antonyms from the obvious stop and go, yes and no, front and back, fast and slow, to the more obscure: excite and soothe, hefty and diminutive. He elaborates on reasons for celebrating opposites and also describes how to create them through the use of powerful prefixes such as un,dis, im, and non.
Antonymy is the technical name used to describe 'opposites', pairs of words such as rich / poor, love / hate and male / female. Antonyms are a ubiquitous part of everyday language, and this book provides a detailed, comprehensive account of the phenomenon. As well as re-appraising traditional semantic theory and re-evaluating existing categories of antonymy, the book raises wider issues, including questions such as: Where do new atonyms come from? Which pairs can be regarded as 'good opposites'? Why do atonyms tend to favour a particular sequence in text?
