Osgood on Speaking: How to Think on Your Feet Without Falling on Your Face
Taking the fear out of public speaking is the aim of this breezy book Osgood does have numerous suggestions to render the ordeal relatively painless. His suggestions are eminently practical: writing your notes beforehand, using wit instead of jokes, going to the bathroom before you get to the podium. He believes that reading written speeches is uniformly boring, that having one drink (but only one) will help you relax during your speech and that, if possible, you should test the acoustics of the room in which you are to speak.
Lifelines Course for beginners. Combines active grammar learning with a variety of topics in themed units. Reading, listening, speaking activities and writing practice. Stimulating tasks and skills tips.
InteractiveIts captivating language activities, games and songs combine a sense of fun and purpose in mastering the fundamentals ofreading, writing, listening and speaking.
Fullyly interactive DVD-ROM is an exciting resource for learners of English at CEF level A1
* 12 units related thematically to the Student's Book
* each unit consists of exam tasks from Papers 1-4 * exam training is given in the form of 'Answering Strategies' and 'Question Hints' * tasks combine to make up three complete sets of Papers 1-4, which can also be used as practice tests * a sample Speaking Test provides guided analysis and practice for Paper 5, including recordings * the complimentary cassette contains recordings for Paper 4 and the sample Speaking Test
That's the last component of the course Magic Box 3. It's the book for reading. All the stories are provided with the exercises (pre-text and post-text). This book will be interesting for all young learners.
