A dictionary for students at varying learning levels for Secondary School Structure 43 illustrated theme pages introduce well known topics such as at home, family, school and work, as well as up-to-date and specific topics such as the environment and astronomy. More than 1000 words are listed alphabetically in the Wordlist, indicating on which theme page you can find them.
A CD-ROM contains all of the illustrated words and a recording to allow listening comprehension and pronunciation practice. 96 Full-colour pages
This is a chapter where I tried to combine different books in order to make a complete explanation on a theme. This time I have created a few pages where you can find a good explanation of "Inversion in English".
UNEP’s quarterly magazine Our Planet features authoritative articles
on the theme of environment and development by world scientific and
political leaders. Our Planet has an estimated annual print readership
of around 300,000 a year, while the Internet editions are read by some
seven million people from 118 countries.
Our Planet is
published in English, French, and Spanish, with Korean, Chinese, and
Japanese language versions produced by local UNEP-linked groups. The
first issue of 2007 - which appeared on the occasion of the 24th
session of UNEP's Governing Council in early February - represented a
major overhaul of the magazine, in terms of both content and design.
Under the title 'Connected Dreams - Globalization and Environment' and
echoing the theme of the Governing Council, the new-look Our Planet
features a more modern design, a larger format, as well as a number of
new features: 'reflections', 'verbatim', 'numbers', 'books', 'people',
'awards and events', 'products', and a page on relevant Internet
resources.
Cover Story: Maintaining momentum - Financing action on climate
UNEP’s quarterly magazine Our Planet features authoritative articles
on the theme of environment and development by world scientific and
political leaders. Our Planet has an estimated annual print readership
of around 300,000 a year, while the Internet editions are read by some
seven million people from 118 countries. 
