Reading & Topic Discussion Textbook for Intermediate and Advanced Students
25 Contemporary Issues with 25 Topical Dialogues
325 Topical Questions
69 Opinion Samples
TEACHING SPEAKING ENGLISH IS EASY with Express Yourself. The book includes short 3-4 paragraph articles about different things. Each issue provides for a variety of topics for discussion by a various Opinion Samples. Dialogue over each issue associated with each student to learn a variety of colloquialisms are asked to. We first start with a textbook that led to conversations. We would read one article per class and discuss the article. There are discussion questions in the book you can follow to aid the flow of discussion.
Reading & Topic Discussion Textbook for Intermediate and Advanced Students.
25 Contemporary Issues with 25 Topical Dialogues
399 Topical Questions
61 Opinion Samples
TEACHING SPEAKING ENGLISH IS EASY with Express Yourself. The book includes short 3-4 paragraph articles about different things. Each issue provides for a variety of topics for discussion by a various Opinion Samples. Dialogue over each issue associated with each student to learn a variety of colloquialisms are asked to. We first start with a textbook that led to conversations. We would read one article per class and discuss the article. There are discussion questions in the book you can follow to aid the flow of discussion.
ABC English is a worktext for beginning English Language Learners. It contains language set in real-world dialogs while grammar is addressed in a communicative framework. Comprehension questions and a variety of activities test understanding and application of the structures and vocabulary presented in each of 26 chapters. (153 pages)
Speakout is a comprehensive English course that helps adult learners gain confidence in all skill areas using authentic materials from the BBC. With its wide range of support material, it meets the diverse needs of learners in a variety of teaching situations and helps to bridge the gap between the classroom and the real world.
Although linguistics is commonly defined as "the scientific study of language," a more honest characterization might be "anything anyone has to say about language that someone else is willing to listen to." "Linguistics" is an umbrella term used to cover a wide variety of only loosely connected disciplines.
