Success with English - Tapescripts 2

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Success with English The Penguin Course
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Success with English is a modern, fuily illustrateci course in three stages now used successfully by students in many countries throughout the world. The course really Iets you learn English as it is spoken today, the English people use and need, the English of shops and libraries, parties and the cinema, letters and téléphonés.
Details of the range of materials available for this Stage of the course will be found on the inside back cover.
This book contains ali the tapescripts for Stage 2 of Success with English. The tapescripts were included in the first edition of Teachers' Handbook 2, but have now been separated out in response to reauests from teachers.
The General Editor, Geoffrey Broughton, began to teach English as a foreign language during his army service with Mauritian troops. After wide experience of teaching in schools, he took up the training of teachers of English, first at the Malayan Teachers' Training College,... Tovább

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Success with English The Penguin Course
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Success with English is a modern, fuily illustrateci course in three stages now used successfully by students in many countries throughout the world. The course really Iets you learn English as it is spoken today, the English people use and need, the English of shops and libraries, parties and the cinema, letters and téléphonés.
Details of the range of materials available for this Stage of the course will be found on the inside back cover.
This book contains ali the tapescripts for Stage 2 of Success with English. The tapescripts were included in the first edition of Teachers' Handbook 2, but have now been separated out in response to reauests from teachers.
The General Editor, Geoffrey Broughton, began to teach English as a foreign language during his army service with Mauritian troops. After wide experience of teaching in schools, he took up the training of teachers of English, first at the Malayan Teachers' Training College, Kirkby, and since 1963 at the University of London Institute of Education. Teaching English and lecturing to teachers has taken him to Austria, Brazil, Czechoslovakia, Denmark, Egypt, Holland, Hungary, Iran, Nigeria, Poland and Spain. He has written and edited many books concerned with English as a foreign langüage, and is well-known as a contributor to B.B.C. English by Radio programmes. He is married.wi.th three children. Vissza