Samuela Eckstut-Didier Reihenfolge der Bücher (Chronologisch)

Strategic Reading is a three-level series designed to develop reading, vocabulary-building, and critical-thinking skills. The Student's Book contains 16 thematic units with a selection of engaging topics that motivate learners to relate the reading to their own experiences. Three inviting reading passages in each unit, all adapted from authentic sources, allow students to explore the theme in depth. The original sources expose learners to a wide range of writing styles. Preview pages in every unit introduce new vocabulary and ask thought-provoking questions. There are also pre-reading activities that stimulate students' interest in the unit theme. Vocabulary-building activities improve students' ability to deal with unfamiliar words, and recycle key vocabulary with challenging exercises and puzzles.

Now in its second edition, this text helps students gain an excellent foundation in English grammar through numerous exercises, both oral and written. Discussion topics include pollution, politics, and cultural differences and similarities.

This is part of a course which is aimed at students who require a thorough but fast-moving review of English, together with presentation and practice of more advanced material. This four-colour course provides students with the language they need for success in their work and studies. Focusing on authentic materials and thought-provoking issues, "Finishing Touches" prepares students for further independent study and for social and professional situations. Its comprehensive language syllabus helps students improve their ability to read native-speaker texts; understand extended spoken discourse; write essays, reports and letters; and participate fully in complicated conversations. Student's books A and B are available, as well as a teacher's book and a cassette which accompanies student's book A.

This thorough, but fast-moving, two-volume review of basic language equips students with the skills they need for success in their work and studies. -- A comprehensive language syllabus is presented within the thought-provoking context of real issues. -- Prepares students to read native-speaker texts, to understand extended spoken discourse, to write essays, and to conduct extended conversations. -- Includes authentic texts from magazines and newspapers, role plays, games, discussions, language summaries, and a function/grammar index.