New Headway Upper-Intermediate. Workbook (without Key)

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New Headway Upper-Intermediate. Workbook (without Key)

Publisher:
Oxford University Press
Year:
1998
Language:
English
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• The listening and reading texts are drawn from a range of authentic sources.

• An in-depth treatment of grammar enables students to work out grammatical rules and helps them achieve greater accuracy through a better understanding of how language works.

• There is a thorough skills syllabus, with all four skills systematically developed and integrated through related tasks.

• There is extensive work on vocabulary, with particular emphasis on the most frequently used verbs, phrasal verbs, idioms, and compounds.

• Integrated pronunciation practice is provided throughout.

• 'Postcript' sections provide an opportunity to practise everyday English in situations (such as airports and hotels), or survival areas (such as telephones and directions). There is a particular focus on the grammar of spoken English.

• The topics - including homelessness, pre-nuptial agreements, and the effects of tourism - have all been chosen to appeal to adults and young adults.

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• The listening and reading texts are drawn from a range of authentic sources.

• An in-depth treatment of grammar enables students to work out grammatical rules and helps them achieve greater accuracy through a better understanding of how language works.

• There is a thorough skills syllabus, with all four skills systematically developed and integrated through related tasks.

• There is extensive work on vocabulary, with particular emphasis on the most frequently used verbs, phrasal verbs, idioms, and compounds.

• Integrated pronunciation practice is provided throughout.

• 'Postcript' sections provide an opportunity to practise everyday English in situations (such as airports and hotels), or survival areas (such as telephones and directions). There is a particular focus on the grammar of spoken English.

• The topics - including homelessness, pre-nuptial agreements, and the effects of tourism - have all been chosen to appeal to adults and young adults.

• The listening and reading texts are drawn from a range of authentic sources.

• An in-depth treatment of grammar enables students to work out grammatical rules and helps them achieve greater accuracy through a better understanding of how language works.

• There is a thorough skills syllabus, with all four skills systematically developed and integrated through related tasks.

• There is extensive work on vocabulary, with particular emphasis on the most frequently used verbs, phrasal verbs, idioms, and compounds.

• Integrated pronunciation practice is provided throughout.

• 'Postcript' sections provide an opportunity to practise everyday English in situations (such as airports and hotels), or survival areas (such as telephones and directions). There is a particular focus on the grammar of spoken English.

• The topics - including homelessness, pre-nuptial agreements, and the effects of tourism - have all been chosen to appeal to adults and young adults.

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