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Speakout, Intermediate, Writing extra, With key, 2016.

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When you write an email to introduce yourself, it can be formal or informal. It all depends on who you are writing to. Formal emails have longer sentences, do not contain contractions, and use non-colloquial language. Informal emails have shorter sentences, use contractions and contain colloquial language.

Speakout, Intermediate, Reading & listenin extra, With key, 2015.

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Add one word to each extract.
1 Could I ask question? Why do you think your music is so popular?
2 Thanks for giving us an interview. There are a couple of things I’d to ask about.
3 I a query. How long did you work for UniChem?
4 I see you studied German at university. Can ask you about that?
5 Could I a question? Why do you think your fi lms are so popular?

Speakout, Intermediate, Reading & listenin extra, With key, 2016.

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Finally, after years of waiting, fans are in for a real treat when they watch this fi lm. Without wanting to give too much away, I can say that Luke Skywalker has gone missing and the baddies are in control of the galaxy. For those who saw the previous fi lms, there are lots of familiar faces and there are a few new ones, too. Overall , this is a great fi lm with some fantastic special e ects and spectacular scenes that will impress, especially if you get to see it in 3D.

Speakout, Intermediate, Pronunciation extra, With key, 2016.

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On Wednesday I studied all night for my science exam. I knew I would be able to answer all the questions and I was feeling confi dent. The next day, as I sat down to write the fi nal, three-hour paper, something strange happened. The paper in front of me said ‘Psychology – Final Exam’. Not only was I in the wrong room; I’d missed my exam by one day. I guess I’m not as smart as I thought.

Teaching English as a Foreign Language, An Introduction, Surkamp C., Viebrock B., 2018.

    The fourteen chapters of this book touch on the fundamental issues and principles of Teaching English as a Foreign Language (TEFL) in both a theoretical and a practical way. You will be able to gather insights into all competence areas important for modern foreign language teaching, its history, its framing by education policy, and most importantly, learn about the very focus point of each lesson, the students. At the same time, you will be able to reflect upon your professional development as a future teacher of English. To facilitate the acquisition of discipline-specific knowledge and professional development, each chapter contains definitions and illustrations for easy orientation, examples for practical applications and classroom use as well as occasions for the reflection of individual experiences.

An Introduction to English Grammar, Nelson G., Greenbaum S., 2016.

    An Introduction to English Grammar provides a comprehensive overview of all aspects of English grammar. The first part of the book (‘The Grammar’) provides a step-by-step introduction to the key topics in English grammar. The second part (‘The Applications’) shows how a grasp of these topics can be helpful in resolving usage problems, in developing a clear writing style and mastering punctuation and spelling. A whole chapter, ‘English in Use’, is devoted to illustrating the grammatical features of a wide range of modern text types, including emails, Facebook pages and ‘tweets’. It also looks at the special grammatical features of English in everyday conversation.

Mastering english grammar, Compound sentences, Book 5, Moeller D., 2021.

    Welcome to Book 5: Compound Sentences, a book that teaches four simple ways to join two sentences together.
This e-book is a study of the second of the four sentence types—the compound sentence.
In Book 4 of this series, we learned that sentences are built upon the backs of subjects and verbs. Here in Book 5 we take that understanding of what makes simple sentences and build upon it.

Mastering english grammar, Complex sentences, Book 6, Moeller D., 2021.

    Welcome to Book 6: Complex Sentences, a book that teaches how subordinate clauses join with independent clauses to create complex sentences.
The twenty-three lessons in this e-book are dedicated to learning how three types of subordinate clauses—adverb, adjective, and noun—are added to independent clauses to create complex sentences.