Using Phrasal Verbs For Natural English
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Using Phrasal Verbs For Natural English

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Using Phrasal Verbs For Natural EnglishUsing Phrasal Verbs For Natural English Level: Intermediate Upper Intermediate B1 B2 Every learner of English wants to develop fluent, natural English understanding and using phrasal verbs is an essential part of this development. Using Phrasal Verbs for Natural English not only helps learners to understand phrasal verbs, but also helps them learn when and how to use phrasal verbs successfully, to produce more natural sounding English. Using Phrasal

Using Phrasal Verbs For Natural English

Level: Intermediate - Upper Intermediate / B1-B2

Every learner of English wants to develop fluent, natural English - understanding and using phrasal verbs is an essential part of this development. Using Phrasal Verbs for Natural English not only helps learners to understand phrasal verbs, but also helps them learn when and how to use phrasal verbs successfully, to produce more natural-sounding English.Using Phrasal Verbs for Natural English:
  • teaches students over 400 commonly used phrasal verbs
  • builds students' confidence in using phrasal verbs appropriately through thorough and varied practice
  • presents phrasal verbs in context and in a wide range of text types, including tweets, texts, web posts, e-mails, notes and newspaper articles
  • offers six review sections, each comprising sixty questions for students to test themselves on phrasal verbs learnt in the previous units
  • allows students to notice and practise aspects of stress and intonation through the conversational English examples on audio CD
Key features:
  • Intermediate (B1) to Upper intermediate (B2) level
  • Suitable for self-study or classroom use
  • Includes answer key
  • Contains free audio CD
  • Index for easy reference

SPECIFICATIONS:

Author:Elizabeth Walter, Kate Woodford - Элизабет Уолтер, Кейт Вудфорд

Publisher:Delta Publishing

Language:English

Publication Date:2019

Number of pages:128 pst

Format:Paperback

Width:210 mm / 8,3'

Height:300 mm / 11,8'

Weight:455 g

Illustrations:Colored

ISBN:9783125016262

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