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Practical Everyday English with CD: A Self-study Method of Spoken English for Upper Intermediate and Advanced Students

Practical Everyday English with CD: A Self-study Method of Spoken English for Upper Intermediate and Advanced Students

by PeterHughes (Designer), StevenWayneCollins (Author), Peter Hughes (Designer), Steven Collins (Author), Alex Stead (Illustrator), Alex Stead (Illustrator)

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    Paperback 2009

    $16.73
Synopsis

Practical Everyday English is the first volume in the Practical Everyday English series. It is a self-study book with audio CD, designed to improve the vocabulary of upper intermediate and advanced students of English as a foreign language. This book has a special focus on phrasal verbs, advanced vocabulary and idioms. Unlike a dictionary, this book actually teaches students how and when to use the words by giving true-to-life examples, entertaining dialogue and useful exercises.

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 212
 Edition: 5th Revised edition
 Publisher: Montserrat Publishing
Published: 02 Jan 2009
ISBN 10: 0952835827
ISBN 13: 9780952835820

Media Reviews
This is the best book on conversational English and phrasal verbs I've ever read. When, I'm in the UK, I never go anywhere without it. Hideki Noda (celebrated Japanese playwright): Mr Collins's books cover exactly the gap that foreigners still have to cross in order to pass from just grammatically correct English to real daily English. Dr Juan Coderch (Senior Classics Tutor, The University of St. Andrews, Scotland
Author Bio
Steven Collins was born in London in 1960 and has lived most of his life there. He qualified as a lawyer (solicitor) in 1987, having done a Master's in Law at Trinity Hall, Cambridge. He then decided to make a complete change of career and went into T.E.F.L (Teaching English as a foreign Language). Having lived and taught in Italy and Spain for a short while, he returned to London in 1993 to write the Practical Everyday English series of books for advanced students. He has been a full time writer since 2008.