Extensive reading improves fluency and there is a real need inthe ELT classroom for motivating, contemporary graded material thatwill instantly appeal to students. "The Pink Panther" is based othe 2006 movie starring Steve Martin and Beyonce Knowles and willbe instantly appealing to teens of all nationalities.
The Tornado is back, and a 'Dream Team' of the world's bestdetectives comes to Paris to find this famous thief. The head ofthe French Police chooses Inspector Jacques Clouseau to help. TheDream Team thinks C[ouseau is an idiot. Can he find the PinkPanther diamond and be France's favourite detective once again?
Illustrated by thousands of examples from the Bank of English, the Collins COBUILD Active Grammar contains easy-to-understand explanations of the important points of English grammar. Warning notes occur throughout the text, giving learners invaluable help with potential problems in English. Supplements to the text include irregular verb tables, and a detailed glossary of grammatical terms. Ideal for the intermediate learner of English as a handy reference work, the Collins COBUILD Active Grammar offers in-depth guidance on the key areas of English grammar.
This is the entrancingly entertaining yet amazingly effective guide that shows you how to: know the meaning of words that you have never seen or heard before learn the history of words so that they come alive for you start expressing yourself better and absorbing more meaning within Just 10 days master an invaluable and permanent technique of word-viewing within 30 days easily pass vocabulary tests such as the college Boards, scholarship, Civil Service, and others, with the aid of sample quizzes and a list ofthe 1,000 most used test words simply have fun reading a guide dedicated to the principle that the best way to provide information is to make receiving it a pleasure There are many books that are This is the one book that makes you love to learn. 作者简介： Maxwell Nurnberg, like his co-autbor, an expert in the science of words and names,has written many books and articles on the subject, including a series regularly featured in Good Housekeeping, as well as a ra
Jane Eyre has alway been alone in the world,When she finds workan a governess at Thornfield Hall,she life starts to change-for thebetter.But what are the strange sounds in the night?And what is MrRochester's dark and terrible secret?As Jane's feelings for MrRochester grow,woll shefind true love?
This exciting wordbook is full of egu catching photos that will keep gou and your little ones talking for hours. It is the perfect introduction to more than 1000 everyday words.
Prover, sayings, and other expressions are commonly used every day !They're words that are so familiar, however, that their real meanings have been either lost or confused over the years. For instance, who hasn't wished to be "as free ass a bird"?However, our feathered friends are not carefree.In fact, most birds are pretty anxious creatures with a lot of responsibility. When someone says, "One bad apple spoils the barrdl," it means that no mater how good you are, if someone bad enters your group, it's going to be spoiled. While this may not hold true for all people, it does for apples. When an apple starts to rot ,it produces a chemical called ethylene that cfauses the apple to decay. The other apples in the barrdl detect this chemical reaction and begin to produce their own ethylene, causing all the apples to spoil. "All that glitters is not gold."Anyone who has even seen pyrite, or fool's gold, knows this to be true. Has it ever really rained "cats and dogs"?In 1984,during a rainstorm, part of
Welcome once again to the wonderful world of Chinglish! Perhapsyou'd like to start your trip by checking in to the Resist BacteriaHotel? Once you get settled, it's time for supper. May we suggestthe binaural infected cucumber? It's really quite delicious. Andafter supper, how about a night on the town? But remember: novoting in the pool! Oliver Lutz Radtke is the author of Chinglish:Lost in Translation. He works as a multimedia producer and editorin Beijing. Cover designed by theBookDesigners
Chinglish offers a humorous and insightful look at misuses ofthe English language in Chinese street signs, products, andadvertising. A long-standing favorite of English speaking touristsand visitors, Chinglish is now quickly becoming a culture relic: inpreparation for the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing, the Chinesegovernment was determined to wipe out incorrect English usage.
