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2 Grivas Publications has been actively involved in the field of ELT since The founder of the company, Constantinos Grivas, has been involved in writing English language books since 1970 and has collaborated with some of the most respected authorities in the field. Thus, our long experience, high level of quality as well as our understanding of the demands of students and teachers alike, have established Grivas Publications as a leader in ELT teaching. At the same time, we are also pioneers in the field of technology, keeping up with all the latest advances that concern teaching methods and making sure that we always provide you with the best, most comprehensive and most innovative material, from both an educational and technological viewpoint. The fact that the company is housed in our own purpose-built premises means that the entire process of creating a book, from concept to copy, now takes place under one roof, allowing us to maintain our standards in the most efficient and effective way. We feel it is our insistence on quality above all else that has earned us the respect we enjoy in the field of language teaching, and we are therefore committed to producing the same high standard of publications teachers and students have come to expect. OUR COMPANY Management Administration Accounts Sales & Customer Service Promotion Imports & Exports Editorial Department Stock & Distribution Warehouse Lecture Hall CD & DVD Production IWB Software Development & Video Animation Conceptual Design & Research Design & Graphics, Computerized Art, Montage HEAD OFFICE BRANCH HEAD OFFICE: 3 Irodotou Street P.O.Box 72, Attiki, Greece BRANCH: Doridos & 4 S. Moustakli Street, Attiki, Greece Tel.: Fax: , eshop.grivas.gr, info@grivas.gr

3 CONTENTS COURSES FOR PRE-JUNIOR (PRE-PRIMARY) Happy Kids Pre-Junior [with IWB Software] Play and Learn Pre-Junior COURSES FOR JUNIORS (PRIMARY LEVELS) Happy Kids Junior A, B, One-Year Course [with IWB Software] The Magic Ball Junior A, B [with IWB Software] COURSES FOR SECONDARY LEVELS Way up 1, 2, 3 [with IWB Software] On Course 1, 2, 3, 4 [with IWB Software] On Course Spot On 1, 2, 3, 4 [with IWB Software] Level Up B1, B1+, B2 [with IWB Software] COURSES FOR ADULTS English for Adults 1, 2, Practical English for Adults 1, EXAMS Cambridge English First (FCE) For Schools Books Reading & Use of English [New Format 2015] Speaking, Listening & Writing Skills [New Format 2015] Practice Tests [New Format 2015] Cambridge English Proficiency Books On Course for the Cambridge English Proficiency (Coursebook) Speaking & Listening for the Cambridge English Proficiency Writing for the Cambridge English Proficiency Reading & Use of English for the Cambridge English Proficiency Practice Tests for the Cambridge English Proficiency Michigan ECCE / ALCE On Course for the ECCE (Coursebook) On Course for Younger Learners ECCE (Coursebook) Practice Tests for the ECCE Grammar, Vocabulary & Reading Skills ECCE Speaking, Listening & Writing Skills ECCE New Generation Practice Tests Michigan ECCE [10 Practice Tests] New Generation Practice Tests ALCE [8 Practice Tests] Michigan ECPE Books On Course for the ECPE (Coursebook) New Generation Practice Tests Michigan ECPE [12 Practice Tests] Grammar and Structure for the ECPE Writing Skills for the ECPE

4 nocn Level B2 Preparation & 10 Practice Tests English Speaking Board (ESB) ESB B2 Preparation & 12 Practice Tests [New Format 2017] MSU CELC B2 MSU CELP C2 Comprehensive Preparation for all sections & Practice Tests IELTS Academic Comprehensive Preparation for all sections & Practice Tests TOEIC Test Preparation and Practice Tests for the TOEIC Test PTE General Preparation & 10 Practice Tests for the PTE General Levels 2, 3, 4, Practice Tests for the PTE General Level 3 [Edition with Practice Tests only] CONTENTS GRAMMAR BOOKS Time for Grammar Junior A, B Starting Steps in Grammar Junior A, B Grammar Steps 1, 2, 3, 4, Grammar Today 1, 2, 3, English Grammar in Practice 1, 2, 3, English Grammar in Practice 5 & Use of English Modern English Grammar Upper Intermediate Grammar in Focus B1+, B SKILLS PRACTICE SUPPLEMENTARY Speaking, Listening & Writing Books Let s Speak, Listen and Write 1, 2, 3, 4, Writing Books Simple Steps to Good Writing 1, 2, 3, Guided Composition and Letter Writing 1, 2, 3, 4, RESOURCE BOOKS FOR TEACHERS Correct English Usage 1, Grammar in Focus B COMMON EUROPEAN FRAMEWORK Video Presentation available at Sample pages (printable) for all our books are available for download at 3

5 CEFR: leading to A1* Pre-Junior (Pre-Primary) HAPPY KIDS Pre-Junior Well begun is half done, is the motto for this book and rightly so. Through lovable characters, fun activities and an original methodology, HAPPY KIDS Pre-Junior gently introduces children to the joys of learning a new language. HAPPY KIDS Pre-Junior Teacher s Coursebook provides informative interleaved lesson plans designed to guide the teacher through the different stages of a methodology which encourages active participation right from the word go. Upon completion of HAPPY KIDS Pre-Junior, children will feel eager to move on to their HAPPY KIDS Junior Course. FREE Special Features: Fun activities such as colouring, connecting, matching, mazes and games Stickers Ample practice of Skills Lovable and easy-to-sing songs Usable everyday English taught Plenty of revision Extra short stories followed by fun activities Extra photocopiable material for teachers and much more! Components for the student: Coursebook Activity Book free CD with songs Components for the teacher: Step-by-step Teacher s Guide Teacher s Edition of Activity Book Flashcards Audio CDs IWB Software Sample pages (printable) for all our books are available for download at 4 * The references to CEFR levels at the top of this page and the following pages refer to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages: learning, teaching, assessment, reproduced with the permission of the Council of Europe.

6 CEFR: leading to A1 HAPPY KIDS Pre-Junior Lovable characters Regular Skills Practice Fun Stickers! Fully-animated songs Pre-Junior (Pre-Primary) Coursebook Fun activities Lively, entertaining and easy-to-sing PLAY and LEARN Play and Learn is a lively, communicative course for very young learners of English. It utilises subjects and environments familiar and interesting to this particular age group and contains pupil-centred activities, including games, rhymes and songs. Special Features: Colourful images and characters that evoke real-life situations. A variety of activities that gradually develop pupils skills. Fun, lively activities that give pupils the opportunity to be creative and to learn as they play. Ample opportunity for pupils to interact and put their newlyacquired language skills into practice. Thorough grounding in listening, oral, reading and writing skills. Components for the student: Coursebook Activity Book Components for the teacher: Teacher s Guide Flashcards Audio CDs 5

7 CEFR: leading to A1 Primary Levels HAPPY KIDS for Junior A & B An easy and pleasant way to start learning English HAPPY KIDS is an innovative new coursebook series specifically designed to offer young learners both an enjoyable and stimulating learning experience as they join Billy, his pet frog Iggy, and their friends, Lizzy and Joe on their exciting adventures. HAPPY KIDS series features: a carefully graded syllabus which introduces children to the English language taught in an easy to understand way. a variety of fun, interactive exercises which enable children to develop their confidence in the areas of reading, writing, speaking and listening. regular revision lessons to refresh the knowledge children have gained. five short animal stories followed by fun activities. five practice skills lessons at the back of the book which aim to consolidate children s knowledge. lively, entertaining songs. Interactive Whiteboard Software includes all lessons, stories and songs from the coursebook which are fully animated. All exercises are interactive with answers at the touch of a button. The software also includes games for practice and consolidation and picture dictionary feature. The students Interactive ebook includes all the classroom Interactive Whiteboard Software material without answers. Step-by-step Teacher s Guide with lesson plans, teaching tips, extra ideas for games and photocopiable material with extra fun activities. Video Presentation available at Sample pages (printable) for all our books are available for download at 6

8 CEFR: leading to A1 HAPPY KIDS Junior A FREE Primary Levels Fun, exciting stories Simple Grammar Presentation Reinforcement exercises Plenty of skills partice Coursebook Junior A Components for the Student: Coursebook with free Starter Workbook with free Words & Grammar Test Booklet Interactive e-book Components for the Teacher: Teacher s Versions of all student s components Teacher s Guide Flashcards Posters Audio CDs IWB Software 7

9 CEFR: leading to A1 Primary Levels HAPPY KIDS Junior B FREE It is recommended that this be used towards the end of Junior B Class. Coursebook Junior B 8 Components for the Student: Coursebook Workbook with free Words & Grammar Test Booklet Free Further Practice in speaking & writing Interactive e-book Components for the Teacher: Teacher s Versions of all student s components Teacher s Guide Flashcards Posters Audio CDs IWB Software

10 CEFR: leading to A1 HAPPY KIDS One-Year Course for Junior A & B Happy Kids One-Year Course is a one-level course especially designed for young students who want to complete both primary levels in one school year. It combines the vocabulary and grammar needed to prepare students for A1 level. FREE Primary Levels FREE Components for the Student: Coursebook with free Starter Workbook with free Words & Grammar Test Booklet Interactive e-book Components for the Teacher: Teacher s Versions of all student s components Teacher s Guide Flashcards Posters Audio CDs IWB Software 9

11 CEFR: leading to A1 Primary Levels The Magic Ball Junior A & B THE MAGIC BALL is an innovative series which invites young learners to take their first steps in English. The combination of a magical world and realistic situations is ideal for teaching English at this level. The adventure story in THE MAGIC BALL will capture the young learners imagination and hearts giving them access to a world where learning is exciting and fun. Special Features include: a carefully graded syllabus especially written for young children an on-going story-line a variety of practical and creative exercises fun songs and games regular revision an interesting play for the children to enact their own adventure Junior A Components for the student: Coursebook with free Starter Workbook with free Words & Grammar Components for the teacher: Teacher s Guide Flashcards Posters Test Booklet DVD with animated storyline from the Coursebook Audio CDs IWB Software Junior B Components for the student: Coursebook Workbook Grammar Book with free Companion Components for the teacher: Teacher s Guide Flashcards Classroom posters Test Booklet DVD with animated storyline from the Coursebook Audio CDs IWB Software 10 Video Presentation available at Sample pages (printable) for all our books are available for download at

12 CEFR: leading to A1 Plenty of vocabulary practice and recycling Special emphasis on skills development in every lesson Easy-to-sing songs which consolidate grammar structrures and vocabulary Primary Levels Coursebook Junior A Fun, creative activities More practice through stimulating exercises to reinforce language development Workbook Junior A Fun, creative activities to reinforce language acquisition 11

13 CEFR: A1 to A2 Secondary Way up 1, 2, 3 WAY UP is a unique Coursebook series which gently guides young learners of English from beginner through to pre-intermediate level. Its innovative, practical approach focuses on providing students with a supportive framework in which they can develop confidence in their receptive and productive skills. One of the highlights of the WAY UP series is the Oral Practice and Oral Summary sections. The techniques employed in these sections are designed to help students turn passive learning into active learning. The teacher is provided with an Oral Practice & Oral Summary Booklet, which aims to help them turn their students passive learning into active learning. Special Features: Reading: stimulating level-appropriate material, designed to elicit maximum student response in the key areas of comprehension and vocabulary. Story: an entertaining adventure story in which students meet likeable characters and follow them on their exciting adventures. Speaking / Listening: here students are given a variety of speaking and listening activities which aid in the development of their oral and aural skills. Writing: step-by-step skills and oral preparation exercises as well as model writing tasks provide learners with a firm grounding in the early stages of writing. Everyday English: exposure to realistic situations enable students to use everyday English naturally and effectively. 12 Sample pages (printable) for all our books are available for download at

14 CEFR: A1 to A2 Way up 1 (Available March 2017) FREE Secondary Coursebook Way up 1 Components for the student: Coursebook with free Writing Task Booklet Workbook with free Companion Grammar Book 2 Test Booklets (one for the Coursebook and one for the Grammar Book) Interactive e-book Components for the teacher: Teacher s Versions of all Students components IWB Software Audio CDs 13

15 CEFR: A1 to A2 Secondary Way up 2 (Available March 2018) FREE Components for the student: Coursebook with free Writing Task Booklet Workbook with free Companion Grammar Book 2 Test Booklets (one for the Coursebook and one for the Grammar Book) Interactive e-book Components for the teacher: Teacher s Versions of all Students components IWB Software Audio CDs 14

16 CEFR: A1 to A2 Way up 3 (Available March 2018) FREE Secondary Components for the student: Coursebook with free Writing Task Booklet Workbook with free Companion Grammar Book 2 Test Booklets (one for the Coursebook and one for the Grammar Book) Interactive e-book Components for the teacher: Teacher s Versions of all Students components IWB Software Audio CDs 15

17 CEFR: A1 to B1+ Secondary On Course 1, 2, 3, 4 ON COURSE is a five-level coursebook series written after extensive research into the latest language learning theories, including the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. Coursebook On Course 1 16 Special Features: A wide range of reading texts from a variety of sources. Listening texts that reflect real-life situations and tasks. Writing sections which aim to develop students ability to express themselves in English, using a guided approach. Straightforward presentation of grammar points followed by ample practice. Speaking activities linked to the topic of the module, with pair and groupwork to develop students speaking skills. Challenging exercises designed to build up students vocabulary, as well as language awareness sections. Functional and situational English sections. Self-assessment sections and project work.

18 CEFR: A1 to B1+ On Course 1-4 Components for the student: Coursebook Workbook Grammar & Companion 2 Test Booklets (one for the Coursebook and one for the Grammar & Companion) Interactive e-book Components for the teacher: Teacher s Coursebook [overprinted answers] plus answer key for Workbook, Grammar & Companion Downloadable Teacher s Guide with tips & guidelines for lessons 2 Test Booklets (one for the Coursebook and one for the Grammar & Companion) Audio CDs IWB Software Secondary On Course 5 Components for the student: Coursebook Workbook Grammar & Companion 2 Test Booklets (one for the Coursebook and one for the Grammar & Companion) Components for the teacher: Teacher s Versions of all student s components Audio CDs Coursebook On Course 5 Ideal preparation for any B2 level examination! Video Presentation available at Sample pages (printable) for all our books are available for download at 17

19 CEFR: A1 to B1 Secondary Spot On 1, 2, 3, 4 The Spot On series has been specially written to help students master English as a foreign language through a carefully graded syllabus and extra emphasis on skills development. The series includes: clear, concise grammar presentations with ample practice. carefully thought-out exercises which enable learners to develop confidence in all aspects of the language. regular consolidation. Special Features: Special skills focus to help students acquire the language they need through structured activities, plenty of guidance and practice to effectively assimilate the knowledge learnt, and communicate with ease. Included: A writing section which develops writing skills through guided tasks within the lesson and an extra Writing Task Booklet (given free with each Student s Book) for students to put the knowledge they ve acquired into practice. Speaking and listening sections based on real-life situations to familiarize students with the everyday language they need through ample practice and support. IWB Software which includes: all lessons from the Student s Book and Workbook. Interactive exercises. grammar presentation videos. games to practice and consolidate. Extra Practice section with extra vocabulary, grammar and skills practise exercises - not included in the Coursebook. For Books 1, 2, & 3 all stories are fully animated. A Further Practice CD-Rom for teachers with more vocabulary and grammar exercises to be used for consolidation or testing. All material of the CD-Rom can be either printed or projected. Components for the student: Coursebook with free Writing Task Booklet Workbook with free Companion Grammar Book 2 Test Booklets (one for the Coursebook and one for the Grammar Book) Interactive e-book Components for the teacher: Teacher s Versions of all the Students components IWB Software Audio CDs Further Practice CD-Rom 18 Video Presentation available at Sample pages (printable) for all our books are available for download at

20 CEFR: A1 to B1 Spot On Books 1, 2, 3 include: On-going story line (Lessons A & C) which captivates students interests while incorporating a systematic presentation of grammar, vocabulary and functional language. Real-life situations (Lessons B & D) which provide everyday language. Exciting and fun songs in the IWB which can be played karaoke style in class (only for Books 1 & 2). Coursebook Spot On 2 Secondary Spot On - Book 4 has a different feel to the previous three books in the series as students are now teenagers. It has a magazine-like layout and includes a variety of level-appropriate, authentic texts. Spot On 4 also: prepares students for any B2 level exam. gives extra emphasis on vocabulary development especially in problematic key areas such as collocations, idioms, phrasal verbs, easily confused words etc. includes 6 General Revisions at the end of the book to consolidate the language taught. and full Grammar reference in English for extra support. Coursebook Spot On 4 19

21 CEFR: B1 to B2 Secondary Level Up B1, B1+, B2 Level Up is three-level, general coursebook series which takes students through levels B1, B1+ and B2 while preparing them for any B2 level exam. Every unit consists of five sections: Reading, Language Development, Speaking & Listening, Real World and Writing. After every two units there is an exam-style revision. Special Features: a wide range of authentic reading texts from a variety of sources covering interesting, level appropriate topics extra emphasis on vocabulary building & expansion with up-to-date language clear comprehensive grammar presentations and practice special emphasis on developing speaking and listening skills with extra guidance, warm up activities and sample answers to speaking activities recorded on audio CD and IWB software step-by-step writing programme which develops writing skills through guided tasks within the lesson and an extra Writing Task Booklet (given free with each Student s Book) for students to put the knowledge they ve acquired into practice a wide variety of exercise types for all B2 level exams IWB software which includes: all lessons from Coursebook and Workbook interactive exercises speaking models for main speaking tasks level appropriate games for consolidation irregular verbs list with pronunciation for tenses E-book for students includes everything from the IWB software - without answers. An extra Teaching Material section for teachers is provided with useful language points and information to enrich students knowledge for each level. 20 Video Presentation available at Sample pages (printable) for all our books are available for download at

22 CEFR: B1 to B2 Level Up B1 FREE Secondary Coursebook Level Up B1 Components for the student: Coursebook with free Writing Task Booklet Workbook with free Companion Grammar Book 2 Test Booklets (one for the Coursebook and one for the Grammar Book) Interactive e-book Components for the teacher: Teacher s Versions of all Students components IWB Software Audio CDs 21

23 Secondary CEFR: B1 to B2 Level Up B1+ FREE Coursebook Level Up B1+ Components for the student: Coursebook with free Writing Task Booklet Workbook with free Companion Test Booklet Interactive e-book Components for the teacher: Teacher s Versions of all students books IWB Software Audio CDs 22

24 CEFR: B1 to B2 Level Up B2 FREE Secondary Coursebook Level Up B2 Components for the student: Coursebook with free Writing Task Booklet Workbook with free Companion Test Booklet Interactive e-book Components for the teacher: Teacher s Versions of all students books IWB Software Audio CDs 23

25 CEFR: A1 to B1+ Adults English for Adults 1, 2, 3 English for Adults is a three-level series designed to take adult learners from false beginner level to B2 level. On completion of the course, learners will be fully equipped with the skills and language knowledge necessary for success in any B2 level examination. Learners will also be able to use the English language with confidence and accuracy in a variety of real-life situations and to manage a wide range of communicative tasks effectively. Special Features include: An emphasis on functional language. Methodical development of reading, speaking, listening and writing skills. Topics and tasks relevant to the needs and interests of adult learners. Motivating texts from a variety of sources. Clear, concise grammar sections. Comprehensive coverage of phrasal verbs and prepositions. Exposure to useful idiomatic English. Systematic consolidation through frequent review of language points taught. Challenging listening activities. Special techniques to develop adult learners fluency in English. Components for the student: Coursebook Activity Book Grammar and Companion Answer Key for all the above components to be used for Self Study Components for the teacher: Teacher s Versions of all student s components Test Booklet (Answers at the back of the book) Audio CDs for the Coursebook Audio CDs for the Grammar & Companion (contains pronunciation of vocabulary) Audio CD for the Activity Book for level 3 24 Video Presentation available at Sample pages (printable) for all our books are available for download at

26 CEFR: A1 to B1+ Methodological development of skills Constant exposure to frequently used words and phrases. Adults English for Adults 1 Coursebook Extra practice to help assimilate language taught in the lesson. Special Writing section at the back of the Workbook. English for Adults 1 Workbook Ample guidance and tips! 25

27 CEFR: A1 to B1 Adults Practical English for Adults 1, 2 This two-level coursebook series has been specially designed for adult learners with basic knowledge of English. This course has a more communicative approach and focuses on developing speaking skills. Practical English for Adults will help all adult learners increase their knowledge of the English language over a relatively short period of time. It is ideal for people who need to develop their English rapidly due to the needs of the workplace. It also improves English for those who need to travel abroad or when using the Internet. A pocketsized phrasebook is included free with each coursebook to serve as an essential aid when travelling abroad. FREE FREE Special Features: topics and tasks relevant to the needs and interests of adult learners motivating texts and dialogues from a variety of sources, including magazine / newspaper articles, leaflets, advertisements and s communicative exercises which focus on everyday situations constant exposure to both situational and functional English common phrases and expressions to encourage natural-sounding speech clear and concise presentation of grammatical structures a wide variety of listening activities that will aid in the development of aural comprehension projects that will give learners additional exposure to written and spoken English free downloadable audio mp3s with the pronunciation of the vocabulary taught per unit available on our site Components for the student: Coursebook with free Phrasebook Workbook Grammar and Companion Test Booklet Answer Key for all the above components to be used for Self Study Components for the teacher: Teacher s Versions of all student s components Test Booklet (Answers at the back of the book) Audio CDs 26 Video Presentation available at Sample pages (printable) for all our books are available for download at

28 CEFR: A1 to B1 Adults Common phrases and expression Topics helpful and appropriate for adult learners. Practical English for Adults 1 COURSEBOOK Communicative exercises which focus on everyday situations. Each coursebook in the PRACTICAL ENGLISH FOR ADULTS series is accompanied by a FREE phrasebook which will be a valuable companion when travelling. It includes conversations at airports, bus / train stations, hotels, shops, banks, etc. Practical English for Adults 1 Phrasebook 27

29 CEFR: B2 Exams CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH FIRST (FCE) FOR SCHOOLS recommended by CaMLA Reading & Use of English for the Cambridge English First (FCE) for Schools Special Features: comprehensive coverage of all the grammatical phenomena ample practice in the grammar presented in each unit alphabetical presentation of phrasal verbs, prepositional phrases, verbs / adjectives / nouns with prepositions derivative tables at the back of the book extensive practice in key word transformation, focusing on grammar / structure, vocabulary and collocation or idiomatic expression multiple-choice and open cloze texts a variety of reading texts, including newspaper and magazine articles, novel extracts, advertisements and informational material such as guides and brochures in full-colour to make lessons more interesting for students Components: Student s Book Companion Teacher s Book 28 Video Presentation available at Sample pages (printable) for all our books are available for download at

30 CEFR: B2 CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH FIRST (FCE) FOR SCHOOLS recommended by CaMLA Speaking, Listening & Writing Skills for the Cambridge English First (FCE) for Schools Exams Components: Student s Book Teacher s Book Audio CDs Special Features: stimulating material which has been carefully selected to cover a wide variety of contemporary issues. exercises and activities to show students ways of improving their performance in the areas of speaking, listening and writing by helping them to develop specific skills for each of these sections of the exam. exercises to expand and enrich students vocabulary, providing them with a wealth of topic-related lexical items. a variety of oral activities designed to equip students with the skills needed to express their thoughts accurately and effectively. a wide variety of listening texts covering all the task and text types encountered in the examination. writing guidelines for each task type in the examination, showing students how to organise and present their ideas. 6 Practice Tests for the Cambridge English First (FCE) for Schools Special Features: These six complete practice tests accurately reflect the content, level and format of the examination. Clear, concise presentation of the most important grammatical & structural phenomena tested at this level. Each grammar section is followed by transformations. This will help candidates consolidate the knowledge of grammar and structure they have gained during previous years of study. As a result, candidates will feel more confident in their use of the language, and more able to cope with the Reading & Use of English section of the examination. Components: Student s Book Teacher s Book Audio CDs Video Presentation available at Sample pages (printable) for all our books are available for download at 29

31 CEFR: C1 to C2 Exams CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH PROFICIENCY recommended by CaMLA On Course for the CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH PROFICIENCY On Course for the CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH PROFICIENCY is a coursebook which will help students develop the advanced language skills required to cope successfully with the revised CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH PROFICIENCY. Special Features: interesting and challenging reading texts a wealth of exam practice material, including word formation and key word transformations useful language, including idiomatic English, collocations, phrasal verbs and prepositions, with special emphasis on word usage coverage of all writing tasks encountered in the examination, with guidance on organisation, style and exam techniques listening tasks which incorporate a wide variety of situations and accents to help improve listening skills a range of speaking exercises which aid the development of oral skills Components: Coursebook Companion Teacher s Coursebook Audio CDs 30 Video Presentation available at Sample pages (printable) for all our books are available for download at

32 CEFR: C1 to C2 CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH PROFICIENCY recommended by CaMLA Speaking & Listening for the CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH PROFICIENCY Exams Speaking & Listening for the CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH PROFICIENCY is invaluable in developing and enhancing students speaking and listening skills, providing extensive practice in the revised format. Special Features are: Speaking thought-provoking approach to topics variety of tasks ensuring all-round preparation language boxes giving appropriate phraseology Listening pre-listening tasks for Parts 2, 3 and 4 full coverage of all CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH PROFICIENCY text types wide range of topics variety of accents Components: Student s Book Teacher s Book Audio CDs Video Presentation available at Sample pages (printable) for all our books are available for download at 31

33 CEFR: C1 to C2 Exams CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH FIRST (FCE) FOR SCHOOLS recommended by CaMLA Writing for the CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH PROFICIENCY A systematic approach to teaching writing skills at an advanced level. Aims to prepare students for Paper 2 of the examination. It will not only offer them plenty of practice in all the Writing Tasks, but will also enrich their language skills. Special Features: Oral work at the beginning of each lesson to give candidates the opportunity to discuss the topic of the unit Vocabulary exercises to enhance and expand candidates language skills Detailed task analysis Model pieces of wiriting for each type of writing task Writing plans Components: Student s Book Teacher s Book 32 Video Presentation available at Sample pages (printable) for all our books are available for download at

34 CEFR: C1 to C2 CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH FIRST (FCE) FOR SCHOOLS recommended by CaMLA Reading & Use of English for the CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH PROFICIENCY Exams Reading and Use of English for the Cambridge English Proficiency provides practice in all parts of the Reading and Use of English Paper. Special Features: Development of students understanding of written English Enrichment of students language skills while boosting their word power through a variety of vocabulary exercises Students acquire an understanding of the finer points of complex texts, which enables them to perfect their comprehension skills. Components: Student s Book Companion Teacher s Book 10 Practice Tests for the CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH PROFICIENCY CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH PROFICIENCY 10 Practice Tests readies students for the examination by familiarising them with the revised format through thorough practice. Special Features: 10 Complete practice tests Level-appropriate Specification analysis Full-colour Components: Student s Book Teacher s Book Audio CDs Video Presentation available at Sample pages (printable) for all our books are available for download at 33

35 CEFR: B2 Exams MICHIGAN ECCE recommended by CaMLA On Course for the MICHIGAN ECCE On Course for the Michigan ECCE is a course which motivates students and prepares them thoroughly for the ECCE. Designed to be used as either a one-year course or an intensive one-term course, the book provides a wide range of exercises through which students will develop the skills needed to succeed in the examination. FREE Special Features are: Reading: Interesting reading texts written in the style of the ECCE cover a wide range of topics typical of those found in the examination. Vocabulary: Each lesson has various exercises covering thematically-related vocabulary, confusable words, collocations, synonyms, phrasal verbs, prepositions and so on. Grammar: Grammar practice, in the style of the ECCE. The exercises will help students become familiar with the structures and usage most commonly tested in the examination. Writing: A letter or an essay is presented in each unit, followed by a variety of exercises covering vocabulary and writing techniques. Speaking: A range of speaking exercises are provided in various contexts. Listening: Listening exercises, in the style of the ECCE, are included in every unit. Components for the student: Coursebook with free Companion Workbook Components for the teacher: Teacher s Versions of the Coursebook and Workbook Test Booklet Audio CDs 34

36 CEFR: B2 MICHIGAN ECCE recommended by CaMLA On Course for younger learners Exams This course is an adapted version of our coursebook On Course for the Michigan ECCE. The language material has been carefully selected and made more suitable for younger learners helping them cope with the demands of the Michigan ECCE. This version covers all the key parts of the examination and although lighter it is still sufficient to secure success in the examination. FREE Special Features are: fresh, modern topics extensive vocabulary building exercises exam tips and strategies for all parts of the examination pre-listening and pre-writing preparation plenty of recycling and consolidation full grammar reference at the back of the Coursebook in English Components for the student: Coursebook with free Companion Workbook Components for the teacher: Teacher s Versions of the Coursebook and Workbook Test Booklet Audio CDs Video Presentation available at Sample pages (printable) for all our books are available for download at 35

37 CEFR: B2 Exams MICHIGAN ECCE recommended by CaMLA 12 Practice Tests for the Michigan ECCE All our PRACTICE TESTS have been compiled following close evaluation of past examinations and sample material. The content, level and format of each practice test accurately reflect those of the examination. Special Features: Components: Student s Book Teacher s Book Grammar items presented as short dialogues or single sentences, testing significant, practical, syntactic and morphological aspects of English. Vocabulary items are taken from the same sources as those encountered in the examination. Reading includes authentic texts taken from various sources such as public Audio CDs information leaflets, brochures and magazines. Writing tasks reflect authentic, contemporary writing objectives. Listening material features naturally-spoken standard American English. Speaking tasks focus on asking for and giving information, decision-making and expressing and justifying opinions. Grammar, Vocabulary & Reading Skills Grammar, Vocabulary & Reading Skills provides extensive practice in the format of the examination, developing grammatical and lexical skills to the level required for success in the Michigan ECCE. Components: Student s Book Companion Teacher s Book Speaking, Listening & Writing Skills Speaking, Listening and Writing develops and enhances speaking, listening and writing skills to the level required for success in the Michigan ECCE. Components: Student s Book with free 6 Practice Tests for the Michigan ECCE Teacher s Versions of Student s Books Audio CDs 36 Video Presentation available at Sample pages (printable) for all our books are available for download at

38 CEFR: B2 MICHIGAN ECCE recommended by CaMLA New Generation 10 Practice Tests for the Michigan ECCE Exams Apart from ten complete tests, written according to the most recent specifications, candidates also get further practice in: Vocabulary: About 3,000 words, in exercise form, presented alphabetically. Grammar: Systematic treatment of grammatical problem areas. This section includes over 800 exercises, covering structure and usage. Writing: Suggested writing plans and ideas for all the writing tasks in order to help students organize their thoughts more effectively. Speaking: Additional speaking tests which aim to increase students oral skills, allowing them to express their ideas fluently and coherently. Components: Student s Book Companion Teacher s Book Audio CDs CEFR: C1 New Generation 8 Practice Tests for ALCE Apart from the 8 complete practice tests, candidates get further practice in all parts of the exam. Special Features: Vocabulary: This section focuses on the vocabulary used in educational, occupational, scientific and social domains, all of which are employed extensively in the ALCE. Grammar: Over 200 additional grammatical items are included, which all reflect the level and style of the examination. Writing: Special writing guides assist candidates in the organization of their writing when producing argumentative essays and formal reports, as required by the examination. Speaking: Additional speaking tests are included which aim at increasing candidates ability to express themselves naturally in personal, educational, professional and public domains. Components: Student s Book Companion Teacher s Book Audio CDs Video Presentation available at Sample pages (printable) for all our books are available for download at 37

39 CEFR: C1 to C2 Exams MICHIGAN ECPE recommended by CaMLA On Course for the MICHIGAN ECPE This coursebook contains comprehensive coverage of the four sections (GCVR, Writing, Speaking and Listening) which comprise the Michigan ECPE. Special Features: Topic-related, level-appropriate Cloze and Reading texts, designed to elicit maximum student response in the areas of comprehension, textual analysis and linguistic content. Extensive practice in advanced lexical items such as derivatives, related words, confusable words, idioms, prepositions, phrasal verbs, synonyms, antonyms and collocations. Vocabulary exercises to aid students in what is considered to be the most demanding part of the Michigan examination, as well as a special section presenting vocabulary in alphabetical order. Grammar sections that enable students to review key grammar phenomena with particular emphasis on difficult grammar points. Carefully planned writing sections - including full-length essay tasks giving sufficient help and guidance to enable students to convey their ideas fluently and effectively. Ample opportunity to practice the multi-stage, semi-structured speaking activities described in the new specifications. Sufficient exposure to naturally-spoken American English to enable students to cope with the demands of the listening section. Components: Coursebook with free Companion Teacher s Coursebook with free Companion Test Booklet Audio CDs 38 Video Presentation available at Sample pages (printable) for all our books are available for download at

40 CEFR: C1 to C2 MICHIGAN ECPE recommended by CaMLA New Generation Practice Tests for the MICHIGAN ECPE 12 complete practice tests written according to the latest specifications with further practice and exam tips for all parts of the examination. Exams Special Features: Additional practice in GRAMMAR, covering 500 grammatical points Additional VOCABULARY practice, covering over 3,500 words, presented alphabetically Special emphasis on WRITING 15 SPEAKING tests with vocabulary helplines to enable candidates to enhance fluency and accuracy Authentic dialogs and talks in the LISTENING tests Components: Student s Book Companion Teacher s Book Audio CDs Grammar & Structure for the ECPE Its purpose is to provide candidates with extensive coverage of the intricacies of English usage and prepare them for the demands of the examination. Special Features include: all grammatical phenomena, followed by ample exam-style practice special grammar phenomena and set phrases that often appear in the examination common language mistakes Components: Student s Book Teacher s Book Writing Skills for the ECPE It aims to equip candidates with the techniques and skills needed to write coherently and correctly. Special Features: a wide range of topics reflecting those frequently encountered in the ECPE comprehensive guides to help organize ideas in an appropriate way model essays along with related exercises plenty of practice through the inclusion of additional writing tasks common language mistakes Components: Student s Book Teacher s Book Video Presentation available at Sample pages (printable) for all our books are available for download at 39

41 CEFR: B2 Exams nocn level B2 Preparation & 10 Practice Tests nocn B2 - Preparation & 10 Practice Tests includes: a detailed overview of the nocn B2 examination. extensive preparation sections for the key areas of the examination. 10 complete practice tests. Components: Student s Book Teacher s Book Audio CDs Special features: Grammar practice with theory in brief and exercises, which will help students deal with all four parts of the exam. Extensive practice in phrasal verbs, spelling, punctuation, derivatives and common errors. Structural and lexical aid for the writing part of the examination, which will give students the guidance they need to approach both the formal and informal tasks. A variety of topic-related structures and expressions are provided which will allow students to express themselves more effectively and correctly. Assistance with the speaking section in terms of useful words and expressions which will help students complete tasks such as convincing, explaining and justifying, and increase their fluency and accuracy in English. The extensive preparation followed by the 10 practice tests will give students the confidence they need to successfully cope with the demands of the nocn examination. 40 Sample pages (printable) for all our books are available for download at

42 CEFR: B2 ENGLISH SPEAKING BOARD (ESB) ESB B2 Preparation & 12 Practice Tests [New Format 2017] Exams The preparation sections cover all task types encountered in the examination with particular emphasis on Use of English, and the difficulties of vocabulary, grammar and idiomatic language often found there. The vocabulary covered will also ready candidates for the range of themes in the Reading, Listening, Writing and Speaking sections. ESB B2 - PREPARATION & 12 PRACTICE TESTS will not only familiarise candidates with the examination, but also allow them to reach their goal of success at B2 level. Features: a detailed overview of the ESB B2 examination. extensive preparation sections for the key problem areas of the examination. 12 complete practice tests. extra Speaking and Writing sections for further practice. Components: Student s Book Teacher s Book Audio CDs Video Presentation available at Sample pages (printable) for all our books are available for download at 41

43 CEFR: B2 & C2 Exams MSU CELC B2 MSU CELP C2 Available June 2017 Available Now Comprehensive Preparation & PRACTICE TESTS for the MSU CELC (B2) & CELP (C2) have been designed to thoroughly prepare students for the MSU examinations. They not only offer advice and guidance on how to tackle the exam, but also provide ample practice in all sections of the examination. Key features of each book: Preparation Units for each section of the exam which, through a variety of techniques, prepare students for the practice test that follows. Exam-style exercises to provide practice in the format of the examination which will aid students understanding of what is required of them. Writing Sections providing students with clear step-by-step instructions on how to successfully complete their essay. Comprehensive coverage of all the grammatical phenomena that regularly appear in the composition. Ample Listening Practice to give students a good idea of what to expect in each part of the test. Reading Sections which cover all the different question types that students may encounter in the examination. A wealth of language to help students cope with the Speaking Section of the examination. Model answers to further aid students understanding of what is required of them in the Speaking and Writing sections. Practical and easy to use, Comprehensive Preparation & PRACTICE TESTS for the MSU CELC (B2) & CELP (C2) will provide students with everything they need to achieve success. 42

44 CEFR: B2 & C2 Exams FREE FREE Each book is accompanied by a FREE SUPPLEMENTARY BOOKLET. This free supplementary booklet includes additional grammatical items and structures, reflecting everyday English usage. The combination of the language material in the main book and in this booklet will help B2 & C2 Level candidates not only consolidate their knowledge of English but also provide them with practice in almost all the grammatical and structural items that may come up in the MSU B2 & C2 Level examination. The material in this booklet includes: Grammar Reference Over 300 grammatical and structural items (exam style) Glossary (words presented by page) Transcripts (for all the listening sections) Components: Student s Book with free Supplementary Booklet Teacher s Book with free Supplementary Booklet Audio CDs Sample pages (printable) for all our books are available for download at 43

45 Exams IELTS Academic Comprehensive Preparation for all sections & Practice Tests The IELTS Academic Examination is a measure of English language competency that is recognised by universities, employers and government agencies in many countries around the world. Comprehensive Preparation and Practice Tests for IELTS Academic will familiarise candidates with the four modules of the examination Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking through comprehensive preparation and practice. Components: Student s Book with free Glossary Teacher s Book with free Glossary Listening / Video scripts Audio CDs plus DVD DVD contains two versions of a Speaking Test to demonstrate what constitutes a good performance by a candidate and an average performance. Special Features: Analysis of the material and question styles in each section of the examination, with practical advice on how to tackle them. Preparation Units which contain extensive practice for all parts of the IELTS test and include: Grammar: Exercises that focus on the speaking and writing sections of the examination. Vocabulary: Extensive coverage of academic vocabulary, as required by the IELTS Examination. Listening: Thorough practice to develop essential listening skills. Reading: Coverage of all text types featured in the examination, ensuring familiarity with the different styles encountered as well as the kinds of questions that accompany them. Writing: Thorough preparation for both tasks, giving students the necessary skills to approach each task with confidence. Speaking: Useful words and phrases to help students express themselves accurately and correctly, including collocations, phrasal verbs, prepositions, prepositional phrases, common errors and idiomatic expressions. Comprehensive Preparation and Practice Tests for IELTS Academic will not only provide students with ample practice material, but also improve their language ability, preparing them for success in the IELTS Examination. A Self-Study Pack is also available for IELTS Academic. This includes: Student s Book, Answer Key containing not only answers but also explanations, where relevant, Listening / Video scripts, Glossary, Audio CDs plus DVD. 44 Sample pages (printable) for all our books are available for download at

46 Preparation and Practice Tests for the TOEIC Test Exams Preparation and Practice Tests for the TOEIC Test will familiarize candidates with the new format of the examination through comprehensive preparation units and eight practice tests, all written in accordance with the latest specifications. Components: Student s Book Companion (includes Answer Key & Listening Scripts) for Self study Audio CDs Special features: Step-by-step analysis of the material and question styles in each section of the examination, followed by practical advice on how to approach them. Preparation Units targeting key problem areas for candidates, while building up essential language skills. These units include: Grammar: Comprehensive theory, examples and practice exercises covering all grammar phenomena tested in the examination. Vocabulary: Extensive coverage of international occupational, professional and work-related terminology, as required by the TOEIC Test. Reading: Coverage of all text types featured in the examination, ensuring familiarity with the different styles encountered, and the kinds of questions that accompany them. Revision: Exam-style consolidation of key grammar and vocabulary items every two units. Video Presentation available at Sample pages (printable) for all our books are available for download at 45

47 CEFR: B1 to C2 Exams Preparation & 10 Practice Tests for the PTE General Levels 2, 3, 4, 5 Especially designed to provide candidates with ample practice and thorough coverage of all the sections in the examinations for levels 2 to 5. All levels contain 10 complete practice tests and an exam preparation section. Special Features include: Extensive listening practice based on tasks similar to those used in the examination sections 1 and 3. Dictation and spelling practice to help candidates cope with the dictation task in section 2. Reading skills and practice to familiarise students with the demands of the various task types in sections 4-7. Writing skills for all the writing tasks encountered in sections 8 and 9 of the examination. A separate Speaking skills section, with vocabulary and structures for all topics likely to be encountered. An Idiomatic Language section designed to enrich students knowledge of everyday expressions (Levels 4 & 5 only). A Grammar Review at the back of the book. Components: Student s Book Teacher s Book Audio CDs 46 Sample pages (printable) for all our books are available for download at

48 CEFR: B2 10 Practice Tests for the PTE General Level 3 Exams [Edition with Practice Tests only] These practice tests have been taken from our book PTE General 3 Preparation and Practice Tests and are ideal for use in the period leading up to the examination. Please note that this edition contains ONLY Practice Tests. Components: Student s Book Teacher s Book Audio CDs Sample pages (printable) for all our books are available for download at 47

49 CEFR: Leading to A1 Grammar Books Time for Grammar Junior A & B TIME FOR GRAMMAR is a two-book series for Junior classes. The series instils in young learners the idea that grammar can be fun while introducing them to the basics of English grammar. It is the most pupil-friendly Grammar series for Junior classes ever written. Components: Student s Book Teacher s Book Test Booklet [covering Junior A & Junior B] Special Features: Step by step, progressive presentation of essential grammatical items. Clear language points which are easy to understand. A wide variety of exercises and activities to practise each grammatical phenomenon. Fun stickers to practise certain language points. Regular reviews to consolidate pupils learning. Special emphasis on oral practice in each unit. Starting Steps in Grammar Junior A & B STARTING STEPS IN GRAMMAR is a two-book series for Junior classes. The most basic language points and structures are presented in a very simple way, and then practised through a variety of innovative and fun exercises. The careful step-by-step approach to the grammatical phenomena employed, makes children feel self-confident. Thus, they gradually develop a good command of the language. Components: Student s Book Test Booklet [covering Junior A & Junior B] 48 Sample pages (printable) for all our books are available for download at

50 CEFR: A1 to B1+ Grammar Steps 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Grammar Steps is a five-book series specially designed for learners of English. It covers beginner, elementary, pre-intermediate, intermediate and upper-intermediate levels. The overall aim of the series is to help students understand the basic structures of the English language rather than lose themselves in a labyrinth of details. This series can be used with any coursebook series. Grammar Books Special Features: Simplicity in the presentation of grammar structures, omitting complicated rules. Constant revision to help consolidate what students have been taught. Simple and practical exercises that do not impede students progress. Books 1, 2 and 3 cover all the basics of English grammar, while Book 4 not only presents the grammatical phenomena encountered in the first three books but also introduces additional structures, giving students the opportunity to revise what has gone before as they continue to progress. A CD-Rom with a variety of exercises, giving students an opportunity to further consolidate their knowledge. Book 5 provides more advanced theory in conjunction with a variety of exercises presented in the style of tasks encountered in Cambridge, Michigan and KPG examinations. Available free of charge. Alternatively it can be downloaded free through our website Components: Student s Book Answer Key and Tests for all 5 levels CD-Rom Video Presentation available at Sample pages (printable) for all our books are available for download at 49

51 CEFR: A1 to B1 Grammar Books Grammar Today 1, 2, 3, 4 A modern English Grammar series: This four-book series has been specially designed for learners of English. Its main feature is its simplicity of approach, which makes grammar easy to teach and learn. This series can be used with any coursebook series. Special Features: Grammar Presentation The grammatical items dealt with are presented through concise, simple but clear rules. Books 1, 2, 3 are graded according to difficulty. Book 4 gives the intermediate level student the chance to see the mechanisms of the language and to understand any confusing points. Grammar Practice A combination of both traditional exercises and those based on modern methodology. In every lesson there is an oral activity which practises the grammar taught and helps students see how structures are used in everyday English. Exercises to familiarise students with the types of exercises set in the Cambridge FCE exam, but at the level appropriate to the book. Regular revision units. In Books 1, 2, 3 there is a writing task designed to help students express their thoughts in writing in each revision unit. Components: Student s Book Teacher s Book 50 Sample pages (printable) for all our books are available for download at

52 CEFR: A1 to B1+ English Grammar in Practice 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 The approach employed in this series is centred on concise clarification of grammatical patterns and structures, without confusing technical analysis. Each unit focuses on both grammatical form and semantic function in everyday usage. The systematic coverage of grammatical structures in this series aims to instil confidence in students, and familiarise them with the English of today. Grammar Books Special Features: Guided coverage of graded grammatical items Clear and concise explanations of grammatical points and structures Contextualized examples and situational dialogues Varied and graded exercises focusing on everyday English Revision units providing necessary reinforcement of all grammatical points previous learnt Carefully designed listening section Components: Student s Book Teacher s Book Test Booklet (covering 1, 2, 3) Test Booklet (covering 4 & 5) Audio CDs (available for levels 1, 2 and 3 only) Modern English Grammar Upper Intermediate MODERN ENGLISH GRAMMAR is a user-friendly comprehensive book, covering all the essential aspects of English grammar. It can be used as a supplement to all coursebooks aimed at Upper-Intermediate level and above. Special Features: Coverage of all grammar areas necessary for students to speak and write English well A variety of exercises providing thorough practice in all grammatical and structural points presented Revision units Recycling of all grammar phenomena Exercises similar to those which students will encounter in the Cambridge FCE exam Components: Student s Book Teacher s Book Test Booklet Sample pages (printable) for all our books are available for download at 51

53 CEFR: B1+ to B2 Grammar Books Grammar in Focus B1+, B2 Our most versatile grammar books yet! GRAMMAR in FOCUS is the ideal accompaniment to any B1+ / B2 level coursebook or skills book and the key to success. It is in full colour and includes: clear examples and easy-to-follow exercises. comprehensive coverage of all the grammatical and structural phenomena encountered at these levels with concise, helpful explanations followed by examples. a variety of exercises providing thorough practice in all grammatical and structural points presented in the theory extensive practice in key word transformation focusing on grammar and structure systematic practice in word formation multiple-choice exercises open cloze texts ample practice in phrasal verbs, verbs / adjectives / nouns with prepositions and prepositional phrases regular revision through traditional exercises as well as exam-style exercises based on B2 level examinations, which will help students consolidate their knowledge free CD-Rom which includes photocopiable material with extra practice for students. Grammar in Focus B2 is ideal for use by teachers as a grammar reference guide. Components: Student's Book Student s Test Booklet CD-Rom Teacher s Book Teacher s Test Booklet 52

54 CEFR: B1+ to B2 Easy to understand charts. Clear examples. Grammar Books Special points for language awareness. A variety of exercises. Extra Practice Material Each book is accompanied by a CD-Rom providing Extra Practice through transformation, error correction, common mistakes, etc. which will enrich students knowledge. [All exercises can be projected and / or printed.] Video Presentation available at Sample pages (printable) for all our books are available for download at 53

55 CEFR: A1 to B1+ Skills Let s Speak, Listen & Write 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Let s Speak Listen & Write, for Classes A1 to B1+, aims to teach and develop speaking, listening, and writing skills, thereby providing students with the means to communicate effectively in English. Each book has been carefully graded, and presents grammatical and lexical items appropriate to the level being taught. The writing task at the end of each unit enables students to put into practice the ideas, vocabulary, and structures learnt in the unit. This series can be used in conjunction with any coursebook series, but can also be used on its own. Special Features: Speaking exercises that encourage students to express their thoughts accurately and help prepare them for the writing task. Listening tasks that increase students understanding of spoken English and which incorporate the vocabulary and structures already taught in the lesson. Vocabulary exercises to provide students with the lexical items needed for the tasks that follow. Model compositions. Writing practice, using both visual and written prompts, to prepare students for the writing task they will complete at the end of each unit. Components: Student s Book Teacher s Book Audio CDs 54 Video Presentation available at Sample pages (printable) for all our books are available for download at

56 CEFR: A1 to B1+ Skills Let s Speak Listen & Write 1 Let s Speak Listen & Write 5 55

57 CEFR: A1 to B1 Skills Simple Steps to Good Writing 1, 2, 3, 4 Simple Steps to Good Writing is a four-book series which focuses on writing skills and takes learners from Beginner to Intermediate level. The series is both stimulating and practical, and covers a wide range of topics as well as introducing students to a variety of writing tasks. Simple Steps to Good Writing takes learners step-by-step through this difficult area of language learning, giving them a firm grounding in the writing techniques required for success in the writing tasks of various examinations. Special Features: Model compositions and plans Topic-related vocabulary development Practice in language structures Common errors Oral practice Useful writing tips Components: Student s Book Answer Key for all 4 levels 56 Sample pages (printable) for all our books are available for download at

58 CEFR: A1 to C2 Guided Composition and Letter Writing 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 Guided Composition and Letter Writing is a series of five practical books taking students from the second or third year of English study up to an advanced level. Composition is often the area where students lack confidence because they have no guidelines on which to base their work. The aim of this series is to help students to write compositions and letters by first studying the model plans and then going over the corresponding language notes. These notes will give them constructive guidance on essay and letter writing while also providing them with ideas and useful phrases. Students language accuracy will also develop. Through consistent use of the material given, students will be able to approach writing confidently and apply their ideas accurately. Skills Guided Composition and Letter Writing 1 57

59 Resource Books for Teachers CORRECT English Usage 1 & 2 The most complete reference book that all teachers need and love! Over 6,000 advanced grammatical, lexical and structural items analysed in both volumes. Language is constantly changing; what was unacceptable in the past may be in common usage today. This can present serious difficulties for teachers of English, particularly when they have little or no regular contact with native speakers. Correct English Usage 1 & 2 provide teachers of English with practical up-to-date guidance on the patterns of usage in the English language. The two books contain a wealth of advanced language points of particular interest to the EFL teacher, compiled after exhaustive research of numerous authoritative sources and close consultation with native speakers. The language used is neither pedantic nor obscure, thus avoiding the confusing explanations so often found in grammar and reference books. Special Features include: analysis of advanced language points. clarification of the meaning and use of confusing words and expressions. information on formal and informal usage, appropriateness and style. a careful selection of frequently mispronounced English words. differences in British and American English. Correct English Usage 1 & 2 meet the long-neglected need for a contemporary usage guide written specifically for teachers of English, focusing on the doubts and uncertainties they encounter while teaching. Constantinos Grivas has been involved in the field of EFL teaching in Greece for over 40 years, both as a teacher and as an author of books for learners of English of every age and level. 58 Video Presentation available at Sample pages (printable) for all our books are available for download at

60 Here are some of the advanced language points included in the two books. 1 WORDS often mispronounced: anemone, bass, Belgium, bosom, brooch, cupboard, indict, melancholy, rhetoric, roll, social, Stephen, towards, worship 2 SYNONYMS often confused: 1 behaviour - conduct 2 preface - foreword 3 almost - nearly 4 abandon - desert - forsake 5 accurate - exact - precise 6 aroma - perfume - scent Resource Books for Teachers 3 COLLOCATIONS Which word does not form a collocation? 1 I have big / great / huge / enormous admiration for his talent. 2 The up-and-coming young actor only made a brief / quick / fleeting appearance on the stage. 3 The earthquake was a(n) absolute / complete / thorough / great catastrophe. 4 Most of the people present received / took / got (Holy) Communion. 4 GRAMMAR STRUCTURE STRESS 1 Note the following: i) The verb reach is not followed by to. Why then are the following sentences correct? His coat reached to his knees. The huge cupboard almost reached to the ceiling. ii) We cannot say: The milk is too hot to drink it. However, we can say: The milk is too hot for the baby to drink (it). Why is that? iii) We cannot say: I don t like red colour. [when talking in a general sense] Why not? 2 It is incorrect to say: i) The little girl blew her soup to cool it. ii) Global warming is caused by several reasons. iii) Little did he know about computers. iv) He would be well unless he smoked so many cigarettes. v) Athens is larger than any city in Greece. vi) They went for a picnic to the woods. vii) Needless to say that this film is loved by everyone. What do we say instead? 59

61 COMMON EUROPEAN FRAMEWORK OF REFERENCE FOR LANGUAGES Proficient User Can understand with ease virtually everything heard or read. Can summarise information from different spoken and written sources, reconstructing arguments and accounts in a coherent presentation. Can express him/herself spontaneously, very fluently and precisely, differentiating finer shades of meaning even in more complex situations. Can understand a wide range of demanding, longer texts, and recognise implicit meaning. Can express him / herself fluently and spontaneously without much obvious searching for expressions. Can use language flexibly and effectively for social, academic and professional purposes. Can produce clear, well-structured, detailed text on complex subjects, showing controlled use of organisational patterns, connectors and cohesive devices. C2 C1 Independent User Can understand the main ideas of complex text on both concrete and abstract topics, including technical discussions in his/her field of specialisation. Can interact with a degree of fluency and spontaneity that makes regular interaction with native speakers quite possible without strain for either party. Can produce clear, detailed text on a wide range of subjects and explain a viewpoint on a topical issue giving the advantages and disadvantages of various options. Can understand the main points of clear standard input on familiar matters regularly encountered in work, school, leisure, etc. Can deal with most situations likely to arise whilst travelling in an area where the language is spoken. Can produce simple connected text on topics which are familiar or of personal interest. Can describe experiences and events, dreams, hopes and ambitions and briefly give reasons and explanations for opinions and plans. B2 B1 Basic User Can understand sentences and frequently used expressions related to areas of most immediate relevance (e.g. very basic personal and family information, shopping, local geography, employment). Can communicate in simple and routine tasks requiring a simple and direct exchange of information on familiar and routine matters. Can describe in simple terms aspects of his/her background, immediate environment and matters in areas of immediate need. Can understand and use familiar everyday expressions and very basic phrases aimed at the satisfaction of needs of a concrete type. Can introduce him/herself and others and can ask and answer questions about personal details such as where he/she lives, people he/she knows and things he/she has. Can interact in a simple way provided the other person talks slowly and clearly and is prepared to help. A2 A1 60 Common Reference Levels: Global scale, Table 1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages: learning, teaching, assessment, Council of Europe

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