ENGLISH PROVERBS & SAYINGS: ILLUSTRATED AND SPOKEN (VOLUME 2) – APPLE BOOKS
This is an interactive Apple Books collection of some of the most important and well- known English proverbs & sayings. Each Proverb and saying has been illustrated and spoken
£4.49
This is the second volume of a collection of some of the most important and well-known English proverbs & sayings.
Proverbs have been handed down from generation to generation from the earliest times to give advice, and were passed down from mouth to mouth long before any written records. Proverbs are especially good for a language student because they are often metaphorical, and often create a strong visual image in the mind.
Proverbs are a great way of giving students good example sentences which they can memorise and use as models for building their own sentences.
We have tried to keep the caption explaining the proverb as colloquial as possible and as close to spoken English as possible, it contains several keywords related to the concept expressed by the proverb
SKU: 9788898348039
Additional information
| ISBN | 9788898348039 |
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| Seller | The English Grammar Club |
“ENGLISH PROVERBS & SAYINGS: ILLUSTRATED AND SPOKEN (VOLUME 2) – APPLE BOOKS”
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THE SOUNDS OF THE PRESENT TENSE (THE ENGLISH VERB SERIES BOOK 1) – KINDLE INTERACTIVE £2.99
Learn the sounds of the Present Tense with The English Grammar Club’s new book.
Various samples of pronunciation of British English and American English have been used for comparison to help the student adopt the pronunciation of the speaker who comes closest to their own tone and accent.
Although there are many differences between the variations of the English language in the world, such as pronunciation and spelling, all variations are mutually intelligible, and are mostly the same in terms of grammar.
Pronunciation is by no means immutable and permanent but it is less liable to capricious innovation than one may think.
Designed for learners who aim to speak more clearly and accurately in English. Students will be more confident about their pronunciation and sound more like a native speaker.
Reaching the correct reproduction of a sequence of sounds will limit problems with word linking and connected speech as a student progresses towards fluency.
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English Words A2 – Word search app £0.99
Do you need to improve your English vocabulary?
WHAT IS THE EASIEST WAY TO PASS YOUR ENGLISH EXAM?
Are you learning English as a second language and preparing to do an English exam such as Trinity College of London Grade 3, Cambridge English Flyers or KET? Then, this is the game for you!
Rather than studying a long list of unrelated vocabulary, choose one of the specific exam vocabulary lists to help you prepare for the type of vocabulary you really need.
Learning vocabulary is one of the first steps of learning a second language. Word search puzzles offer the student new vocabulary daily. An average student will learn around 3,000 words per year, or if we break that down: eight words per day. And that just happens to be the number of words per game in English Words A2
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English Proverbs & Sayings: Illustrated Volume I £13.52
Proverbs have been handed down from generation to generation from the earliest times to give advice, and were passed down from mouth to mouth long before any written records. Proverbs are especially good for a language student because they are metaphorical, and create a strong visual image in the mind.
Proverbs are a great way of giving students good example sentences which they can memorize and use as models for building their own sentences.
We have tried to keep the caption explaining the proverb as colloquial as possible and as close to spoken English as possible, it contains several Keywordsrelated to the concept expressed by the proverb -
English Words A1 – Word search app £0.99
What is it made for?
To help your pass exams with flying colours of course, what else?
Maybe you’re learning English as a second language and you’re preparing to do an advanced level English exam such as the KEY, PET, FCE, CAE, TOEFL, TOEIC, IELTS or perhaps you are looking to use a specific vocabulary list for exams like SAT, GMAT, ACT, GRE.
Why you would want it
Because it’s easy… Let’s not make things complicated.
An average student will learn around 3,000 words per year, or if we break that down: eight words per day. And that just happens to be the number of words per game in ESL word Search.
– Exam Specific
Rather than studying a long list of unrelated vocabulary, the exam specific vocabulary lists will help you prepare for the type of vocabulary you need.
– Encounter new words
Learning vocabulary is one of the first steps of learning a second language. Word search puzzles offer the student new vocabulary daily.
– Repetition
While playing word search your mind is actually repeating over and over again the particular word that you are looking for, thus consolidating the word as well as the the spelling to your memory.
– Spaced Repetition
Spaced repetition is a proven memory technique that helps you keep what you’ve learned strong in your mind.
– Practice
Through daily challenges you develop the capacity to learn and accept new ideas. It has been established that Word search puzzles can provide visible results in 5-10 days if played on a regular basis.
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While you exercise your brain, you create new neural connections, expand and strengthen old ones improving intuition and logical reasoning
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ENGLISH PROVERBS & SAYINGS: ILLUSTRATED AND SPOKEN – APPLE BOOKS £4.49
This is a collection of some of the most important and well-known English proverbs & sayings.
Proverbs have been handed down from generation to generation from the earliest times to give advice, and were passed down from mouth to mouth long before any written records. Proverbs are especially good for a language student because they are metaphorical, and create a strong visual image in the mind.
Proverbs are a great way of giving students good example sentences which they can memorize and use as models for building their own sentences.
We have tried to keep the caption explaining the proverb as colloquial as possible and as close to spoken English as possible, it contains several Keywords (at times perhaps too many) related to the concept expressed by the proverb.
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