[etni] Fw: books and dictionaries
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- Date: Fri, 18 Nov 2005 12:42:57 +0200
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From: byk - byk@xxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: books and dictionaries
Hello all,
I have mentioned before a fantastic book for 4 pointers (cde), called
Impact, which comes, I have just discovered, with 2 practice books. It is
put out by UPP. I was wondering if it has a companion book for abc. There
is a book called abc, which is also good, but it is more of a testing book
than a teaching book.
The other type of book I am looking for is something for adult beginners who
can read, but have practically no vocabulary. there are many students out
there who are studying at the university, open U or colleges, whose English
isn't up to the lowest level theystart at 9n these places, and such books
are desperately needed (Linda Taharlev , can you hear me!). does anybody
know of an existing book that is available in country and which can be used
for this sort of teaching?
The last thing is electronic dictionaries. I had no takers on my last
posting and haven't had time to check it out myself, but there is an
electronic dictionary which is more or less a copy of the Oxford we use. I
can't remember its name.
Grateful for any help.
Jennifer
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