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sehr sehr starke gebrauchsspuren, Einbandkanten stark bestoßen, Schulstempel, mit einträgen und unterstreichungen Methodological Progression Step 1: Pictorial Dictionary (Pictures/slides and tapes, printed text in textbook) Step 2: Dialogue (Tapes, printed text in textbook)Step 3: Contextualised Oral Drill Phase A (Tapes, text in Drill Book)Step 4: Reading Text (Tapes, text in textbook)Step 5: Exercises, Graded Material, Supplementary Material Step 6: Contextualised Oral Drill Phase B (Tapes, text in Drill Book) Unit Texts, Dialogues, Exercises pag e Structures and Drills Step 1: Pictorial Dictionary Step 2: The first meeting at the travel bureau Step 4: The people who commute Step 5: London and its suburbs This book has been found. That chair is made of wood. I was given this pen by my friend. This ticket has been found on the platform. I was given the brochure by the travel-agent. Step 3 Oral Drills Step 6: step 1: Pictorial Dictionary Step 2: Making plans Step 4: They go swimming in a northern river. Step 5: Newcastle-upon-Tyne The map that hangs on the wall isn't your map. The hotel I booked yesterday isn't our hotel. I saw the customer yo served yesterday morning. The manager whose secretary you saw is out at the moment. The passers-by were very curious. The sheep were in the way. Step 3:Oral Drills Step 6: Step 1: Pictorial Dictionary Step 2: How do you like my hair? Step 4: A drive to an island Step 5: The Border Country and the Northumbrian coast A Crossword It's a pity/shame.It's such/quite/rather a mystery.Half a moment. / What nonsense. / What a good idea.They took us to hospital.We went to bed.Little Sheila was frightened.The girls went to church.Food in England is cheap.They are 50 pence a pound, Madam.I have a headache. The Tyne is a very dirty river nowadays. He had bad luck. Step 3 Oral Drills Step 6:Step 1: Pictorial Dictionary Step 2: On strike! Step 4: A game on the pier Step 5: Brighton Step 1: Pictorial Dictionary Step 2: Where shall we go for a good meal "Step 4: A visit to a Stately Home Step 5: Stately Homes Step 1: Pictorial Dictionary Step 2: Trouble on the train Step 4: To the rescue Step 5: Exmoor Step 1: Pictorial Dictionary Step 2: Waiting at the garage Step 4: How Deborah enjoyed the European Cup match Step 5: Football in Britain They have been waiting for hours.Have you been eating too much cake again?She has been here for six days now. She has been here since six o'clock. Step 3:Oral Drills They had to leave the burning house.The man sitting in thatseat is the Prime Minister.Being in a hurry I forgot to put on my raincoat.While staying at the seaside we met several charming people.When travelling abroad you must always carry your passport.We set off immediately after breakfast. Step 3:Step6:ral Drills He is sick of I fond of / capable of / afraid of I busy learning.They are good at / keen on / used to /accustomed to living here.He went away without / before / by /instead of saying good-bye.It's worth trying.What about / how about / what's the point of going out now?We look forward to / apologize for /enjoy / avoid / are used to meeting new people. He raised the alarm. I rise every morning at six o'clock. We roused him long before breakfast. His words aroused great feeling. Step 3:step6. Oral Drills You ought to know better.We should hurry up before it's too late.It might have been the noise of the motor-boat.They may have forgotten the party is tonight.You are supposed to translate this into English.He turned up at our party. Step 3: SteP6:ral Drills nit 1 exts, Dialogues, Exercises Page Structures and Drills Step 1 : Pictorial Dictionary If I had had the time I would have written Step 2: Learner driver to you. Step 4: A collision at sea Unless you come by nine o'clock we shan't Step 5: Southampton and the Solent Notes on hovercraft wait. Give me a call in case I have had further news. You are not to interrupt me again. Step 3: C4 , Oral Drills Step 6: Step 1 Pictorial DictionaryThis train is travelling very fast. Step 2: Last meeting She can sing beautifully. Step 4: The children on their own This cake smells very good. You are looking very well. This clock is very poorly made. Our games are badly organized. Don't give up so easily. Step 3: , Oral Drills Step 6: Step 1 Pictorial Dictionary It's easy / difficult to find. Step 2 A difficult customer There was nothing to see. Step 4 Where do we go from here" There are a lot of letters to write. Step 5 Emigration to Australia A recipe: Summer Pudding A Crossword Rooms to let. These plates are to be handled with care. The customers are to be treated with greater politeness. You must allow me to pay for this meal. I don't expect you to understand. We want you to return as soon as you can. I am waiting for you to apologize. It is time for you to say good-bye. I have taken up wrestling as a new hobby. Step 3: c. , Oral Drills Step 6:"Auszüge aus dem Buch, illustrierter Pappeinband, 24 cm, 547g.

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Von Händler/Antiquariat, Lausitzer Buchversand, [3109900].
sehr sehr starke gebrauchsspuren, Einbandkanten stark bestoßen, Schulstempel, mit einträgen und unterstreichungen Methodological Progression Step 1: Pictorial Dictionary (Pictures/slides and tapes, printed text in textbook) Step 2: Dialogue (Tapes, printed text in textbook)Step 3: Contextualised Oral Drill Phase A (Tapes, text in Drill Book)Step 4: Reading Text (Tapes, text in textbook)Step 5: Exercises, Graded Material, Supplementary Material Step 6: Contextualised Oral Drill Phase B (Tapes, text in Drill Book) Unit Texts, Dialogues, Exercises pag e Structures and Drills Step 1: Pictorial Dictionary Step 2: The first meeting at the travel bureau Step 4: The people who commute Step 5: London and its suburbs This book has been found. That chair is made of wood. I was given this pen by my friend. This ticket has been found on the platform. I was given the brochure by the travel-agent. Step 3 Oral Drills Step 6: step 1: Pictorial Dictionary Step 2: Making plans Step 4: They go swimming in a northern river. Step 5: Newcastle-upon-Tyne The map that hangs on the wall isn't your map. The hotel I booked yesterday isn't our hotel. I saw the customer yo served yesterday morning. The manager whose secretary you saw is out at the moment. The passers-by were very curious. The sheep were in the way. Step 3:Oral Drills Step 6: Step 1: Pictorial Dictionary Step 2: How do you like my hair? Step 4: A drive to an island Step 5: The Border Country and the Northumbrian coast A Crossword It's a pity/shame.It's such/quite/rather a mystery.Half a moment. / What nonsense. / What a good idea.They took us to hospital.We went to bed.Little Sheila was frightened.The girls went to church.Food in England is cheap.They are 50 pence a pound, Madam.I have a headache. The Tyne is a very dirty river nowadays. He had bad luck. Step 3 Oral Drills Step 6:Step 1: Pictorial Dictionary Step 2: On strike! Step 4: A game on the pier Step 5: Brighton Step 1: Pictorial Dictionary Step 2: Where shall we go for a good meal "Step 4: A visit to a Stately Home Step 5: Stately Homes Step 1: Pictorial Dictionary Step 2: Trouble on the train Step 4: To the rescue Step 5: Exmoor Step 1: Pictorial Dictionary Step 2: Waiting at the garage Step 4: How Deborah enjoyed the European Cup match Step 5: Football in Britain They have been waiting for hours.Have you been eating too much cake again?She has been here for six days now. She has been here since six o'clock. Step 3:Oral Drills They had to leave the burning house.The man sitting in thatseat is the Prime Minister.Being in a hurry I forgot to put on my raincoat.While staying at the seaside we met several charming people.When travelling abroad you must always carry your passport.We set off immediately after breakfast. Step 3:Step6:ral Drills He is sick of I fond of / capable of / afraid of I busy learning.They are good at / keen on / used to /accustomed to living here.He went away without / before / by /instead of saying good-bye.It's worth trying.What about / how about / what's the point of going out now?We look forward to / apologize for /enjoy / avoid / are used to meeting new people. He raised the alarm. I rise every morning at six o'clock. We roused him long before breakfast. His words aroused great feeling. Step 3:step6. Oral Drills You ought to know better.We should hurry up before it's too late.It might have been the noise of the motor-boat.They may have forgotten the party is tonight.You are supposed to translate this into English.He turned up at our party. Step 3: SteP6:ral Drills nit 1 exts, Dialogues, Exercises Page Structures and Drills Step 1 : Pictorial Dictionary If I had had the time I would have written Step 2: Learner driver to you. Step 4: A collision at sea Unless you come by nine o'clock we shan't Step 5: Southampton and the Solent Notes on hovercraft wait. Give me a call in case I have had further news. You are not to interrupt me again. Step 3: C4 , Oral Drills Step 6: Step 1 Pictorial DictionaryThis train is travelling very fast. Step 2: Last meeting She can sing beautifully. Step 4: The children on their own This cake smells very good. You are looking very well. This clock is very poorly made. Our games are badly organized. Don't give up so easily. Step 3: , Oral Drills Step 6: Step 1 Pictorial Dictionary It's easy / difficult to find. Step 2 A difficult customer There was nothing to see. Step 4 Where do we go from here" There are a lot of letters to write. Step 5 Emigration to Australia A recipe: Summer Pudding A Crossword Rooms to let. These plates are to be handled with care. The customers are to be treated with greater politeness. You must allow me to pay for this meal. I don't expect you to understand. We want you to return as soon as you can. I am waiting for you to apologize. It is time for you to say good-bye. I have taken up wrestling as a new hobby. Step 3: c. , Oral Drills Step 6:"Auszüge aus dem Buch, 1974, illustrierter Pappeinband, 24 cm, 547g, 168 seiten, Internationaler Versand, offene Rechnung.

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24 cm. 168 seiten. illustrierter Pappeinband sehr sehr starke gebrauchsspuren, Einbandkanten stark bestoßen, Schulstempel, mit einträgen und unterstreichungen. Methodological Progression Step 1: Pictorial Dictionary (Pictures/slides and tapes, printed text in textbook) Step 2: Dialogue (Tapes, printed text in textbook)Step 3: Contextualised Oral Drill Phase A (Tapes, text in Drill Book)Step 4: Reading Text (Tapes, text in textbook)Step 5: Exercises, Graded Material, Supplementary Material Step 6: Contextualised Oral Drill Phase B (Tapes, text in Drill Book) Unit Texts, Dialogues, Exercises pag e Structures and Drills Step 1: Pictorial Dictionary Step 2: The first meeting at the travel bureau Step 4: The people who commute Step 5: London and its suburbs This book has been found. That chair is made of wood. I was given this pen by my friend. This ticket has been found on the platform. I was given the brochure by the travel-agent. Step 3 Oral Drills Step 6: step 1: Pictorial Dictionary Step 2: Making plans Step 4: They go swimming in a northern river. Step 5: Newcastle-upon-Tyne The map that hangs on the wall isn`t your map. The hotel I booked yesterday isn`t our hotel. I saw the customer yo served yesterday morning. The manager whose secretary you saw is out at the moment. The passers-by were very curious. The sheep were in the way. Step 3:Oral Drills Step 6: Step 1: Pictorial Dictionary Step 2: How do you like my hair? Step 4: A drive to an island Step 5: The Border Country and the Northumbrian coast A Crossword It`s a pity/shame.It`s such/quite/rather a mystery.Half a moment. / What nonsense. / What a good idea.They took us to hospital.We went to bed.Little Sheila was frightened.The girls went to church.Food in England is cheap.They are 50 pence a pound, Madam.I have a headache. The Tyne is a very dirty river nowadays. He had bad luck. Step 3 Oral Drills Step 6:Step 1: Pictorial Dictionary Step 2: On strike! Step 4: A game on the pier Step 5: Brighton Step 1: Pictorial Dictionary Step 2: Where shall we go for a good meal "Step 4: A visit to a Stately Home Step 5: Stately Homes Step 1: Pictorial Dictionary Step 2: Trouble on the train Step 4: To the rescue Step 5: Exmoor Step 1: Pictorial Dictionary Step 2: Waiting at the garage Step 4: How Deborah enjoyed the European Cup match Step 5: Football in Britain They have been waiting for hours.Have you been eating too much cake again?She has been here for six days now. She has been here since six o`clock. Step 3:Oral Drills They had to leave the burning house.The man sitting in thatseat is the Prime Minister.Being in a hurry I forgot to put on my raincoat.While staying at the seaside we met several charming people.When travelling abroad you must always carry your passport.We set off immediately after breakfast. Step 3:Step6:°ral Drills He is sick of I fond of / capable of / afraid of I busy learning.They are good at / keen on / used to /accustomed to living here.He went away without / before / by /instead of saying good-bye.It`s worth trying.What about / how about / what`s the point of going out now?We look forward to / apologize for /enjoy / avoid / are used to meeting new people. He raised the alarm. I rise every morning at six o`clock. We roused him long before breakfast. His words aroused great feeling. Step 3:step6. Oral Drills You ought to know better.We should hurry up before it`s too late.It might have been the noise of the motor-boat.They may have forgotten the party is tonight.You are supposed to translate this into English.He turned up at our party. Step 3: SteP6:°ral Drills nit 1 exts, Dialogues, Exercises Page Structures and Drills Step 1 : Pictorial Dictionary If I had had the time I would have written Step 2: Learner driver to you. Step 4: A collision at sea Unless you come by nine o`clock we shan`t Step 5: Southampton and the Solent Notes on hovercraft wait. Give me a call in case I have had further news. You are not to interrupt me again. Step 3: C4 , Oral Drills Step 6: Step 1 Pictorial DictionaryThis train is travelling very fast. Step 2: Last meeting She can sing beautifully. Step 4: The children on their own This cake smells very good. You are looking very well. This clock is very poorly made. Our games are badly organized. Don`t give up so easily. Step 3: , Oral Drills Step 6: Step 1 Pictorial Dictionary It`s easy / difficult to find. Step 2 A difficult customer There was nothing to see. Step 4 Where do we go from here" There are a lot of letters to write. Step 5 Emigration to Australia A recipe: Summer Pudding A Crossword Rooms to let. These plates are to be handled with care. The customers are to be treated with greater politeness. You must allow me to pay for this meal. I don`t expect you to understand. We want you to return as soon as you can. I am waiting for you to apologize. It is time for you to say good-bye. I have taken up wrestling as a new hobby. Step 3: c. , Oral Drills Step 6:"Auszüge aus dem Buch Versand D: 1,90 EUR [How do you do B4 Textbook , Travelling Faster , übersetzung, Wörter, Aussprache, Grammatik, Beispiele, übung, satzbildung, anwendung, dialoge].

Von Händler/Antiquariat, Lausitzer Buchversand [2621518], Drochow, D, Germany.
24 cm 168 seiten. illustrierter Pappeinband. sehr sehr starke gebrauchsspuren, Einbandkanten stark bestoßen, Schulstempel, mit einträgen und unterstreichungen. (R1544). Methodological Progression Step 1: Pictorial Dictionary (Pictures/slides and tapes, printed text in textbook) Step 2: Dialogue (Tapes, printed text in textbook)Step 3: Contextualised Oral Drill Phase A (Tapes, text in Drill Book)Step 4: Reading Text (Tapes, text in textbook)Step 5: Exercises, Graded Material, Supplementary Material Step 6: Contextualised Oral Drill Phase B (Tapes, text in Drill Book) Unit Texts, Dialogues, Exercises pag e Structures and Drills Step 1: Pictorial Dictionary Step 2: The first meeting at the travel bureau Step 4: The people who commute Step 5: London and its suburbs This book has been found. That chair is made of wood. I was given this pen by my friend. This ticket has been found on the platform. I was given the brochure by the travel-agent. Step 3 Oral Drills Step 6: step 1: Pictorial Dictionary Step 2: Making plans Step 4: They go swimming in a northern river. Step 5: Newcastle-upon-Tyne The map that hangs on the wall isn't your map. The hotel I booked yesterday isn't our hotel. I saw the customer yo served yesterday morning. The manager whose secretary you saw is out at the moment. The passers-by were very curious. The sheep were in the way. Step 3:Oral Drills Step 6: Step 1: Pictorial Dictionary Step 2: How do you like my hair? Step 4: A drive to an island Step 5: The Border Country and the Northumbrian coast A Crossword It's a pity/shame.It's such/quite/rather a mystery.Half a moment. / What nonsense. / What a good idea.They took us to hospital.We went to bed.Little Sheila was frightened.The girls went to church.Food in England is cheap.They are 50 pence a pound, Madam.I have a headache. The Tyne is a very dirty river nowadays. He had bad luck. Step 3 Oral Drills Step 6:Step 1: Pictorial Dictionary Step 2: On strike! Step 4: A game on the pier Step 5: Brighton Step 1: Pictorial Dictionary Step 2: Where shall we go for a good meal "Step 4: A visit to a Stately Home Step 5: Stately Homes Step 1: Pictorial Dictionary Step 2: Trouble on the train Step 4: To the rescue Step 5: Exmoor Step 1: Pictorial Dictionary Step 2: Waiting at the garage Step 4: How Deborah enjoyed the European Cup match Step 5: Football in Britain They have been waiting for hours.Have you been eating too much cake again?She has been here for six days now. She has been here since six o'clock. Step 3:Oral Drills They had to leave the burning house.The man sitting in thatseat is the Prime Minister.Being in a hurry I forgot to put on my raincoat.While staying at the seaside we met several charming people.When travelling abroad you must always carry your passport.We set off immediately after breakfast. Step 3:Step6:°ral Drills He is sick of I fond of / capable of / afraid of I busy learning.They are good at / keen on / used to /accustomed to living here.He went away without / before / by /instead of saying good-bye.It's worth trying.What about / how about / what's the point of going out now?We look forward to / apologize for /enjoy / avoid / are used to meeting new people. He raised the alarm. I rise every morning at six o'clock. We roused him long before breakfast. His words aroused great feeling. Step 3:step6. Oral Drills You ought to know better.We should hurry up before it's too late.It might have been the noise of the motor-boat.They may have forgotten the party is tonight.You are supposed to translate this into English.He turned up at our party. Step 3: SteP6:°ral Drills nit 1 exts, Dialogues, Exercises Page Structures and Drills Step 1 : Pictorial Dictionary If I had had the time I would have written Step 2: Learner driver to you. Step 4: A collision at sea Unless you come by nine o'clock we shan't Step 5: Southampton and the Solent Notes on hovercraft wait. Give me a call in case I have had further news. You are not to interrupt me . 547 Gramm.

Von Händler/Antiquariat, Lausitzer Buchversand [2621518], Drochow, D, Germany.
24 cm 168 seiten. illustrierter Pappeinband. sehr sehr starke gebrauchsspuren, Einbandkanten stark bestoßen, Schulstempel, mit einträgen und unterstreichungen. Methodological Progression Step 1: Pictorial Dictionary (Pictures/slides and tapes, printed text in textbook) Step 2: Dialogue (Tapes, printed text in textbook)Step 3: Contextualised Oral Drill Phase A (Tapes, text in Drill Book)Step 4: Reading Text (Tapes, text in textbook)Step 5: Exercises, Graded Material, Supplementary Material Step 6: Contextualised Oral Drill Phase B (Tapes, text in Drill Book) Unit Texts, Dialogues, Exercises pag e Structures and Drills Step 1: Pictorial Dictionary Step 2: The first meeting at the travel bureau Step 4: The people who commute Step 5: London and its suburbs This book has been found. That chair is made of wood. I was given this pen by my friend. This ticket has been found on the platform. I was given the brochure by the travel-agent. Step 3 Oral Drills Step 6: step 1: Pictorial Dictionary Step 2: Making plans Step 4: They go swimming in a northern river. Step 5: Newcastle-upon-Tyne The map that hangs on the wall isn't your map. The hotel I booked yesterday isn't our hotel. I saw the customer yo served yesterday morning. The manager whose secretary you saw is out at the moment. The passers-by were very curious. The sheep were in the way. Step 3:Oral Drills Step 6: Step 1: Pictorial Dictionary Step 2: How do you like my hair? Step 4: A drive to an island Step 5: The Border Country and the Northumbrian coast A Crossword It's a pity/shame.It's such/quite/rather a mystery.Half a moment. / What nonsense. / What a good idea.They took us to hospital.We went to bed.Little Sheila was frightened.The girls went to church.Food in England is cheap.They are 50 pence a pound, Madam.I have a headache. The Tyne is a very dirty river nowadays. He had bad luck. Step 3 Oral Drills Step 6:Step 1: Pictorial Dictionary Step 2: On strike! Step 4: A game on the pier Step 5: Brighton Step 1: Pictorial Dictionary Step 2: Where shall we go for a good meal "Step 4: A visit to a Stately Home Step 5: Stately Homes Step 1: Pictorial Dictionary Step 2: Trouble on the train Step 4: To the rescue Step 5: Exmoor Step 1: Pictorial Dictionary Step 2: Waiting at the garage Step 4: How Deborah enjoyed the European Cup match Step 5: Football in Britain They have been waiting for hours.Have you been eating too much cake again?She has been here for six days now. She has been here since six o'clock. Step 3:Oral Drills They had to leave the burning house.The man sitting in thatseat is the Prime Minister.Being in a hurry I forgot to put on my raincoat.While staying at the seaside we met several charming people.When travelling abroad you must always carry your passport.We set off immediately after breakfast. Step 3:Step6:°ral Drills He is sick of I fond of / capable of / afraid of I busy learning.They are good at / keen on / used to /accustomed to living here.He went away without / before / by /instead of saying good-bye.It's worth trying.What about / how about / what's the point of going out now?We look forward to / apologize for /enjoy / avoid / are used to meeting new people. He raised the alarm. I rise every morning at six o'clock. We roused him long before breakfast. His words aroused great feeling. Step 3:step6. Oral Drills You ought to know better.We should hurry up before it's too late.It might have been the noise of the motor-boat.They may have forgotten the party is tonight.You are supposed to translate this into English.He turned up at our party. Step 3: SteP6:°ral Drills nit 1 exts, Dialogues, Exercises Page Structures and Drills Step 1 : Pictorial Dictionary If I had had the time I would have written Step 2: Learner driver to you. Step 4: A collision at sea Unless you come by nine o'clock we shan't Step 5: Southampton and the Solent Notes on hovercraft wait. Give me a call in case I have had further news. You are not to interrupt me again. Step . 547 Gramm.

Von Händler/Antiquariat, Lausitzer Buchversand [2621518], Drochow, D, Germany.
24 cm 168 seiten. Taschenbuch. gebrauchsspuren, Einbandkanten bestoßen,seiten und schnitt teils papiergebräunt teils etwas fleckig, einträge im vorsatz,wenige bemerkungen und unterstreichungen im text. (BZ860). Getting a job,a First job,b Any chance of a job?,c Going for an interview,d This is what British ,teenagers think about jobs,e Elizabeth applies for a job at the Station Hotel,Exercises 1?12 Bookshelf.2 Shoplifting ? who pays?,a A phone call from a boy-friend,b Advertisements for a new ,shopping centre,c Is it too easy?,d In the manager's office,e A telephone message from the police, f Jenny in court,g A call from the boss,Exercises 1?9,Bookshelf.3 The English-speaking world, a A map,b A Calcutta girl's school day,c English as a world language,d From Empire to ,commonwealth to Europe,Britain's Transformation,e How to describe a sequence of events,Exercises 1?5,Bookshelf,4 Ireland,a What about going to Ireland?,b Boating on Lough Erne c Northern Ireland ? a special problem,d Rent a cottage,e Northern Ireland,f Interview with a Belfast ,boy,A Protestant protests.Grammar,either-or,neither-nor,Adverbs (revision),like/hate +,-ing form.Functions,How to express uncertainty Job description,Skills,Reading/Listening ,comprehension,Letter-writing,Puzzle-solving,Dictionary work,Note-taking.Grammar,reported Speech,+ should/ought,Functions,Question-forming,How to report what someone says,Skills Reading/Listening comprehension Guided composition Reporting.Grammar Rel. Pronoun /Satzstellung + prep.Reading comprehensionUse of dictionary,after verbs,after preposition,as subject,g Ireland and England ? some important,historical dates h Explosion How to express sympathy Exercises 1?6Study Corner: Reading faster Note-taking O I First job Night Nurse wanted. We are looking for a 1 nurse with at least two I years' experience for ourl Private Nursing Home.J I Please send detailed applications to: The Matron, ObeAM Windermere Nursing Home, Droitwich Rd., W tircester.Bookshelf,ere is a chance of great adventure! We need young waiters and waitresses for jobs in the Federal Republic of Germany. We pay all fares and highest wages. If you can start at once, telephone Eurostaff on Glou^ster 182367.5 Milton Keynes ? Town of the Future,a What's where in this town of the future,b A new life in Britain's newest town ,Conjunctions,c Milton Keynes: Facts,lf-clauses,d For and against new towns,Participles,e The new shopping centre,see/hear,(How to express admiration),Functions,Personal opinions,How to express ,sympathy and concern,Listening comprehension,Discussion,Text analysis,Word families,Note-taking,Summary,g Ireland and England ? some important,historical dates h Explosion,How to express sympathy Exercises,Study Corner: Reading faster Note-taking,O I First job Night Nurse wanted. ^ We are looking for a 1 nurse with at least two I years' experience for ourl Private Nursing Home.J I Please send detailed applications to: The Matron, ObeAM Windermere Nursing Home,Droitwich Rd., W tircester.Here is a chance of great adventure! We need young waiters and waitresses for jobs in the Federal Republic of Germany. We pay all fares and highest wages. If you can start at once, telephone Eurostaff on Glouster 182367. Milton Keynes ? Town of the Future,a What's where in this town of the future,b A new life in Britain's newest town,Conjunctions c Milton Keynes: Facts,lf-clauses,d For and against new towns,Participles,e The new shopping centre,see/hear,(How to express admiration), -ing forms,f Redway,+ infinitive,Exercises,Functions,How to express,praise and admiration,How to compare,6 Equal but different?, a Mother spoilt him b Letter to the editor c Houseman,d Some facts about women i Britain e Who does the washing up today?,(How to express disapproval) Exercises ,Present Perfect,Continuous,Revision of Tens."Auszüge aus dem Buch 500 Gramm.

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24 cm 168 seiten. Taschenbuch. gebrauchsspuren, Einbandkanten bestoßen,seiten und schnitt teils papiergebräunt teils etwas fleckig, einträge im vorsatz,wenige bemerkungen und unterstreichungen im text. (BZ860). Getting a job,a First job,b Any chance of a job?,c Going for an interview,d This is what British ,teenagers think about jobs,e Elizabeth applies for a job at the Station Hotel,Exercises 1?12 Bookshelf.2 Shoplifting ? who pays?,a A phone call from a boy-friend,b Advertisements for a new ,shopping centre,c Is it too easy?,d In the manager's office,e A telephone message from the police, f Jenny in court,g A call from the boss,Exercises 1?9,Bookshelf.3 The English-speaking world, a A map,b A Calcutta girl's school day,c English as a world language,d From Empire to ,commonwealth to Europe,Britain's Transformation,e How to describe a sequence of events,Exercises 1?5,Bookshelf,4 Ireland,a What about going to Ireland?,b Boating on Lough Erne c Northern Ireland ? a special problem,d Rent a cottage,e Northern Ireland,f Interview with a Belfast ,boy,A Protestant protests.Grammar,either-or,neither-nor,Adverbs (revision),like/hate +,-ing form.Functions,How to express uncertainty Job description,Skills,Reading/Listening ,comprehension,Letter-writing,Puzzle-solving,Dictionary work,Note-taking.Grammar,reported Speech,+ should/ought,Functions,Question-forming,How to report what someone says,Skills Reading/Listening comprehension Guided composition Reporting.Grammar Rel. Pronoun /Satzstellung + prep.Reading comprehensionUse of dictionary,after verbs,after preposition,as subject,g Ireland and England ? some important,historical dates h Explosion How to express sympathy Exercises 1?6Study Corner: Reading faster Note-taking O I First job Night Nurse wanted. We are looking for a 1 nurse with at least two I years' experience for ourl Private Nursing Home.J I Please send detailed applications to: The Matron, ObeAM Windermere Nursing Home, Droitwich Rd., W tircester.Bookshelf,ere is a chance of great adventure! We need young waiters and waitresses for jobs in the Federal Republic of Germany. We pay all fares and highest wages. If you can start at once, telephone Eurostaff on Glou^ster 182367.5 Milton Keynes ? Town of the Future,a What's where in this town of the future,b A new life in Britain's newest town ,Conjunctions,c Milton Keynes: Facts,lf-clauses,d For and against new towns,Participles,e The new shopping centre,see/hear,(How to express admiration),Functions,Personal opinions,How to express ,sympathy and concern,Listening comprehension,Discussion,Text analysis,Word families,Note-taking,Summary,g Ireland and England ? some important,historical dates h Explosion,How to express sympathy Exercises,Study Corner: Reading faster Note-taking,O I First job Night Nurse wanted. ^ We are looking for a 1 nurse with at least two I years' experience for ourl Private Nursing Home.J I Please send detailed applications to: The Matron, ObeAM Windermere Nursing Home,Droitwich Rd., W tircester.Here is a chance of great adventure! We need young waiters and waitresses for jobs in the Federal Republic of Germany. We pay all fares and highest wages. If you can start at once, telephone Eurostaff on Glouster 182367. Milton Keynes ? Town of the Future,a What's where in this town of the future,b A new life in Britain's newest town,Conjunctions c Milton Keynes: Facts,lf-clauses,d For and against new towns,Participles,e The new shopping centre,see/hear,(How to express admiration), -ing forms,f Redway,+ infinitive,Exercises,Functions,How to express,praise and admiration,How to compare,6 Equal but different?, a Mother spoilt him b Letter to the editor c Houseman,d Some facts about women i Britain e Who does the washing up today?,(How to express disapproval) Exercises ,Present Perfect,Continuous,Revision of Tens."Auszüge aus dem Buch 500 Gramm. Books.

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24 cm. 168 seiten. Taschenbuch (BZ860) gebrauchsspuren, Einbandkanten bestoßen,seiten und schnitt teils papiergebräunt teils etwas fleckig, einträge im vorsatz,wenige bemerkungen und unterstreichungen im text. Getting a job,a First job,b Any chance of a job?,c Going for an interview,d This is what British ,teenagers think about jobs,e Elizabeth applies for a job at the Station Hotel,Exercises 1?12 Bookshelf.2 Shoplifting ? who pays?,a A phone call from a boy-friend,b Advertisements for a new ,shopping centre,c Is it too easy?,d In the manager`s office,e A telephone message from the police, f Jenny in court,g A call from the boss,Exercises 1?9,Bookshelf.3 The English-speaking world, a A map,b A Calcutta girl`s school day,c English as a world language,d From Empire to ,commonwealth to Europe,Britain`s Transformation,e How to describe a sequence of events,Exercises 1?5,Bookshelf,4 Ireland,a What about going to Ireland?,b Boating on Lough Erne c Northern Ireland ? a special problem,d Rent a cottage,e Northern Ireland,f Interview with a Belfast ,boy,A Protestant protests.Grammar,either-or,neither-nor,Adverbs (revision),like/hate +,-ing form.Functions,How to express uncertainty Job description,Skills,Reading/Listening ,comprehension,Letter-writing,Puzzle-solving,Dictionary work,Note-taking.Grammar,reported Speech,+ should/ought,Functions,Question-forming,How to report what someone says,Skills Reading/Listening comprehension Guided composition Reporting..Grammar Rel. Pronoun /Satzstellung + prep.Reading comprehensionUse of dictionary,after verbs,after preposition,as subject,g Ireland and England ? some important,historical dates h Explosion How to express sympathy Exercises 1?6Study Corner: Reading faster Note-taking O I First job Night Nurse wanted. We are looking for a 1 nurse with at least two I years` experience for ourl Private Nursing Home.J I Please send detailed applications to: The Matron, ObeAM Windermere Nursing Home, Droitwich Rd., W tircester.Bookshelf,ere is a chance of great adventure! We need young waiters and waitresses for jobs in the Federal Republic of Germany. We pay all fares and highest wages. If you can start at once, telephone Eurostaff on Glou^ster 182367.5 Milton Keynes ? Town of the Future,a What`s where in this town of the future,b A new life in Britain`s newest town ,Conjunctions,c Milton Keynes: Facts,lf-clauses,d For and against new towns,Participles,e The new shopping centre,see/hear,(How to express admiration),Functions,Personal opinions,How to express ,sympathy and concern,Listening comprehension,Discussion,Text analysis,Word families,Note-taking,Summary,g Ireland and England ? some important,historical dates h Explosion,How to express sympathy Exercises,Study Corner: Reading faster Note-taking,O I First job Night Nurse wanted. ^ We are looking for a 1 nurse with at least two I years` experience for ourl Private Nursing Home.J I Please send detailed applications to: The Matron, ObeAM Windermere Nursing Home,Droitwich Rd., W tircester.Here is a chance of great adventure! We need young waiters and waitresses for jobs in the Federal Republic of Germany. We pay all fares and highest wages. If you can start at once, telephone Eurostaff on Glouster 182367. Milton Keynes ? Town of the Future,a What`s where in this town of the future,b A new life in Britain`s newest town,Conjunctions c Milton Keynes: Facts,lf-clauses,d For and against new towns,Participles,e The new shopping centre,see/hear,(How to express admiration), -ing forms,f Redway,+ infinitive,Exercises, ,Functions,How to express,praise and admiration,How to compare,6 Equal but different?, a Mother spoilt him b Letter to the editor c Houseman,d Some facts about women i Britain e Who does the washing up today?,(How to express disapproval) Exercises ,Present Perfect,Continuous,Revision of Tens.."Auszüge aus dem Buch Versand D: 2,30 EUR [How do you do Textbook , Travelling Faster , übersetzung, Wörter, Aussprache, Grammatik, Beispiele, übung, satzbildung, anwendung, dialoge].

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24 cm. 168 seiten. Taschenbuch (BZ860) gebrauchsspuren, Einbandkanten bestoßen,seiten und schnitt teils papiergebräunt teils etwas fleckig, einträge im vorsatz,wenige bemerkungen und unterstreichungen im text. Getting a job,a First job,b Any chance of a job?,c Going for an interview,d This is what British ,teenagers think about jobs,e Elizabeth applies for a job at the Station Hotel,Exercises 1?12 Bookshelf.2 Shoplifting ? who pays?,a A phone call from a boy-friend,b Advertisements for a new ,shopping centre,c Is it too easy?,d In the manager`s office,e A telephone message from the police, f Jenny in court,g A call from the boss,Exercises 1?9,Bookshelf.3 The English-speaking world, a A map,b A Calcutta girl`s school day,c English as a world language,d From Empire to ,commonwealth to Europe,Britain`s Transformation,e How to describe a sequence of events,Exercises 1?5,Bookshelf,4 Ireland,a What about going to Ireland?,b Boating on Lough Erne c Northern Ireland ? a special problem,d Rent a cottage,e Northern Ireland,f Interview with a Belfast ,boy,A Protestant protests.Grammar,either-or,neither-nor,Adverbs (revision),like/hate +,-ing form.Functions,How to express uncertainty Job description,Skills,Reading/Listening ,comprehension,Letter-writing,Puzzle-solving,Dictionary work,Note-taking.Grammar,reported Speech,+ should/ought,Functions,Question-forming,How to report what someone says,Skills Reading/Listening comprehension Guided composition Reporting..Grammar Rel. Pronoun /Satzstellung + prep.Reading comprehensionUse of dictionary,after verbs,after preposition,as subject,g Ireland and England ? some important,historical dates h Explosion How to express sympathy Exercises 1?6Study Corner: Reading faster Note-taking O I First job Night Nurse wanted. We are looking for a 1 nurse with at least two I years` experience for ourl Private Nursing Home.J I Please send detailed applications to: The Matron, ObeAM Windermere Nursing Home, Droitwich Rd., W tircester.Bookshelf,ere is a chance of great adventure! We need young waiters and waitresses for jobs in the Federal Republic of Germany. We pay all fares and highest wages. If you can start at once, telephone Eurostaff on Glou^ster 182367.5 Milton Keynes ? Town of the Future,a What`s where in this town of the future,b A new life in Britain`s newest town ,Conjunctions,c Milton Keynes: Facts,lf-clauses,d For and against new towns,Participles,e The new shopping centre,see/hear,(How to express admiration),Functions,Personal opinions,How to express ,sympathy and concern,Listening comprehension,Discussion,Text analysis,Word families,Note-taking,Summary,g Ireland and England ? some important,historical dates h Explosion,How to express sympathy Exercises,Study Corner: Reading faster Note-taking,O I First job Night Nurse wanted. ^ We are looking for a 1 nurse with at least two I years` experience for ourl Private Nursing Home.J I Please send detailed applications to: The Matron, ObeAM Windermere Nursing Home,Droitwich Rd., W tircester.Here is a chance of great adventure! We need young waiters and waitresses for jobs in the Federal Republic of Germany. We pay all fares and highest wages. If you can start at once, telephone Eurostaff on Glouster 182367. Milton Keynes ? Town of the Future,a What`s where in this town of the future,b A new life in Britain`s newest town,Conjunctions c Milton Keynes: Facts,lf-clauses,d For and against new towns,Participles,e The new shopping centre,see/hear,(How to express admiration), -ing forms,f Redway,+ infinitive,Exercises,Functions,How to express,praise and admiration,How to compare,6 Equal but different?, a Mother spoilt him b Letter to the editor c Houseman,d Some facts about women i Britain e Who does the washing up today?,(How to express disapproval) Exercises ,Present Perfect,Continuous,Revision of Tens.."Auszüge aus dem Buch Versand D: 2,30 EUR [How do you do Textbook , Travelling Faster , übersetzung, Wörter, Aussprache, Grammatik, Beispiele, übung, satzbildung, anwendung, dialoge].

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24 cm 168 seiten. Taschenbuch. gebrauchsspuren, Einbandkanten bestoßen,seiten und schnitt teils papiergebräunt teils etwas fleckig, einträge im vorsatz,wenige bemerkungen und unterstreichungen im text. Getting a job,a First job,b Any chance of a job?,c Going for an interview,d This is what British ,teenagers think about jobs,e Elizabeth applies for a job at the Station Hotel,Exercises 1?12 Bookshelf.2 Shoplifting ? who pays?,a A phone call from a boy-friend,b Advertisements for a new ,shopping centre,c Is it too easy?,d In the manager's office,e A telephone message from the police, f Jenny in court,g A call from the boss,Exercises 1?9,Bookshelf.3 The English-speaking world, a A map,b A Calcutta girl's school day,c English as a world language,d From Empire to ,commonwealth to Europe,Britain's Transformation,e How to describe a sequence of events,Exercises 1?5,Bookshelf,4 Ireland,a What about going to Ireland?,b Boating on Lough Erne c Northern Ireland ? a special problem,d Rent a cottage,e Northern Ireland,f Interview with a Belfast ,boy,A Protestant protests.Grammar,either-or,neither-nor,Adverbs (revision),like/hate +,-ing form.Functions,How to express uncertainty Job description,Skills,Reading/Listening ,comprehension,Letter-writing,Puzzle-solving,Dictionary work,Note-taking.Grammar,reported Speech,+ should/ought,Functions,Question-forming,How to report what someone says,Skills Reading/Listening comprehension Guided composition Reporting.Grammar Rel. Pronoun /Satzstellung + prep.Reading comprehensionUse of dictionary,after verbs,after preposition,as subject,g Ireland and England ? some important,historical dates h Explosion How to express sympathy Exercises 1?6Study Corner: Reading faster Note-taking O I First job Night Nurse wanted. We are looking for a 1 nurse with at least two I years' experience for ourl Private Nursing Home.J I Please send detailed applications to: The Matron, ObeAM Windermere Nursing Home, Droitwich Rd., W tircester.Bookshelf,ere is a chance of great adventure! We need young waiters and waitresses for jobs in the Federal Republic of Germany. We pay all fares and highest wages. If you can start at once, telephone Eurostaff on Glou^ster 182367.5 Milton Keynes ? Town of the Future,a What's where in this town of the future,b A new life in Britain's newest town ,Conjunctions,c Milton Keynes: Facts,lf-clauses,d For and against new towns,Participles,e The new shopping centre,see/hear,(How to express admiration),Functions,Personal opinions,How to express ,sympathy and concern,Listening comprehension,Discussion,Text analysis,Word families,Note-taking,Summary,g Ireland and England ? some important,historical dates h Explosion,How to express sympathy Exercises,Study Corner: Reading faster Note-taking,O I First job Night Nurse wanted. ^ We are looking for a 1 nurse with at least two I years' experience for ourl Private Nursing Home.J I Please send detailed applications to: The Matron, ObeAM Windermere Nursing Home,Droitwich Rd., W tircester.Here is a chance of great adventure! We need young waiters and waitresses for jobs in the Federal Republic of Germany. We pay all fares and highest wages. If you can start at once, telephone Eurostaff on Glouster 182367. Milton Keynes ? Town of the Future,a What's where in this town of the future,b A new life in Britain's newest town,Conjunctions c Milton Keynes: Facts,lf-clauses,d For and against new towns,Participles,e The new shopping centre,see/hear,(How to express admiration), -ing forms,f Redway,+ infinitive,Exercises,Functions,How to express,praise and admiration,How to compare,6 Equal but different?, a Mother spoilt him b Letter to the editor c Houseman,d Some facts about women i Britain e Who does the washing up today?,(How to express disapproval) Exercises ,Present Perfect,Continuous,Revision of Tens."Auszüge aus dem Buch 500 Gramm.