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BBC DVD ENGLISH: Follow Me

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BBC DVD ENGLISH: Follow Me

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BBC DVD ENGLISH is the new updated version of “Follow Me”, the world’s most famous English course, sold in more than 80 countries.

Divided in two language levels: Beginners and Intermediate, the complete course comprises a total of 30 didactical units, contained in:


Each DVD is divided in three sections:

Presentation:

Entertaining everyday situations played by English actors using progressive language based on the specifications of the Council of Europe’s experts. The students may choose between watching them without subtitles or with subtitles in English or in their native language.

Explanation:
A tutor in the learner’s language explains the grammar and vocabulary used in the Presentation.

Practice:

The tutor proposes different exercises and drills for the students to practice what they have learnt in the previous sections.

The Student’s books, entirely bilingual, complement the explanations from the videos, show the differences between British and American English and include more than 2,300 exercises for practicing the written language.




PDF +6 Audio CDs + 60 Video
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Beginner (15 lessons )


The complete English-teaching video course

1. What’s your name?
2. How are you?
3. Can you help me?
4. Left, right, straight ahead.
5. Where are they?
6. What’s the time?
7. What’s this? What’s that?
8. I like it very much.
9. Have you got any wine?
10. What are they doing?
11. Can I have you name, please?
12. What does she look like?
13. No smoking.
14. It’ on the first floor.
15. Where’s he gone





Elementry
(15 lessons )

16.Going away .
17. Buying things.
18. Why do you like it?
19. What do you need?
20. I sometimes work late.
21. Welcome to Britain.
22. Who’s that?
23. What would you like to do?
24. How can we get there?
25. Where is it?
26. What’s the date?
27. Whose is it?
28. I enjoy it
29. How many and how much?
30. What have you done





InterMediate
(15 lessons )

31.Haven
’t we met before?
32. What did you say?
33. Please stop!
34. How can I get to Brightley?
35. Where can I get it?
36. There’s a concert on Wednesday
37. What’s it like?
38. What do you think of him?
39. I need someone
40. What were you doing?
41. What do you do?
42. What do you know about him?
43. You shouldn’t do that.
44. I hope you enjoy your holiday
45. Where can I see a football match






Advanced
(15 lessons )

46.W
hen will it be ready?
47. Where did you go?
48. I think it’s awful
49. A room with a view
50. You’ll be ill
51. I don’t believe in strikes.
52. They look tired.
53. Would you like to…?
54. Holiday plans.
55. The second shelf on the left.
56. When you are ready…
57. Tell them about Britain.
58. I liked everything.
59. Classical or modern?
60. Finale.






6CDs

DOWNLOAD FOLLOW ME 1-10
DOWNLOAD FOLLOW ME 11-20
DOWNLOAD FOLLOW ME 21-30
DOWNLOAD FOLLOW ME 31-40
DOWNLOAD FOLLOW ME 41-50
DOWNLOAD FOLLOW ME 51-60




PDF

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American Accent Training [ Book and 5 CD]

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Ann Cook, "American Accent Training (Book and 5 CD)"

MgH | 2000 | 198 pages | PDF, mp3 | 345 MB

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The second edition of the highly acclaimed American Accent Training, now on 5 audio CDs, is for foreign-born students and business people working, traveling or studying in the United States and Canada. Through extensive intonation and pronunciation exercises, students learn how to speak with a standard American Accent. At the same time, listening comprehension improves dramatically. Supplementary materials included detailed nationality guides for eight languages (Chinese, Japanese, Indian, Spanish, French, German, Russian and Korean), access to a comprehensive website, and referral to a qualified telephone analyst for an individual diagnostic speech analysis. Also included are colored markers for written exercises, and a mirror to practice accurate pronunciation.

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American Voices: How Dialects Differ from Coast to Coast

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Walt Wolfram, Ben Ward
“American Voices: How Dialects Differ from Coast to Coast"

Wiley-Blackwell | 2005-10-21 | 298 pages | PDF | 12,8 MB

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American Voices is a collection of short, readable descriptions of various American dialects, written by top researchers in the field.
written by top researchers in the field and includes Southern English, New England speech, Chicano English, Appalachian English, Canadian English, and California English, among many others fascinating look at the full range of American social, ethnic, and regional dialects written for the lay person.


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What's Up? Guide to American College Speak, 1st edition

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Peterson's “What's Up? Guide to American College Speak, 1st edition (What's Up?: A Guide to American Collegespeak: Slang & Idioms for TOEFL Students)"
Peterson's | 2003-05-09 | 224 pages | PDF | 12,8 MB

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This brand new guide prepares you for contemporary American language - from social slang to academic and everything in between.

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American Spelling Book PDF

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American Spelling Book "Noah Webster"
Applewood Books (1999-09-01) | ISBN 1557094691 | 198 Pages | PDF | 2 Mb

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Considered to be the third-best selling book of all time in America. With its distinctive blue cover, it earned the nickname "the blue-backed speller" and was used over the span of nearly a century. This is an exact reproduction of the 1824 edition. The American Spelling Book, or first Part of a Grammatical Institute of the English Language, when first published, encountered an opposition, which few new publications have sustained with success. It however maintained its ground, and its reputation has been gradually extended and established, until it has become the principal elementary book in the United States.

In a great part of the northern States, it is the only book of the kind used; it is much used in the middle and southern States; and its annual sales indicate a large and increasing demand.

Its merit is evidenced not only by this general use, but by a remarkable fact, that, in many attempts made to rival it, the compilers have all constructed their works on a similar plan; some of them have most unwarrantably and illegally copied a considerable part of the tables, with little or no alterations; and others have altered them, by additions, mutilations, and subdivisions, numerous and perplexing.
In most instances, this species of injustice has been discountenanced by the citizens of the United States, and the public sentiment has protected the original work, more effectually than the penalties of the law.

The sales of the American Spelling Book, since its first publication, amount to more than Five Million of copies, and they are annually increasing.

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