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language games and traditional retention. The participants involved in her study weretwo groups of grade 3 students. She divided the participants into two groups:experimental one and control one. She used a matching game for the experimentalgroup and translation for the control one to help th[r]

viiviiiPrefaceKnowing the grammar of your native language is an enormous help for anyoneembarking on the study of another language, even if it has rather different gram­matical principles; the contrasts as well as the parallels aid understanding.This book isn't the last word on the facts of Standard[r]

What differentnationalities doon holiday…A new survey of holidaymakers in Europe andthe USA has found that the holiday you enjoymay depend on the country you come from.Some holiday destinations were popular among allnationalities. The beach, for instance, was the undisputedleader among all de[r]

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A fivelevel English course for teenagers, with a supportive approach to teaching speaking and writing, and a focus on exam preparation. The clear structure and stepbystep approach to communication provides supported language and skills training to get students spe[r]

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mistakes are obviously my own. W. Landuyt, Z. Jiangand P. Skemer helped to prepare the figures. I shouldalso thank the editors at Cambridge University Pressfor their patience. Last but not least, I thank my family,particularly my wife, Yoko, for her understanding, forbearance and suppo[r]

leaders at this time, these three languages and categories co-existed,sometimes uncomfortably.The Great Powers, emboldened by the easy projection of authority inKosovo and Afghanistan, geared up for a new intervention. In speechesand official statements, the United States and the United Kingdo[r]