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Fun with Grammar
Suzanne W.Woodward,Fun with Grammar by Suzanne W. Woodward is a teacher’s resource book that offers communicative activities for practicing English grammar. It includes creative games, pair and group work, role-plays, and problem-solving tasks that transform grammar practice into an enjoyable learning experience. The activities are adaptable for different levels and can be used as warm-ups, supplementary exercises, or full lessons. This book is especially valuable for teachers who want to make grammar instruction more interactive, engaging, and effective.
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Can You Believe It?
Jann Huizenga,Can You Believe It? is a three-level series that teaches idioms, expressions, and vocabulary through humorous and surprising stories. Each unit presents a short reading passage followed by exercises that help learners practice comprehension, grammar, and speaking. The series is designed to make language learning fun and memorable while introducing students to the natural use of English in everyday contexts. It is especially useful for intermediate learners who want to enrich their vocabulary and sound more fluent.
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Caps,Commas,and Other Things
Sheryl Pastorek,Caps, Commas, and Other Things is a practical guide to the fundamentals of English punctuation, capitalization, and grammar usage. Written in a simple and accessible style, it explains the rules of writing clearly and provides examples to help learners avoid common mistakes. The book is especially useful for students, teachers, and anyone who wants to improve their writing skills and gain confidence in using correct English.
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Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus
Mo Willems,Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! is a humorous and interactive picture book that invites children to take part in the story. When a bus driver leaves for a short break, he asks the readers to watch the bus and make sure the mischievous pigeon does not drive it. The pigeon pleads, argues, and tries every trick to get permission, but the readers are encouraged to say “no.” With its playful illustrations, simple text, and engaging dialogue, the book teaches children about boundaries, responsibility, and decision-making in a fun and memorable way.
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176 English Language Games for Children
176 English Language Games for Children by Shelley Ann Vernon is a practical resource for teachers of young learners aged 6 to 12. The book offers 176 fun, interactive games designed to make English lessons lively, engaging, and effective. Each activity encourages communication, teamwork, and creativity while helping children build vocabulary, grammar, and speaking skills. This illustrated edition provides clear instructions and adaptable ideas that can be used in classrooms of different sizes and levels. It is an invaluable tool for teachers who want to motivate their students and bring joy into language learning.
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176 English Language Games for Children
Shelley Ann Vernon,176 English Language Games for Children by Shelley Ann Vernon is a practical resource for teachers of young learners aged 6 to 12. The book offers 176 fun, interactive games designed to make English lessons lively, engaging, and effective. Each activity encourages communication, teamwork, and creativity while helping children build vocabulary, grammar, and speaking skills. This illustrated edition provides clear instructions and adaptable ideas that can be used in classrooms of different sizes and levels. It is an invaluable tool for teachers who want to motivate their students and bring joy into language learning.
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Language Teaching and Applied Linguistics
Richard Schmidt,Dictionary of Language is a detailed reference work that provides definitions, explanations, and descriptions of key terms and concepts related to language and linguistics. It covers areas such as phonetics, grammar, semantics, sociolinguistics, and language acquisition. The dictionary is designed to support students, teachers, and researchers by offering clear, concise, and reliable information. It serves as a practical guide for understanding the structure, function, and diversity of language.
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A Dictionary of American Idioms
Adam Makkai,A Dictionary of American Idioms is a comprehensive reference book that explains the meaning, usage, and origin of common idiomatic expressions in American English. It provides clear definitions and numerous examples to help learners and readers understand how idioms are used in everyday conversation, literature, and media. This dictionary is especially useful for students, teachers, translators, and anyone interested in mastering natural, idiomatic English.
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Korean cultural insights
John H.T, Sydney Kim,Goguryeo was founded by King Jumong near Zolmon, China (Huanren), in 37 BC. King Yuri, the 2nd king of Goguryeo, moved the capital to Gungnaeseong Fortress, and during the reign of King Gwanggaeto, its 19th king, Goguryeo became the most powerful state in Northeast Asia, its territory encompassing the central and northern part of the Korean Peninsula and the northeast region of China.
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What Wonderful World
Louis Armstrong,What a Wonderful World is a beautifully illustrated picture book that brings to life the timeless message of joy, peace, and gratitude found in the classic song made famous by Louis Armstrong. Through vibrant artwork and lyrical text, the book celebrates the beauty of nature, friendship, and the everyday wonders of life. Perfect for reading aloud, it inspires children to appreciate the world around them with kindness and wonder. This heartwarming book is a favorite for families, teachers, and young readers, offering both inspiration and a gentle lesson in hope and positivity.
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How to
Second Edition,How to Teach English is a practical guide for new and experienced teachers that explores the key principles and techniques of English language teaching. Written by Jeremy Harmer, a leading expert in ELT, the book covers essential topics such as lesson planning, classroom management, teaching grammar and vocabulary, developing speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills, as well as using technology and adapting materials. With clear explanations, practical examples, and reflective tasks, it provides both theory and hands-on strategies for effective teaching. Widely used in teacher training courses, it serves as an invaluable resource for anyone preparing to teach English in classrooms around the world.
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How to
Jeremy Harmer,How to Teach English is a practical guide for new and experienced teachers that explores the key principles and techniques of English language teaching. Written by Jeremy Harmer, a leading expert in ELT, the book covers essential topics such as lesson planning, classroom management, teaching grammar and vocabulary, developing speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills, as well as using technology and adapting materials. With clear explanations, practical examples, and reflective tasks, it provides both theory and hands-on strategies for effective teaching. Widely used in teacher training courses, it serves as an invaluable resource for anyone preparing to teach English in classrooms around the world.
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Compelling American Conversations
Eric H.Roth,Compelling American Conversations: Questions and Quotations for Intermediate American English Language Learners is a practical conversation guide designed to help English learners improve their speaking skills while exploring American culture. Organized by engaging topics such as family, friendship, education, work, and travel, the book provides thought-provoking questions, vocabulary activities, and memorable quotations to spark meaningful discussions. It encourages learners to share personal experiences, practice critical thinking, and build confidence in expressing themselves in everyday and academic settings. Ideal for ESL/EFL classrooms, self-study, or cultural orientation, this book combines language learning with cultural discovery in an enjoyable and interactive way.
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Amelia Bedelia
Herman Parish,Amelia Bedelia is a classic children’s book that introduces readers to the lovable and literal-minded housekeeper, Amelia Bedelia. Famous for taking every instruction exactly as it is said, she creates funny misunderstandings—like “dressing a chicken” by putting clothes on it or “dusting the furniture” by spreading dust instead of cleaning it. With its simple language, playful humor, and charming illustrations, the story delights young readers while also helping them explore the quirks of English expressions. This timeless book is perfect for early readers and remains a favorite for its mix of laughter and learning.
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Practical English Usage
Michael Swan,Practical English Usage is a highly respected reference guide that explains the most common problems and confusing points in English grammar, vocabulary, and usage. Written in clear, accessible language, the book provides detailed explanations and examples covering grammar rules, word choice, style, and idiomatic expressions in both British and American English. It is designed for teachers, advanced learners, and anyone who wants to use English more accurately and confidently. Known for its clarity and reliability, this book has become an essential resource in classrooms and for self-study worldwide.
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Cambridge English Pronouncing dictionary
Daniel Jones,Cambridge English Pronouncing Dictionary, originally compiled by Daniel Jones and updated by leading phoneticians, is the most authoritative guide to the pronunciation of contemporary English. It provides clear transcriptions in both British and American English using the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA), making it an essential resource for students, teachers, linguists, and professionals. With thousands of words, names, and technical terms, the dictionary helps users master correct pronunciation, understand regional variations, and improve spoken English accuracy. Widely used around the world, it is a trusted reference for anyone seeking to speak English with clarity and confidence.
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Makking Connections 2
Linda Lee,Making Connections 2: Skills and Strategies for Academic Reading is a textbook designed to help intermediate to high-intermediate English learners develop strong academic reading skills. The book introduces students to authentic texts on a wide range of topics, guiding them through strategies such as identifying main ideas, understanding details, recognizing organizational patterns, and making inferences. With engaging readings, vocabulary development, and critical thinking exercises, it prepares learners for academic success and effective comprehension of complex texts. This volume is often used in ESL/EFL programs and is part of the well-known Making Connections series.
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Dear Mr.Henshaw
Beverly Cleary,Dear Mr. Henshaw is a beloved children’s novel by Beverly Cleary that tells the story of Leigh Botts, a young boy who begins writing letters to his favorite author, Mr. Henshaw. Through these letters and his personal diary, Leigh shares his struggles with his parents’ divorce, loneliness at school, and the challenges of growing up. As he expresses his feelings, he learns more about himself, discovers his own voice as a writer, and gains strength to face life’s difficulties. Heartfelt, honest, and relatable, this Newbery Medal–winning book remains a timeless story of resilience, self-discovery, and the power of writing.
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NTCs Dictionary of Phrasal vebs and Other Idiomatic verbal pharases
Richard A.Spears,NTC’s Dictionary of Phrasal Verbs and Other Idiomatic Verbal Phrases, compiled by Richard A. Spears, is a comprehensive and practical reference for learners and users of contemporary American English. Containing thousands of phrasal verbs, idiomatic expressions, and verbal collocations, the dictionary provides clear definitions, usage notes, and examples in context. It is designed to help students, teachers, translators, and professionals understand and use everyday idiomatic language naturally and effectively. This volume serves as an essential tool for mastering one of the most challenging yet important aspects of English communication.
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The Best American Short Stories Centurty
John Updike,The Best American Short Stories of the Century, edited by John Updike with Katrina Kenison, is a landmark anthology that gathers the most memorable and influential short fiction published in the United States throughout the 20th century. Featuring works by iconic authors such as Ernest Hemingway, F. Scott Fitzgerald, William Faulkner, Flannery O’Connor, Raymond Carver, and many others, the collection highlights the evolution of American storytelling across different decades and styles. Each story reflects the cultural, social, and artistic spirit of its time, offering readers both entertainment and deep insight into the American experience. This volume is an essential treasure for students, literature enthusiasts, and anyone seeking to explore the richness of American fiction.