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English Phrasal Verbs in Use Advanced

This book provides 60 units of vocabulary reference and practice for advanced learners of English. It covers a wide range of phrasal verbs in context, including topics such as work, study, personal life, the world around us, and key aspects of phrasal verbs like metaphor, register, and idiom. Suitable for self-study and classroom use, it helps learners improve their understanding and usage of phrasal verbs through clear explanations and practical exercises.

English Matters: Teacher's Guide 9

This Teacher's Guide 9 accompanies the Student's Book to provide structured support for English language instruction at the 9th-grade level. The course is designed with a strong focus on communicative competence, incorporating nine teaching units that address topical themes, grammar in context, vocabulary development, and various reading techniques. Each unit features eleven lessons, including dedicated sessions for cultural focus, project work, and reviews. The methodology promotes student-centred learning, offering flexibility for a range of classroom activities such as pair and group work to help students gain confidence in using the English language.

English Intonation As It Is

The handbook, suggested to your consideration, is a practical phonetic course meant chiefly for students at faculties of foreign languages for training intonation. The course includes sections, tasks, train exercises and exercises for self-study accompanied by a disk, and is based on authentic language material taken from works by native English writers to help students achieve fluency and master skills in reading, listening, writing, and speaking.

English for Tourism and Hospitality in Higher Education Studies

English for Tourism and Hospitality is designed for students who plan to take a course in the area of tourism and/or hospitality entirely or partly in English. The principal aim is to teach students to cope with input texts, i.e., listening and reading, in the discipline, as well as to produce output texts in speech and writing throughout the course. The syllabus focuses on key vocabulary for the discipline and on words and phrases commonly used in academic and technical English, covering key facts and concepts from the discipline. The book comprises 12 units, each based on a different aspect of tourism or hospitality, providing 4-6 hours of classroom activity per unit.

English and Western Literature

This book is a traveler's guide through lands you have not explored. In fact the journey you are about to begin will take you through time as well. Along the way you will encounter fiction, poetry, drama, and nonfiction that countless readers have judged to be among the best ever written—best not only in terms of their artistic beauty but also in terms of the sheer enjoyment they give and the insights they provide into English and Western culture. Like any good traveler's guide, this anthology is designed to help you use your time efficiently. It does so not by telling you what to think about literature but by giving you practice in how to think logically and creatively about what you read. The book has two parts—English Literature and Western Literature—and that each part is arranged chronologically.

Endless Pressure: A Study of West Indian Lifestyles in Bristol

This book provides an in-depth sociological study of the lifestyles of West Indian immigrants living in Bristol. Through extensive fieldwork and observation, Ken Pryce examines the diverse ways in which this community responds to the structural pressures and discrimination they face in British society. The work explores various survival strategies and cultural adaptations, ranging from conformity to subcultural resistance, offering a nuanced analysis of the social and economic dynamics within this migrant population during the late 20th century.

Electricity and Magnetism

This textbook, part of the Prentice Hall Science series, provides a comprehensive introduction to the fundamental concepts of electricity and magnetism for middle school students. The book covers essential topics such as electric charges, current, circuits, electromagnetism, and the practical application of these phenomena in modern electronic devices, including integrated circuits. Designed with a clear pedagogical approach, the text integrates theoretical knowledge with illustrative examples to help students understand how electrical and magnetic forces shape the technological world around them.

Eine Jugend in Deutschland? Orientierungen und Verhaltensweisen der Jugend in Ost und West

Dieses Werk analysiert die Einstellungen, Lebensperspektiven und Verhaltensweisen der Jugend in Ost- und Westdeutschland nach der Wiedervereinigung. Die Autoren untersuchen verschiedene Dimensionen der Lebensgrundstimmungen wie Optimismus, Zufriedenheit und Vertrauen sowie den Stellenwert von Familie, Beruf, Politik und Religion im Leben junger Menschen. Durch eine vergleichende Perspektive werden die Unterschiede und Gemeinsamkeiten zwischen der ostdeutschen DDR-geprägten Jugend und der westdeutschen Jugend beleuchtet, wobei Themen wie wirtschaftliche Situation, nationale Identität und Migrationsverhalten eine zentrale Rolle spielen.

Ein Wiener zu sein: Geschichte, Geschichten, Analysen

Das Buch versammelt Essays und Analysen von Harald Leupold-Löwenthal, die sich mit der Identität eines Wieners auseinandersetzen. Der Autor reflektiert über historische Zusammenhänge, persönliche Geschichten und soziologische Analysen, die das Leben in der Stadt Wien prägen. Es ist ein tiefgründiger Einblick in das kulturelle und gesellschaftliche Gefüge Wiens am Ende des 20. Jahrhunderts, präsentiert im Rahmen der Wiener Vorlesungen.

Egyptian Art

This book provides a comprehensive overview of the history and development of Egyptian art, exploring its enduring fascination, singular features, and its foundation in the magical-religious life of the ancient civilization. It examines the uniformity and stylistic consistency of Egyptian art throughout its long history, discussing key periods such as the Old Kingdom, the Middle Kingdom, and the New Empire, while reflecting on the perspectives of ancient and modern scholars regarding its cultural and historical significance.

Effective Writing: Teacher's Manual and Answer Key

A practice book for achieving writing skills in American English for intermediate students. It covers various forms of writing including letters, stories, reports, articles, instructions, business letters, memos, and opinion essays, providing practical guidance and exercises.

Effective Meeting Skills

Effective Meeting Skills is a practical guide designed to help you improve the quality of meetings you attend either as a leader or as a participant. It is a self-paced book that provides the necessary tools, checklists, exercises, and questionnaires to plan, conduct, and participate in more productive meetings. The content covers essential topics such as developing agendas, selecting participants, structuring decision-making, managing conflict, and evaluating meetings to ensure they achieve objectives within a reasonable time.

Easy True Stories: A Picture-Based Beginning Reader

Easy True Stories is a picture-based beginning reader that provides engaging and accessible stories for students learning English. Each unit features a true story accompanied by illustrations that help with comprehension and vocabulary acquisition, making it an ideal resource for beginner-level language learners. The book covers a wide variety of real-life topics, from humorous situations to heart-warming events, encouraging students to improve their reading fluency and expand their English language skills. Designed for classroom use or self-study, this second edition includes updated content and supplemental resources to support effective language learning.

Easy Does It: A Speaking Skills Practice Book

Easy Does It is a speaking skills practice book designed specifically for beginning level students learning English as a foreign language. The book provides a structured approach to developing conversational proficiency through various thematic sections, covering a wide range of professional and everyday scenarios. Each unit focuses on building essential vocabulary and communication patterns relevant to different roles and activities, making it an ideal resource for ESL classrooms and self-study to improve spoken fluency.

Drugs in American Society

This third edition of Drugs in American Society provides a comprehensive examination of the nature and extent of drug use within the United States. Erich Goode explores the social construction of drug problems, the legal and criminal justice responses to drug use, and the complex interplay between pharmacological effects and social contexts. The text covers a wide range of substances, including illicit drugs, alcohol, and tobacco, analyzing their impact on individuals and society at large through a sociological lens. Designed for students and researchers, the book integrates historical perspectives, empirical data, and theoretical frameworks to provide a balanced understanding of drug use, addiction, control policies, and the cultural attitudes that shape the American drug experience.

Dr. Bob Arnot's Revolutionary Weight Control Program

A comprehensive guide designed to help readers achieve weight loss goals through a revolutionary program focused on nutritional science, designed to make dieting effective without the feeling of hunger, while addressing the global issue of overnutrition.