Communication skills in American English. Self-study. On the Audio Cassette, short recorded dialogues that correlate to the Student's Book expose students to a range of American accents.
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' ... presents useful information for helping students learn the situational use of language. Explanations are clear ... and easily understood. The dialogues are well constructed ... and the tapes generally contain very natural sounding language.' Noticias
' ... the dialogues are varied, interesting, and authentic ... No matter what level your conversation class is, Speaking Naturally is a text you will want to consider.' Illinois TESOL/BE --This text refers to the Paperback edition.
' ... the dialogues are varied, interesting, and authentic ... No matter what level your conversation class is, Speaking Naturally is a text you will want to consider.' Illinois TESOL/BE --This text refers to the Paperback edition.
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On the Audio Cassette, short recorded dialogues that correlate to the Student's Book expose students to a range of American accents.
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This review is from: Speaking Naturally: Communication Skills in American English (Audio Cassette)
It's a good source of conversational practice for ELL students who want to feel at ease among Americans.
A nice abundance of dialogues to listen to. Great explanation of how to express yourself in formal and informal situations. Plus, good follow- up activities. One little note of criticism: the word choice in the dialogues isn't very common for conversations. Example: "a mashine"- instead of " a car", p.66. So ELL students may assume that it is a quite regular thing to call your car " a mashine".
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