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' ... Great Ideas remains faithful to its title. The listening and speaking activities provide plenty to talk about, covering a wide range of topics to suit a diversity of interest. Moreover, the text is enjoyable to use - both for students and teachers.' The Language Teacher
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Great Ideas is a unique collection of absorbing and enjoyable fluency practice activities designed to improve listening and speaking abilities. The Student's Book includes such engaging topics as: entertainment, current events, employment, strange phenomena, the future, and advertising. Photographs, advertisements, maps, drawings, cartoons, and excerpts from magazines and newspapers help stimulate the exchange. Specially designed communication activities motivate students to share information by providing each student with some information that the other does not have.
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' ... Great Ideas remains faithful to its title. The listening and speaking activities provide plenty to talk about, covering a wide range of topics to suit a diversity of interest. Moreover, the text is enjoyable to use - both for students and teachers.' The Language Teacher
Product Description
Great Ideas is a unique collection of absorbing and enjoyable fluency practice activities designed to improve listening and speaking abilities. The Student's Book includes such engaging topics as: entertainment, current events, employment, strange phenomena, the future, and advertising. Photographs, advertisements, maps, drawings, cartoons, and excerpts from magazines and newspapers help stimulate the exchange. Specially designed communication activities motivate students to share information by providing each student with some information that the other does not have.
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