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020 | _a9781896942643 (pbk) | ||
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100 | _aGraham-Marr, Alastair | ||
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_aCommunication Spotlight : _bSpeaking Strategies and Listening Skills, Starter / _cAlastair Graham-Marr, David Moran, Brett Reynolds and Suzanne McNeese. |
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250 | _a2nd ed. | ||
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_aSan Francisco : _bABAX ELT Publishers, _c2013. |
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_a150 p. : _bill. (col) ; _c30 cm. _e+ 1 CD. |
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440 | _aCommunication Spotlight. | ||
505 | _a"Communication Spotlight: Speaking Strategies and Listening Skills, Starter is the first book in the four level Communication Spotlight series. These are two-skill, speaking and listening texts aimed at adult and young adult, elementary through intermediate level learners of American English. (CERF A1 through B2). | ||
505 | _aSpeaking: Communication Spotlight introduces students to the strategies of speaking: the strategies we use to confirm or clarify what we're saying and what we're hearing, the strategies we use to show interest in and to maintain and develop conversations, the strategies we use that help with fluency and the strategies we use to compensate for a lack of language-in sum, the strategies that give students control in communicative situations, strategies which help students use their existing English skill set with greater finesse. | ||
505 | _aListening: Communication Spotlight helps students to develop a critically important ear for English. Each unit features a Spotlight on Listening section which draws student attention to natural English as it is actually spoken. Students are given many practice opportunities to listen to and comprehend extended texts of natural English. | ||
505 | _aListening and Speaking Accuracy: A new feature, Spotlight on Memory, has students concentrate on the structure at the heart of each unit, and in doing so, helps students extend their short-term memory capacities. | ||
505 | _aVocabulary: Communication Spotlight includes a vocabulary notes section for students to record and review new words, fostering learner autonomy. | ||
505 | _a30-40 hours of classroom material. 15 units on topics of everyday interest." (Book Cover) | ||
505 | _aTABLE OF CONTENTS: | ||
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_aUnit 1: How do you spell that? _tTheme/Topic Area: Looking over the course _tListening Features: Contractions _tSpeaking Strategies: Confirmation: classroom English, asking questions |
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_aUnit 1: Can you open the window? _tTheme/Topic Area: Asking people to do things _tListening Features: Linking sounds _tSpeaking Strategies: Involvement: getting someone's attention |
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_aUnit 2: I like tea _tTheme/Topic Area: Talking about likes and dislikes _tListening Features: Sentence stress _tSpeaking Strategies: Confirmation: asking questions |
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_aUnit 3: She's studying _tTheme/Topic Area: Talking about what people are doing _tListening Features: Weak vowels _tSpeaking Strategies: Confirmation: asking for repetition |
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_aUnit 4: What's the date today? _tTheme/Topic Area: Talking about dates, days and events _tListening Features: Sentence stress _tSpeaking Strategies: Confirmation asking questions |
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_aUnit 5: What do you mean? _tTheme/Topic Area: Describing jobs _tListening Features: Weak vowels _tSpeaking Strategies: Confirmation: asking for meaning |
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_aUnit 6: Where's my phone? _tTheme / Topic Area: Describing locations, objects in a room _tListening features: Sentence stress _tSpeaking Strategies: Shadowing |
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_aUnit 7: You're going to work? _tTheme/Topic Area: Talking about future plans _tListening Features: Weak vowels _tConfirmation: asking questions |
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505 | _aREVIEW 1 | ||
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_aUnit 8 : When do you have chemistry? _tTheme/Topic Area: Talking about school schedules _tListening Features: Weak vowels _tSpeaking Strategies: Confirmation: asking for repetition |
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_aUnit 9 : I can cook! _tTheme/Topic Area: Talking about things you can do _tListening Features: Sentence stress _tSpeaking Strategies: Involvement : asking questions |
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_aUnit 10 : It's next to the theater _tTheme/Topic Area: Describing location _tListening Features: Linking sounds _tSpeaking Strategies: Shadowing |
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_aUnit 11 : What time do you get up? _tTheme/Topic Area: Talking about everyday things _tListening Features: Sentence stress _tSpeaking Strategies: Confirmation: asking for repetition |
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_aUnit 12 : How many are there? _tTheme/Topic Area: Fluency with numbers _tListening Features: Weak vowels in numbers _tSpeaking Strategies: Shadowing |
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_aUnit 13 : What did you do after school? _tTheme/Topic Area: Talking about things you did _tListening Features: Blended sounds _tSpeaking Strategies: Involvement: asking questions |
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_aUnit 14 : It's black and white _tTheme/Topic Area: Describing objects and animals _tListening Features: Linking sounds _tSpeaking Strategies: Confirmation: asking for meaning |
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_aUnit 15 : When does it start? _tTheme / Topic Area: Asking questions _tListening Features: Weak vowels, Guessing from grammar _tSpeaking Strategies: Confirmation: asking for repetition |
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_aREVIEW 2
_tTheme / Topic Area: Review _tListening Features: Review _tSpeaking Strategies: Review |
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505 | _tSplit Task Resources | ||
505 | _tScripts | ||
505 | _tVocabulary Notes | ||
521 | _aIntended for English language learners at the beginner level of CERF A1-A2. | ||
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_aEnglish language _vForeign speakers _xQuestions and exercises |
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_aEnglish language _vSpeaking Skills |
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_aEnglish language _vListening Comprehension |
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_aEnglish language _vSpeaking and Listening _xAudio aid. |
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700 | _aMoran, David | ||
700 | _aReynolds, Brett | ||
700 | _aMcNeese, Suzanne | ||
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_uhttps://abax.co.jp/product/198 _yPublisher's Website. |
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