Read for meaning : comprehension tests for <First Certificate>

Por:

Ferguson, Kenneth

Tipo de material: Texto

TextoIdioma: Inglés Detalles de publicación: London : Evans , 1975Edición: 5a reimp. 1980Descripción: 124 pISBN:

0-237-29091-x

Tema(s):

Resumen: Two major difficulties for intermediate students are their inability to understnd what has been read and their lack of vocabulary, which so often causes frustration when students try to express themselves. To become part of a student's active vocabulary a word must be repeated constantly, so that it is not only understood but can also be used in everyday conversation. Repetition breeds familiarity and familiarity confidence. This book not only tests the student's ability to comprehend, but also helps him gain a greater active vocabulary.

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Two major difficulties for intermediate students are their inability to understnd what has been read and their lack of vocabulary, which so often causes frustration when students try to express themselves. To become part of a student's active vocabulary a word must be repeated constantly, so that it is not only understood but can also be used in everyday conversation. Repetition breeds familiarity and familiarity confidence. This book not only tests the student's ability to comprehend, but also helps him gain a greater active vocabulary.

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