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How Do You Say?
English spelling is crazy and doesn't tell us how to pronounce words. How Do You Say? is a revolutionary new tool for English language learners to source pronunciation, spelling and expressions by the color of a word's main vowel sound.
English is Crazy
Created as the text book for the Speaking Canadian English course at Sheridan College, English is Crazy (EiC), (Originally English is Stupid), is a manual for learning spoken English. English conversation follows different rules from written English, spoken English is much simpler. Brightly colored, rife with exercises and answer keys, the six chapters of English is Crazy feature the six critical patterns or rules that drive all English conversation. No exceptions. What these rules are, their relative importance and how to teach them are found in EiS. The book uses plain language and proficient readers can teach themselves to speak English from read the book. English educators embrace the guidebook for addressing the underserved skills in ESL - Pronunciation, Listening and Speaking.
Backpacker's Guide to Teaching English Book 3 Fluency
Grammar doesn't access English fluency because English is abstract. Native speakers convey ideas by sharing images suggested by as few words as possible. Fall in love, is a fixed group of words that suggests... You Don't Say provides the steps to teaching that 'other level' of English also known as Fluency.
English Is Stupid, Students Are Not
Introducing the English phonetic alphabet, Thompson presents a revolutionary teaching manual for both teachers and students of English as a second language.
Workbook - English Phonetic Alphabet
Companion to Chapter One of English is Stupid, a revolutionary pronunciation manual for both teachers and students of English as a second language. No one can learn to speak English from reading it. The English Phonetic Alphabet (EPA) is a simple, logical pronunciation tool designed to bridge written to spoken English especially for English language learners and suitable for every level of ESL/EFL. EPA has its own collaborative wiki site: www.englishphoneticalphabet.pbworks.com
Backpacker's Guide to Teaching English Book 2 Conversation: Need for Speed
Backpacker's Guide to Teaching English Book 1 on Pronunciation includes: -the 40 sounds of General American English (GA) -a simple English Phonetic Alphabet (EPA) to represent them -tools to compare GA sounds to the sounds of any other language. With the Backpacker books, teaching learners to speak English confidently is a snap.
Telenursing
Written by experts from around the globe (USA, Europe, Australia and Asia) this book explains technical issues, digital information processing and collective experiences from practitioners in different parts of the world practicing a wide range of telenursing applications including telenursing research by professionals in the field. This book lays the foundations for the globalisation of telenursing procedures, making it possible to know that a nursing service could perform on a patient anywhere in the world.
Backpacker's Guide to Teaching English Book 1 Pronunciation: Cracking the Code
Backpacker's Guide to Teaching English Book 1 on Pronunciation includes: -the 40 sounds of General American English (GA) -a simple English Phonetic Alphabet (EPA) to represent them -tools to compare GA sounds to the sounds of any other language. With the Backpacker books, teaching learners to speak English confidently is a snap.
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