by Robert O'Neill, Patricia Mugglestone · Longman · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780582031807
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«The Fourth Dimension: Coursebook», by Robert O'Neill and Patricia Mugglestone, is the English coursebook published by Longman in paperback (128 pages).
It aims to help students speak and write English with precision, fluency and expressiveness. Each unit is organised around a theme and includes a reading text with lead-in and follow-up activities, language study pages (grammar, functions, vocabulary, stress and intonation), a dialogue recorded on cassette and a study section.
«Coursebook» is the course volume of the «The Fourth Dimension» series, in its revised 1989 edition; used with «Third Dimension» it can take students to a level roughly equivalent to the Cambridge First Certificate.
Designed for adult and young adult students who already know the basic structures of English and need practice to express themselves with precision and confidence.
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