New Edition Inspiration Level 1 Workbook

A1/A2

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Garton-Sprenger, JudyProwse, PhilipMorris, CatrinCo-Autor, Co-AutorinGomm, HelenaCo-Autor, Co-Autorin

BuchPaperback

Verkaufsrang1820inLehrbücher

CHF42.90

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New Inspiration builds on the success of the existing series bringing it up to date with new, fresh content. This four-level course takes teenagers from beginner to intermediate level, evolving with the students, reflecting their changing needs and interests. The Workbook provides extra material that works alongside the Student's Book.

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ISBN/GTIN978-0-230-41254-5

ProduktartBuch

EinbandPaperback

VerlagMacmillan Education

Erscheinungsdatum04.02.2011

Auflage24. Dr. 2019

SpracheEnglisch

MasseBreite 208 mm, Höhe 298 mm, Dicke 7 mm

Gewicht337 g

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WarengruppeSprachen

KategorieLehrbücher

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Garton-Sprenger, JudyProwse, PhilipMorris, CatrinCo-Autor, Co-AutorinGomm, HelenaCo-Autor, Co-Autorin

Judy Garton-Sprenger has a wide range of experience in English language teaching through working as a teacher/teacher trainer, as a writer and as an actor. With a degree in European Studies and a diploma in TEFLA, she joined International House in London, where teaching led to teacher training and to her first ELT writing project. Philip Prowse began his professional life with the British Council, for whom he taught and trained teachers in Egypt, Portugal, Greece and Poland. Returning to the UK he became the principal of a large residential language school where he was responsible for a wide range of teacher training courses, as well as language courses for teenagers and adults. Helena Gomm