American English File: Level 4 Student Book With Online Practice by Chris Bernhardt

American English File: Level 4 Student Book With Online Practice

Paperback – Illustrated, September 8, 2020

Chris Bernhardt, Christina Latham-Koenig

Oxford University Press · Paperback · October 16, 2014

Four-skills American English course with a communicative methodology, engaging texts, and a strong pronunciation syllabus - designed to get students speaking.

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Who it’s for
This course combines American English skills practice with texts, communicative methods, and pronunciation work.
Themes
language learning, pronunciation, communication skills
Pacing
Steady

About this book

Four-skills American English course with a communicative methodology, engaging texts, and a strong pronunciation syllabus - designed to get students speaking. With texts and topics that make learners want to speak, American English File is the course that gets students talking. It gives you full skills coverage with a clear focus on pronunciation, plus wide-ranging support and resources too. Resources include Test Generator CD-ROMs, DVDs, Multi-ROMs, and websites.

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Pronunciation and Speaking

This course combines American English skills practice with texts, communicative methods, and pronunciation work.

Come here for

  • Four-skill American English coverage
  • A clear pronunciation focus

Expect

  • Engaging texts and topics designed to prompt speaking
  • Online practice, plus support resources including DVDs and websites

Where it sits

English as a Second Language100%
Teaching Language Arts33%

Percentages are BookFrontier’s reading of the book.

Publisher categories

  • English as a Second Language
Authors
Chris Bernhardt, Christina Latham-Koenig
Publisher
Oxford University Press
Published
October 16, 2014
Format
Paperback
Theme
language learning · pronunciation · communication skills
Reading lane
English as a Second Language