Bibliograph

Type

Label

English for everyone course book, Gill Johnson, Level 3 intermediate

Language

eng

Illustrations

illustrationscharts

Index

index present

Literary Form

non fiction

Main title

English for everyone course book

Nature of contents

programmed texts

Oclc number

923555901

Responsibility statement

Gill Johnson

Summary

"Level 3 of a complete self-study English-language course that combines easy-to-use visual learning with crystal-clear grammar explanations, practice exercises, and free audio."--Page 4 of cover

Table Of Contents

Making conversation --Countries --Where things are --Numbers and statistics --Times and dates --Contact details --Talking about jobs --Routine and free time --Everyday activities --Body and appearance --Describing people --Clothes and accessories --What I'm wearing --Rooms and furniture --Daily routines --Separable phrasal verbs --Comparing places --Likes and dislikes --Family and growing up --Early years --Education --Changing meaning --Transportation and travel --Places I have been --Things I have done --Activities in progress --My talents and skills --Activities and their results --Everyday problems --General and specific things --Food and drink --Myself, yourself --What things are for --Sports --Opinions and plans --Future arrangements --Planning the future --Weather and climate --Predictions and promises --Possibility --Sickness and health --Obligations --Making deductions --Polite requests --More phrasal verbs --Asking for agreement --Science and tools --Things that are always true --Describing a process --Things that might happen --Solving problems --Planning activities --Unlikely situations --Emotions --Giving advice --Real and unreal situations --Being specific --Adding information --What was happening when? --The natural world --Setting the scene --Interrupted actions --Events in the past --Before and after --First times --Common English idioms --Telling a story --What happened when? --What other people said --Telling things to people --Suggestions and explanations --Telling people what to do --What other people asked --Reporting simple questions --Polite questions --Wishes and regrets

Target audience

adult

Classification