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Cover image: Experiencing English

Experiencing English
Author: Dean Curry
Pages: 60
Size: 8 x 10 in.
Price: US $1.80
GPS Invoice No: G0140-E

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Overview
Experiencing English helps language students learn important grammar structures while practicing their speaking and reading skills. The text contains twelve chapters. Each chapter is organized around a specific grammar point, such as the present perfect tense or modal verbs. Each chapter contains a short reading text, an accompanying illustration, and a series of reading comprehension and grammar activities. The language used in the book is based on a one-thousand-word vocabulary, making the text suitable for beginners.



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