Richard Alexander Book order (chronological)

The narrative offers a humorous and nostalgic perspective on the transition from childhood to adulthood during the 1950s and 60s. It captures the essence of growing up, highlighting the innocence of youth, the awkwardness of first crushes, and the social dynamics of the era. Through relatable experiences, it explores themes of friendship, identity, and the challenges of navigating early relationships, all while maintaining a light-hearted tone.

The book offers a critical analysis of corporate-political discourse surrounding environmental issues, highlighting the linguistic distractions and euphemisms that obscure the truth. Alexander dissects the language used in these discussions, revealing the pitfalls that hinder genuine understanding and action regarding environmental concerns. Through this examination, the author aims to shed light on the complexities of communication in the context of environmental politics.

Teaches basic communication skills and techniques for using English in business transactions. Through reading, listening, and writing exercises, presents instruction in vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation.

The French version of the student's text is designed for use with the "International Business English" course. The course concentrates on English as a means of international communication. The French edition contains a 48-page English French vocabulary list with translations and sample sentences.

A course in communication skills for people whose daily work requires that they speak English. It concentrates on English as a means of international communication, taking intermediate learners to upper-intermediate levels & developing relevant skills through a wide range of stimulating & realistic communicative activities.

New International Business English Updated Edition is a flexible Business English course at the upper-intermediate level, applicable to a wide range of English teaching situations and types of students. This comprehensive course develops all four skills - listening, speaking, reading, writing -through a wide variety of tasks which reflect closely the world of work.