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Test that teach:This popular test is designed to help improve students exam performance. The exam-based exercises will familarise any student with the tasks they will face in the test, boosting their confidence and leading them towards successful results.Ideal for self-study or classroom use.Key features:Four complete practise tests reflecting exactly the level of exam and the types of task the students will faceA full range of exam task typesGuidance pages and tips for each part of the

This title contains the Bec vantage testbuilder and audio CD. The Bec testbuilders are designed to improve exam performance and increase language competence for success in the Cambridge business English certificate (bec) exam. The audio CD contains all four listening tests.

60 tests to practise the most important grammar at First Certificate level Wide variety of tests, including gap-fills, multiple choice, matching exercises, cartoons, and full answer key Tips on specific grammar points and how best to prepare for the exam

A collection of 20 extremely short stories for intermediate students in authentic English, covering a variety of genre from comedy to adventure and set in countries such as China, France, Israel and Britain. It can be used for class reading or self-study.

This is a companion volume to "Students' English Grammar". It can be used on its own by students at intermediate level and beyond. The exercises are of a wide variety of types. They are designed for use in class, as well as for private study.

Continues the approach of "Penguin English Tests 1-3" and is presented in the same format. It tests the grammar, functions, vocabulary and reading found in widely used coursebooks and because it contains a detachable key, can be used by both students and teachers.

Continues the approach of "Penguin English Tests 103" and is presented in the same format. It tests the grammar, functions, vocabulary and reading found in widely used coursebooks at Cambridge First Certificate Level.

This collection is similar to the author's existing Penguin book of very short stories but at a more elementary language level. The simplification of the language, which is achieved by the use of a controlled vocabulary, restricted structures, a reduction in density, a use of shorter sentences and a greater use of dialogue to move the story along, is not accompanied by a reduction in the adult quality of the themes and of their treatment.