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Recommend conversation txtbk for mixed-level adult students
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kermo



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PostPosted: Fri Aug 25, 2006 7:08 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Peter Jackson wrote:
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Here's a book I would use again in a heartbeat:

English Firsthand, by Marc Helgesen, Steven Brown and Thomas Mandeville

The teacher's guide is expensive, but worth its weight in gold.


Kermo,

I agree with you about English Firsthand. I've yet to pick up the teacher's book and classroom CDS but the text looks to be very useful.

I have just started using Jazz English for my more advanced high school class. It is really airmed for adults and works well in my opinion.

Are you still in Yongin??


I'll check out Jazz to be sure.
Yep, still rockin' the Yong.
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