Jane Eyre ist eine Frau, die mit Sicherheit und Klugheit ihren Weg geht, die volle Gleichberechtigung von Mann und Frau, als eheliche Grundlage fordert - und deshalb gegen puritanische Engstirnigkeit und moralische Verlogenheit anzukämpfen hat. Ein unerhört aktuelles Buch, das in alle Weltsprachen übersetzt, dramatisiert und vielfach verfilmt wurde. Charlotte Brontë hat mit Jane Eyre einen der feinsinnigsten Frauenromane überhaupt geschaffen.
A communicative, three-part course for young teenagers with a clear, structural approach and an emphasis on student involvement.
A motivating three-level course with a clear, coherent structure and built-in flexibility. Lifelines combines thorough language presentation and practice with human-interest topics and texts. It provides core material of 70-100 hours per level.
This book introduces students to the Preliminary English Test, helps them to develop the skills required to pass, and provides opportunities to assess their progress through practice test questions. The new edition has been revised to reflect the changes in the Preliminary English Test, 1996.
Lifelines is a three-level English course at elementary, pre-intermediate and intermediate level aimed at adults and young adults. It has been developed in response to the demand for a manageable, easy-to-use coursebook with a strong syllabus and some flexibility, which classes can finish. It offers an alternative to Headway by a very popular author.
This resource offers a systematic approach with a balanced syllabus, ensuring comprehensive coverage of grammar, functional language, vocabulary, and pronunciation, while developing all four language skills. It effectively addresses the challenges of mixed-ability classes. The Student's Book includes six optional projects for self-paced work and two stories with exercises. The Teacher's Book provides additional photocopiable activities for advanced students. Targeted at teenagers, the material is lively and engaging, introducing new language through a motivating photostory featuring British teenagers in everyday situations. Each unit features a colorful 'Grammar' section introducing new concepts in manageable chunks, a 'Vocabulary' page for useful word sets, a 'Communication' section for controlled dialogues related to students' lives, and a 'Skills' section that covers interesting topics to enhance all language skills. An 'English across the Curriculum' section encourages discussions on diverse subjects like music, sports, and science. A 'Progress Diary' and regular 'Study Skills' sections promote learner independence and training. Each unit concludes with a song or chant, and the first two levels are available in practical split editions.
With Answers - Includes Answer Sheets (OMRs) - Revised Edition
This book introduces students to the Preliminary English Test, helps them to develop the skills required to pass, and provides opportunities to assess their progress through practice test questions. The new edition has been revised to reflect the changes in the Preliminary English Test, 1996.
This introduction to the Preliminary English Test helps students to develop the skills required to pass, and provides opportunities to assess progress through practice test questions. It also offers systematic practice with examination techniques.
Nach einer Legende singt der Dornenvogel nur dann sein wunderschönes Lied, wenn es zum Sterben geht. Denn, so heißt es, das lebendige Wesen vermag erst dann höchste Vollendung zu erreichen, wenn es das Liebste - sein Leben - opfert. Die stürmisch-romantische Saga einer außergewöhnlichen Familie, der Clearys. Die Geschichte beginnt zu Anfang unseres Jahrhunderts, als Paddy Cleary mit Frau und sieben Kindern von Neuseeland nach Australien auswandert, um dort auf einer der großen Farmen im weiten Grasland von Neusüdwales für seine ältere Schwester zu arbeiten. Die Saga endet mehr als ein halbes Jahrhundert später, als in der dritten Generation die letzte der Clearys, die brilliante Schauspielerin Justine, die Wurzeln ihres Geschicks nach Europa verpflanzt.
