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Učte se důležitá slovíčka pomocí veselých obrázků! Zapamatujete si je rychleji a vštípí se vám i mnohem hlouběji do paměti! Ilustrace znázorňují běžné životní situace, které denně prožíváme, obsahují postavy a věci, se kterými se denně setkáváme. Ať jde již o domácnost, město, školu, přírodu, zábavu, cestování, sport ad. Obrázky jsou popsány, za slovíčky následuje výslovnost a český význam. Každý tematický celek je doplněn typickými frázemi. Na konci knihy se nachází souhrnný slovníček. Příručka je určena dětem, ale nejenom jim. Zábavnou formou pomůže začátečníkovi zvládnout základní slovní zásobu.

Obrázkové karty pro výuku slovní zasoby i pro použití při výuce komunikace. Jsou nezbytné pro práci s učebnicí.

Přesné návody, jak je používat, jsou uvedeny v Teacher's Book u příslušných cvičení.

Gabriel loves Silvia, but Silvia loves Marco. Marco wears expensive clothes and drives a fast car. He's more exciting than Gabriel. Then, one evening, something terrible happens. It changes the lives of everybody in the city. Where are Marco and Gabriel? What will happen to Silvia?

CD-ROM which contains additional activities and the complete recording

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Mary Lennox goes to live with her uncle in a big, old house in the country. There are many gardens round the house. One day Mary finds a garden that has high walls and no doors. What is the secret of the garden? CD-ROM which contains additonal activities and the complete audio recording.

A heart-warming and inspirational tale in which Enzo, a loyal family dog, tells the story of his human family, how they nearly fell apart, and what he did to bring them back together. Enzo knows he is different from other dogs: he thinks and feels in nearly human ways. He has educated himself by watching extensive television, and by listening very closely to the words of his master, Denny Swift, an up-and-coming race car driver. Through Denny, Enzo realizes that racing is a metaphor: that by applying the techniques a driver would apply on the race track, one can successfully navigate the ordeals and travails one encounters in life. Enzo relates the story of his human family, sharing their tragedies and triumphs. In the end, despite what he sees as his own limitations as a dog, Enzo com

"Memorable.... A shining parable about the reconciliation of two cultures and two faiths." -- Christian Science Monitor. A quiet, graceful testimonial to a vanishing way of life, I Heard the Owl Call My Name was Margaret Craven's first book, written when she was sixty-nine. It tells of a young vicar named Mark, sent to a remote Kwakiutl village not knowing he has less than three years to live. In the village, Mark comes to understand the Kwakiutl Indians around him and sees how their traditions are being destroyed through the influence of white men. He watches the "English woman anthropologist" who comes to study the natives and insists upon calling the villagers "Quackadoodles;" he experiences the impact when the government declares it legal for Indians to buy liquor and when trad