Upper-intermediate and advanced level students of English often
reach a 'learning plateau'.
These extracts from classic literature will develop students'
intensive reading skills and motivate them to read more extensively
in English.
Teachers need a resource of authentic extracts which are exploited
to suit the level of their students and also give some background
material for British cultural studies.
A collection of literary extracts from 14 major
English novels that span nearly 200 years, accompanied by photocopiable
language exploitation pages.
Each unit exploits a different theme and provides a wide variety
of language practice, as well as developing reading skills, summary
techniques, and stylistic appreciation.
Background notes on the authors and the extracts
themselves are given in the form of dictation and gap-fill exercises.
The Teacher's Notes provide ideas for role-play,
composition and further discussion.
*Upper-intermediate-Advanced (B2-C1)*
The series of photocopiable resource books for English
Language Teaching includes cross-cultural lessons, grammar,
vocabulary or skill development, games, raps and communicative
activities and everyday, practical English.
ABOUT THE SERIES
Timesavers series save teacher preparation
time with a wide range of refreshing easy-to-use lessons and activities,
providing motivational ideas for exam classes.
The engaging and contemporary content is aimed at teenagers and
young adults with an emphasis on repeated practice of exam task
types and includes exam tips and skills practice.
Tried and tested by teachers around the world,
these are full of imaginative, lively activities and perfect
for introducing, consolidating or practising recently taught structures
and lexical sets.
This is Book 1 in the Timesaver Series. See all Timesaver books here.
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