textbooks for foreign speakers

Describes the origins and alphabet of the Bengali language, and features common phrases for at home, at school, or in a restaurant. Includes facts about Bengladeshi culture, an English-to-Bengali pronunciation guide, and sources of more information.

An introduction to the Swahili language that discusses where it is spoken, what alphabet it is written in, how to say key phrases, and how to pronounce the words used throughout the book.

An introduction to the Russian language that discusses where it is spoken, what alphabet it is written in, how to say key phrases, and how to pronounce the words used throughout the book.

An introduction to the Arabic language that discusses where it is spoken, what alphabet it is written in, how to say key phrases, and how to pronounce the words used throughout the book.

"Hundreds of ready-to-use phrases that help you navigate any English-language situation in your daily life.".

Helps you say the right words at the right time in any situation with perfect confidence. This book goes beyond simple greetings and introduction phrases: it includes soliciting and offering opinions, talking about personal problems, addressing misunderstandings, and more.

A study guide for the Test of English as a Foreign Language Internet-based exam, featuring review chapters, practice exercises, study tips, and seven full-length tests with explained answers. Includes ten audio CDs with prompts for practice tests' listening, speaking, and writing sections.

A guide to Sandra Cisneros's novel "The House on Mango Street" designed for non-native English speakers, containing exercises, vocabulary reviews, discussion questios, and writing ideas; also includes suggestions for teachers.

Teaches English as a second language to Spanish speakers through the use of pictures dealing with everyday topics such as the body, post office, law, travel, and family.

Kenny's parents must decide how to help their hyperactive boy slow down.