Read and Learn English: Fascinating Stories for Elementary to Intermediate Language Learners

Read and Learn English is a fantastic new self-study aid for Elementary, Pre-Intermediate and Intermediate English language learners. The interesting stories provide excellent reading practice. They are written for language learners and are easy to understand.Each story has a vocabulary list of important words with its part of speech, a definition, an example of the word used in context and notes about its usage (such as whether it has an irregular past tense). There are also photographs to support your understanding.Each story has three levels of comprehension questions so you can find the right level of difficulty for you. You can check your understanding by writing a summary of the main points and then checking it against the sample answer. There are also useful grammar and vocabulary exercises after each story.Amongst the language areas covered are:Narrative tenses, adjectives to describe personality and physical appearance, antonyms and synonyms, used to + bare infinitive, crime vocabulary, collocations, prepositions of time, word families, expressions using make, and negative prefixes.Improve your reading level, expand your vocabulary and become more grammatically accurate. This collection of stories is an effective and fun way to learn English. Read, enjoy and grow in confidence.The author, Louise Bennington-Little is a highly qualified teacher, teacher trainer, and textbook writer with over 20 years’ experience in EFL, EAL and ESL. You can follow her on Facebook (Learn English with Louise) (Instagram learn_english_with_Louise), YouTube (Learn English with Louise), and TikTok (learnenglishwithlouise), and join the English Language Learning Community.

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