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A transformative guide for teachers of any language looking to increase learning and engagement while decreasing preparation time. The new second edition of this classic time-saving book features newly added activities for today's language 'classroom' and includes adaptations throughout the book for online/remote instruction.

¡Al fin! Un libro que aborda el tema de la gramática de una manera simple. La serie Gramática del inglés: Paso a Paso es única porque fue especialmente desiñada para estudiantes hispanohablantes que no tienen conocimientos previous de gramática del inglés ni del español o que poseen conocimientos limitados. Nivel 2 de Gramática del inglés: Paso a Paso abarca los siguientes temas: - verbos en el tiempo simple present - verbos en el tiempo present progressive - hacer y responder preguntas con do y does - preposiciones - there is/there are Además, este libro incluye más de mil ejercicios que te permitirán practicar lo que aprendiste y un diccionario con los significados y pronunciaciones de todas las palabras usadas en el libro.

This book is for students, middle school and older, with limited knowledge of English grammar. It offers them a systematic approach to writing as they progress slowly and methodically, with ample practice at each step along the way. The book starts with the basics - the difference between a word, a sentence, and a paragraph. It teaches the difference between a paragraph and a list, and how to distinguish complete and incomplete sentences.

This 80-page easy-to-understand reader is one of 12 historical novels in the Hopes and Dreams series, whose diverse and fascinating characters, regardless of their ethnicity, face prejudice, danger, hardships, and setbacks, but survive with perseverance, a little bit of luck, and a generous amount of love in their new home in the US. Downloadable audio recordings of all 12 novels and free supplementary materials for teachers are available (visit ProLinguaLearning.com for more details).Plot Summary for A Different Home: In 1962 Mario Perez' parents sent him alone to work in the United States. He had been helping them run their sugar business after it was taken over by the Castro government. Mario arrived in Miami with a few clothes and little money. He got a job in a grocery store while he studied English. The Cuban Refugee Center found him a job in a bank, but not in Miami. He moved to Cleveland, Ohio and helped the bank work with Spanish-speaking customers. He did well. He became a citizen, married, had two daughters, and was elected to the school board. Then after 20 years, his parents were able to leave Cuba. He went back to Miami and hired a boat.

This book focuses on American heroes whose life struggles made a significant contribution to American culture that is still relevant today. Each reading includes illustrations, warm-up questions, comprehension questions, and a range of other post-reading language exercises and activities. Celebrating American Heroes, a book of plays, is a companion volume to this book.