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Get the most out of the knowledge you learned in the ESL guide, 117 Most Common English Idioms and Phrasal Verbs, with this multiple choice workbook. With this self-study ESL guide, you will be able to test your knowledge of the most common idioms and phrasal verbs - and immediately hear the correct answer after each question. This is the fifth of five workbooks based on the popular ESL guide, 117 Most Common English Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

Section 2 of this guide teaches you how to become an active reader that knows how to read efficiently and how to get the most out of each news article. You will learn common news terms and phrases that are used in formal interviews, newspapers and even the tabloids. The terminology in this guide comes with detailed explanations, examples and tips for English learners. You will also learn new vocabulary not related to the news along the way.

Section 3 of this guide includes interactive exercises of all the vocabulary learned from section 1 and 2 that is related to the news. It also includes explanations and exercises for the advanced terms used throughout the various sections. You will not only put to use what you have already learned in the previous sections - you will also be exposed to useful English learning tips and additional commonly used English terms. This hands-on workbook will help engrain the news terminology you've learned so far into your English vocabulary for good.

Understanding the news is an important part of learning the English language. Inspired By English brings you a guide that helps interpret some of the challenging vocabulary used in broadcasted and printed news. In Section 1, you will learn how to understand weather forecasts, traffic reports, common news phraseology and more. Along the way, you will also learn common vocabulary that is used by native English speakers and handy tricks for improving your English skills.

Inspired By English has launched a new series of English learning short stories designed specifically with the English learner in mind. In this murder mystery edition, you will take a journey with experienced detectives as they solve seemingly unexplainable deaths. Each story contains a list of terms to know before reading. Since repetition helps with memory retention, you will see some reoccurring words.

Get the most out of the knowledge you learned in the ESL guide, 117 Most Common English Idioms and Phrasal Verbs, with this multiple choice workbook. With this self-study ESL guide, you will be able to test your knowledge of the most common idioms and phrasal verbs - and immediately hear the correct answer after each question. This is the third of five workbooks based on the popular ESL guide, 117 Most Common English Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

When Edward finds himself indebted to a bunch of thugs, he's willing to do anything to get rid of them - even if it means transforming into a beast. Consumed by anxiety and constant threats from his underground creditors, he turns to a bewitched tattoo artist for help.

The Learn English with Short Stories series does not need to be listened to in order, as all of the stories are independent from one another. This 12th section includes two thrilling science fiction stories about parallel universes. Each unique science fiction story comes with highlighted vocabulary and definitions before and during the tale. This guide also offers two multiple-choice vocabulary exercises after each story, allowing you to practice your newly learned terms and idioms.

Workbook 1 is meant to test your knowledge of the prepositions covered in the ESL guide 92 Powerful Prepositions and Examples. The exercises here are all multiple choice, with the answer mentioned directly after each multiple-choice problem. This method allows you to study the prepositions on your own.

Inspired By English brings you another exciting pair of tales that are not only entertaining but educational, too. Each unique fantasy story comes with vocabulary and definitions emphasized before and during the story. This guide also offers a vocabulary exercise after each tale, allowing you to practice your newly learned terms and idioms. It is suitable for intermediate to advanced English learners.

With this self-study English guide, you will be able to test your knowledge of common phrasal verbs - and immediately see the correct answer after each question. There are 400 multiple-choice questions within every audio workbook, giving you interactive exposure to the most common phrasal verbs

Trick your brain into learning English in natural and fun ways. Many English learners stop studying because they are bored of textbooks and traditional English classes. If you want to add some fun to your daily English learning, try these methods. They are all free and easy to use. The more you practice, the faster you will become fluent in English.

English tutors: Help ESL students learn about the cosmos by having them read about astronomy with you. Then, use the multiple-choice sections to test their memory of the highlighted terms. Help them improve their English while discovering the wonders the universe has to offer. Use it during your private lessons or assign chapters/multiple choice questions as homework.

The Learn English with Short Stories series does not need to be read in order, as all of the stories are independent from one another. This 10th section includes two thrilling science fiction stories. Each unique science fiction story comes with highlighted vocabulary and definitions before and during the tale. This guide also offers two multiple-choice vocabulary exercises after each story, allowing you to practice your newly learned terms and idioms. It is suitable for intermediate to advanced English learners.

The Learn English with Short Stories series does not need to be listened to in order, as all of the stories are independent from one another. This eleventh section includes two thrilling science fiction stories. Each unique science fiction story comes with vocabulary and definitions before and during the tale. This guide also offers two multiple-choice vocabulary exercises after each story, allowing you to practice your newly learned terms and idioms.

"Dancing with Death": As an up-and-coming businessman, Ben lacks in only one area of his life – love. When his boss sets him up with an escort, Ben is unaware of the drastic turn his life was about to take. This story will take you on a wild ride where no one is who they seem and secret weapons are anything but normal.

Peter knows he was only a few formulas away from discovering the next big scientific breakthrough - how to become invisible. As he uncovers the ingredients for invisibility, his experiments take an unexpected turn - leaving Peter alone in a world where only his lab rat can see him.

"The Strange One": The mind of a killer can be a complicated one. Watch as a murderer in the making struggles between his instincts to survive and his more rational side. Step into the thoughts of a man who thought he was just like you - that is, before...the incident.

What starts out as a hunch for Detective Josephina turns into an obsession as she searches for the truth about what really happened to the Littleton boy. To everyone else he was a victim of his own fascination with death - finally committing suicide in one of his morbid sessions of suffocation. For Detective Josephina that explanation simply wasn't good enough.

"The Pilot and the Underwater Beauty Queen": Humanity and compassion doesn't just happen within the human species, as Adam learns when he is rescued from a plane crash by an enchanting mermaid. Dive into a young mermaid's struggle as she breaks all the rules of the underwater world.