Catalogo Hub Readers Digital

The New
HUB READERS
General
Features
The new HUB Readers present themselves as
narrative texts of great literary prominence with a
strong identity, whether they are classics, adapted
or whole, or originals. The different sections which
complement the text (notes about the author,
analyses, activities) aim to enrich reading and
facilitate understanding and language learning,
without diminishing the pleasure of reading.
The new HUB Readers are divided into three series:

Young Readers, Teen Readers, Young Adult Readers,
according to the age of the readers and their
language level, are in line with the indications
set out in the Common European Framework of
Reference for Language and include useful language
certification exercises.
The new HUB Readers are available in 5 languages:
English, French, German, Italian and Spanish.
Young Readers
Stage 1 (100 headwords) below A1

Stage 2 (200 headwords) A1 Starters
Stage 3 (300 headwords) A1.1 Movers
Stage 4 (400 headwords) A2 Flyers
Teen Readers
Stage 1 Elementary (600 headwords) A1 Movers

Stage 2 Pre-Intermediate (800 headwords) A2 Flyers/Key (KET)
Stage 3 Intermediate (1000 headwords) B1 Preliminary (PET)
Young Adult Readers
Stage 1 Elementary (600 headwords) A1

Stage 2 Pre-Intermediate (800 headwords) A2 Key (KET)
Stage 3 Intermediate (1000 headwords) B1 Preliminary (PET)
Stage 4 Upper intermediate (1800 headwords) B2 First (FCE)
Stage 5 Advanced (2500 headwords) C1 Advanced (CAE)
Stage 6 Proficiency Unabridged Texts C2 Proficiency (CPE)
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Methodology
The three series present different
methodological traits according to
their language level.
Young Readers:
Five pages of exercises for revision at
the end of each book.
An illustrated dictionary, on the inside
of the cover, keeps the vocabulary the
student needs within sight at all times.
Fun cut-out bookmarks personalize
each book.
Teen Readers
Young Adult Readers:
The Before You Read Activities section
contains pre-reading activities.
The text is divided into chapters and
is equipped with an on-page glossary
where necessary.
The After-Reading Activities section,
at the end of each chapter, eases
memorization and comprehension
and rounds off with one or more
Pre-Reading activities to pre-teach
the vocabulary and structures in the
subsequent chapter.
Useful dossiers focusing on culture and
The text is
the author are supplied in the classics divided into
series. chapters and
The Test yourself section offers contains a
activities which take into account the glossary at the
foot of the page.
whole story.
Syllabus.
Language
Skills
Reading, speaking, writing and listening
skills are fully practised and developed
through exercises specifically designed for
each skill. The text, either whole or partial,
is narrated by native speakers
on an Audio CD. The dossiers provide extra multidisci-
plinary information on topics related
The Design
to the historical, geographical and
cultural contexts of the volume. In the
Classics series, notes about the author
complete the dossier.
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Awards
HUB Readers
Extensive Reading
Foundation
Language Learner Lucy Maud Montgomery
Anne of Green
Literature Awards Gables
Retold by Michael Lacey Freeman.
Illustrated by Gaia Bordicchia.
Dominque Guillemant Jane Cadwallader Francis Scott Fitzgerald Jane Cadwallader

Hooray for the Uncle Jack and The Great Gatsby Granny Fixit and
Holidays! the Meerkats Adaptation and activities by
Richard J. Larkhman.
the Monkey
Illustrated by Alistar. Illustrated by Gustavo Mazali. Illustrated by Rodolfo Brocchini. Illustrated by Gustavo Mazali.
Oscar Wilde Geoffrey Chaucer

The Canterville Jack London Jonathan Swift The Canterbury
Ghost White Fang Gullivers Travels Tales
Retold by Jane Cadwallader. Retold by Janet Borsbey and Ruth
Retold by Jane Cadwallader. Retold by Michael Lacey Freeman.
Illustrated by Gustavo Mazali. Swan. Illustrated by Simone Massoni.
Illustrated by Gustavo Mazali. Illustrated by Simone Massoni.
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Video Multi-ROM
Video Multi-ROM
The Young Reader series is designed to help children enjoy reading fun and engaging stories in
English, both adapted childrens fiction classics and specially-written books. The Video Multi-
ROM CDs that accompany the Young Readers add a new, digital dimension to reading in class
with an interactive whiteboard (IWB), to reading in the school multimedia centre or to reading
at home on the PC.
The Video Multi-ROM CDs allow children to:
listen to the
recordings on either
follow fun a conventional CD do engaging,
animations player or a PC; interactive and
of the auto-correcting
story; exercises.
A flip-though A Record function that

version of the allows children to record
entire book. their own voices and
A karaoke
function that practise pronunciation
highlights the text An interactive and intonation.
as the recording game.
is played.
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Multi-ROM
Multi-ROM
In the titles marked with this icon you can find:
Book browsable
Interactive exercises
Listen and repeat
Full audio
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Theatre
Drama is one of the favourite
activities of young people. For
this reason, HUB offers a wide
selection of volumes in the form of
theatrical texts for young learners
as well as adult learners. The Prince
and the Pauper, Robin Hood, The
Tempest, A Midsummer Nights
Dream, Romeo and Juliet, Macbeth,
Hamlet, Tales from Shakespeare are
all aimed at introducing students
to important works of literature
whilst allowing them to identify
with the characters they are
interpreting. The audio recording
of the volumes is extremely
useful as it provides a recording
interpreted by professional actors
who lend their voices to important
literary characters. The value of
interpretation and identification of
characters remains an
indisputable tool.
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Non-fiction
The HUB Readers catalogue
offers a vast selection of
non-fiction volumes, or to be
more precise, the type of text
that whilst not being fiction,
nonetheless, are of literary value.
These texts are suitable for
presenting situations, daily-life facts,
problems about life, biographies
or descriptions of cities.
HUB Proposes: Great Friends, a

volume that describes friendship in
various contexts: between cartoon
characters, actors, musicians or
historians, between man and animals.
Each double spread looks in detail at
the value of a story and quotations
emphasise the theme it deals with.
Dear Diary offers snippets from a
famous diary, that of Anne Frank,
to those of less-known diaries such
as Bob Dylan or Salvador Dal.
Loving London and Enjoy New York
introduce the reader to these two
cities in a fresh, lively way, offering
original news and intriguing facts.
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Syllabus
Young Readers Teen Readers Young Adult Readers
Stage 1 Stage 3 Stage 1 Verb forms and

patterns
Stage 3 Stage 1
below A1 A1.1 Movers Elementary Negative question Intermediate A1 Elementary
100 headwords 300 headwords A1 Movers forms B1 PET 600 headwords
600 headwords Negative 1000 headwords
Verb tenses and Verb tenses and imperatives Verb forms and
patterns patterns Verb tenses and Short questions Verb tenses tenses
Positive, negative, Past Simple patterns Infinitives after Present Perfect Positive, negative,
question and of regular and Positive, negative, adjectives Simple: the first/ question and
short answer common irregular question and Gerunds after second etc. time short answer
forms including verbs short answer prepositions that forms including
contractions Verb + infinitive forms including Gerunds as Present Perfect contractions
Positive imperative Verb + -ing contractions subjects and Simple: negative Positive and
forms Infinitive of purpose Positive imperative objects duration (havent negative imperative
Present Simple want/ask someone forms Passive forms: .for ages) forms
Present Continuous to do something Present Simple Present Simple and Past Perfect Present Simple
can/cant for ability, must/mustnt for Present Past Simple with Simple: narrative, have got
requests and obligation and Continuous, also for very common verbs reported speech there is/are
permission prohibition future reference (e.g. made, called, will for offers,
have got for have (got) to/ going to born) Verb forms and requests and future
possession had to will patterns meaning
Lets shall for offers Past Simple of Modal verbs so/neither/nor + Past Simple of
There is/are could (past form regular and very could: ability, polite auxiliaries in short regular and very
of can) common irregular requests answers common irregular
Sentence types would and wouldnt verbs would: polite Question tags verbs
Simple one-clause like Verb + infinitive requests Verb + object + full can/cant for ability,
sentences going to for future Verb + -ing will: offers, infinitive (e.g. I want requests and
Two clauses joined reference Infinitive of purpose promises etc you to go.) permission
with and, but or or will for future want/ask someone shall: suggestions Verb + object + could (past form
Direct speech + reference to do something should: advice infinitive give/take/ of can)
noun/pronoun + must/mustnt for may (present and send/bring/show have to for
say/ask obligation and future reference): + direct/indirect obligation
prohibition possibility object would and wouldnt
have (got) to/ need: necessity Causative have/get like
had to neednt: lack of Common phrasal Common phrasal
can/cant for ability, necessity verbs/verbs with verbs with
requests and prepositions transparent
Types of clause Second conditional
permission meanings
Simple reported
shall for offers Main clause -ing forms after go
speech: statements,
Stage 2 Stage 4 could (past form
of can)
Co-ordinate clause
Subordinate clause questions and
Sentence types
following sure, commands with
A1 Starters A2 Flyers would and wouldnt Two clauses joined
certain, kno, think, say, ask, tell
200 headwords 400 headwords like with so, before,
lets believe, hope, saY, after, when
Verb tenses and Verb tenses and tell, if, where, when, Modal verbs
Direct speech
patterns patterns because could: possibility
Types of clauses + subject/verb
Positive, negative, Negative question Subordinate clause might (present and
Co-ordination with inversion
question and forms with if (zero and future reference):
but, and, or, then possibility Reported speech
short answer Negative Subordination with first conditionals) with present tense
forms including imperative forms Defining relative ought to: obligation
because, when dont have to/ reporting verb
contractions Present Simple clauses know, think, hope
Positive imperative passive with havent got to: lack
of obligation etc + that clause
forms common verbs (eg
Present Simple made, called, born) used to + infinitive
Present Continuous Past Continuous (past habits)
can/cant for ability, Present Perfect
Types of clause
requests and
permission
Simple: recent past
with just, indefinite
Stage 2 Defining relative
have got for past with ever etc Pre-Intermediate with zero pronoun
possession A2 Flyers/KET Time clauses
Lets Modal Verbs 800 headwords introduced by
There is/are will for offers when, while, until,
Verb tenses before, after, as
Two clauses joined may/might for
Past Simple of soon as
with because possibility
irregular verbs Clauses of purpose
shall for
Present Perfect
Sentence types suggestions
Simple: recent past
Simple one-clause could for ability, with just, indefinite
sentences polite requests past with yet,
Two clauses joined should for advice already, never, ever,
with and, but or or unfinished past
Direct speech + with for and since
noun/pronoun + Past Continuous
say/ask Past continuous vs
Past Simple
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HUB Readers are meticulously graded, with careful reference to the Common European
Framework of Reference (CEFR). This ensures that learners will meet language and
structures they have already studied or which are commensurate with their level, making
reading an achievable, enjoyable and stimulating experience.
Stage 2 so/neither/nor +
auxiliaries in short
Stage 3 had better
for advice or
Stage 4 Stage 5
Pre-Intermediate answers Intermediate B1 desirability Upper intermediate Advanced
A2 KET PET B2 FCE C1 CAE
800 headwords Sentence types 1000 headwords Sentence types 1800 headwords 2500 headwords
Main clause Complex sentences
Verb tenses Verb tenses Verbs Verb tenses
Sentences with where the relations
Present Continuous Present Perfect Present Perfect Verb tenses
more than two between clauses Future perfect
Past Simple main clauses Simple: the first/ are uncomplicated Continuous
of regular and second etc. time Past Perfect continuous
Sentences with Non-defining
irregular verbs one main and one that relative clauses Simple: negative
Past Continuous Present Perfect duration (hadnt Sentence types
subordinate clause Time clauses Inversion in
Past continuous vs Subordination Simple: negative introduced by .for ages)
Past Simple duration (havent Past Perfect third conditional
(in the Present when, while, until, sentences without if
Future reference: Simple or Present .for ages) before, after, as Continuous
Present Continuous, Past Perfect Future Continuous Inversion after
Continuous) after soon as other initial
going to, will, shall, verbs such as: be Simple: in reported Clauses of purpose: Future Perfect
Present Simple speech and negative adverbs
sure, know, think, so that, (in order) (at no time, little
Present Perfect narrative Verb forms and
believe, hope, say, to (infinitive of etc)
Simple: recent past patterns
tell purpose) Inversion of
with just, indefinite Subordination after: Modal verbs First conditional
Passive forms with
all tenses subject and verb
past with yet, because, when, cant: logical with unless
Passive forms with after adverbial
already, ever, never, where necessity Second conditional modal verbs expressions of
unfinished past Co-ordination: but, could: ability (was Second conditional Phrasal verbs with place
with for and since and, or, and then able to/managed with wish Complex clauses
Present Perfect vs to,) possibility non-transparent
Zero and first Clauses of result: meanings with no restrictions
Past Simple conditionals may/can/could: so, sothat, such. on number of
permission Reported speech
Defining relative that introduced by subordinate clauses
Modal verbs clauses might (present and Clauses of
could: ability, future reference): precise reporting
Clauses with wh concession: verbs (e.g. suggest,
requests and words possibility, although, though
suggestions permission promise, apologise,
Clauses ending in threaten, insist,
will: promises, so, not must: logical
predictions necessity and complain)
Reported speech Its time + past
would for desires, with to + infinitive obligation
tense
preferences Participle clauses dont have to /
shall: suggestions, havent got to /
Adjectives/nouns + Modal verbs
offers, plans that clause didnt have to: lack
would for
should (present of obligation
willingness/refusal
and future had to: obligation
modal perfects
reference):advice would rather:
(must have, could
may (present and preference
have etc)
future reference): should: (present
possibility and future
Sentence types
must: personal reference): moral
Embedded relative
obligation obligation
clauses
mustnt: prohibition ought to: (present
Third conditional
have (got) to: and future
wish, if only
external obligation reference): moral
Mixed conditional
need (to)/neednt: obligation
sentences
necessity used to/would:
Emphatic
past habits and
structures with
Verb forms and states
what
patterns
Clauses of
Passive forms: Verb forms and
concession: even
Present Simple and patterns
though, in spite of,
Past Simple Causative: have/
despite
Short questions get + object + past
Complex sentences
(Can you?) and participle
with more than one
Short answers (No, make/let + infinitive
subordinate clause
he doesnt) Past forms with
Inversion after
Infinitives (with going to and will
hardly, no sooner,
and without to) Verb + object + full
not only
after verbs and infinitive (e.g. I want
-ing/wh- clause as
adjectives you to help.)
subject
Gerunds after Verb + object +
infinitive give/take/
prepositions and
verbs send/bring/show Stage 6
Gerunds as + direct/indirect Proficiency
subjects and object Unabridged Texts
objects be used to + ing C2 CPE
be able to Simple reported This stage contains
infinitive of purpose speech: statements, the original,
Question tags questions and unabridged version
Common phrasal commands with of texts.
verbs with say, ask, tell
nontransparent Phrasal verbs/verbs
meanings with prepositions
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Young Readers
Jane Cadwallader Anonymous Dominque Guillemant

Granny Fixit and the Monkey Aladdin and the Magic Lamp Hooray for the Holidays!
Illustrated by Gustavo Mazali. Retold by Jane Cadwallader. Illustrated by Alistar.
Illustrated by Gustavo Mazali.
Video Multi-ROM Video Multi-ROM
Granny Fixit, Lucy and Bill race Aladdin is a poor boy who plays Its summertime! Jack s going
through a bio park chasing a all day long in the streets with his on holiday to the seaside with his
naughty monkey. monkey, but something will change grandma and grandad.
his life.
In this funny adventure in a biopark Jack is on his summer holidays. Hes
a monkey takes Granny Fixits small Aladdin loves Bulbul but his love is at the seaside with his grandma and
yellow bag! What does the monkey impossible. She is a princess and he is grandad. Alfie is Jacks dog. Hes on
take out of the bag? And What can just a poor boy. But the magic lamp holiday too!
Granny Fixit, Lucy and Bill do to get it of a bad magician changes everything Follow Jack and Alfie in their fun
back?
and helps Aladdin to get what he adventures at the beach.
wants. Well, thats what he thinks! The
Syllabus
bad magician has other ideas! Syllabus
Vocabulary areas
Animals, family, clothes Vocabulary areas
Grammar and structures Syllabus At the seaside, colours, clothes
Present, present continuous - there Vocabulary areas Grammar and structures
is / are - have got (for possession) The home, animals, numbers, fruit, Singular and plural nouns with s,
- can for requests - like + ing the world around us Possessive form (s),
pronouns - adjectives to show Grammar and structures Present simple (positive, negative,
feelings - expressions: Naughty Present simple, Present continuous, interrogative forms), Have got for
monkey! What now? Oh dear! - Be Prepositions of place, Question possession, Can/Cant for ability, Lets
careful! Come here! Sorry! What an words, Lets, Like + v + ing, Adjectives
adventure of description and feeling
In this Reader you will find:

In this Reader you will find: Games and language activities | In this Reader you will find:
Games and language activities | An audio recording of the story | Games and language activities | An
An audio recording of the story | A picture dictionary audio recording of the story |
A picture dictionary Tags A picture dictionary
Tags Friendship | Fantasy | Good and bad | Tags
Adventure | magic | humour Persistence At the seaside | Free time
Stage 1 100 headwords | below A1 | Stage 1 100 headwords | below A1 | Stage 1 100 headwords | below A1 |
Starters | Original | Starters | Classic | Starters | Original
Audio CD | 14,8x21 cm, 32 pages | Video Multi-Rom | 14,8x21 cm, 32 pages | Video Multi-Rom | 14,8x21 cm, 32 pages |
ISBN 978-85-807-6264-8 ISBN 978-85-807-6081-1 ISBN 978-85-807-6028-6
Word count 535 Word count 613 Word count 360
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Young Readers
Jane Cadwallader Jane Cadwallader Jane Cadwallader
Granny Fixit and the Granny Fixit and the Pirate Granny Fixit and the Ball
Yellow String Illustrated by Gustavo Mazali. Illustrated by Gustavo Mazali.
The small dog has the football!

Ann is ALWAYS losing her things Look at the parrots!
and her teacher is angry. But help Pink and blue The small dog has the football!
is on the way! Granny Fixit and her Grey and purple Granny Fixit, can you fix it?
piece of yellow string solve all her Green ones too. Granny Fixit, can you fix it?
problems or do they? Parrots parrots everywhere Can you get the ball for Paul?
One on the wardrobe
Anne is running to school. Her school One on the chair. This is a story about Granny Fixit and
bag is open! Her books are falling a boy who loses his ball. Theres a
out of her bag. Ann is always losing When Jill and Ahmed find themselves skateboard chase through the town
her things! The teacher is angry. Ann by magic on a pirate ship they meet when a dog, a cat and then a squirrel
doesnt have her book again! Granny sad Pirate Bill. He has no pirate hat, take the ball. Can Granny Fixit get the
Fixit puts her hand in her small yellow treasure or parrot! ball back for the boy?
bag. What is in there? Oh! It is a piece But with Granny Fixit around no one
of yellow string! stays sad for long! Syllabus
Vocabulary areas
Syllabus Syllabus Sports and leisure, transport, animals,
Vocabulary areas Vocabulary areas adjectives to describe feelings
School, family and friends, the home, Animals, furniture, numbers, colours Grammar and structures
toys Grammar and structures Present simple, Present progressive,
Grammar and structures Present simple, Present progressive, Imperatives, Have for possession,
Present simple, Present progressive, Imperatives, Have for possession, There is / There are, Can for ability,
imperatives, There is / There are, Can for ability, Question words: what? / where? /
There is / there are, Question words: Question words: what? / where? / who?, Conjunctions: and / but
Where? / What?, who?, Conjunctions: and / but
Conjunctions: and / but, determiners:
this / that / a / an / a lot of
In this Reader you will find: In this Reader you will find: In this Reader you will find:
Games and language activities | An Games and language activities | An Games and language activities | An
audio recording of the story and the audio recording of the story and the audio recording of the story and the
song | A picture dictionary song | A picture dictionary song | A picture dictionary
Tags Tags Tags
School | Magic | Adventure Friendship | Adventure | Magic Friendship | Adventure | Magic
Stage 1 100 headwords | below A1 | Stage 1 100 headwords | below A1 | Stage 1 100 headwords | below A1 |
Starters | Original Starters | Original Starters | Original
Video Multi-Rom | 14,8x21 cm, 32 pages | Video Multi-Rom | 14,8x21 cm, 32 pages | Audio CD | 14,8x21 cm, 32 pages |
ISBN 978-85-807-6031-6 ISBN 978-85-636-2390-4 ISBN 978-85-636-2388-1
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Young Readers
Dominique Guillemant Oscar Wilde Jane Cadwallader

Sophies Dream The Selfish Giant PB3 Recycles
Illustrated by Paola Chartroux. Retold by Lisa Suett Illustrated by Gustavo Mazali.
Illustrated by Allegra Agliardi.
Video Multi-ROM
NEW
Its late. Sophie is asleep in her bed Why doesnt summer come to the PB3 finds that recycling definitely
and she is having a lovely dream. Giants garden? Find out how the has advantages! But will it help him
She is dreaming about a day at find what he needs to fix Robin?
Selfish Giant changes and learns
the circus. In her dream she meets
about friendship. When PB3s robot, Robin, stops
Giggles the clown and Juliet the
ballet dancer. working, the doctor on Planet P3 tells
A Giant lives in a castle with a beautiful PB3 to throw her in the rubbish and
She is dreaming about a day at garden. But the Giant is selfish and buy a new robot. There is a needle
wants it all to himself. He doesnt want made of wood that is broken and
the circus. What would happen if
the children to play in his garden. cannot be replaced because there are
during the night elephants and lions,
Winter comes and never leaves until... now no trees on Planet 3. PB3 goes
musicians and entertainers, clowns
something happens and the Giant off to Earth to look for a needle made
and ballet dancers came in your
learns about love and sharing! of wood to save his friend. During his
little room? The never ending and search he finds out about recycling and
fascinating show of the circus seen also about children who collect things
from the eyes of a curious child in Syllabus
to sell on rubbish tips. Will the children
a very poetic tale accompanied by Vocabulary areas
be able to help PB3 and will PB3 and
artistic illustrations. seasons, nature, adjectives, feelings
Robin be able to help the children?
Grammar and structures
Syllabus Present simple, Present continuous, Syllabus
Vocabulary areas There is / There are, Prepositions Vocabulary areas
Circus, Occupations, Animals of place, Possessive s, Adverbs of Furniture, toys, clothes, materials
Grammar and structures frequency Grammar and structures
Singular and plural forms with s, Present simple - Present progressive
Common irregular plural forms, - Going to future - Have got for
Possessive form (s), Simple adjectives, possessions - Verb + infinitive
Positive, question, positive imperative - Conjunctions: and but Too -
forms, Present Simple, Present
Adjectives of emotion - Question
Continuous with present meaning
words: where, what, who
(except negative questions)
Games and language activities | Games and language activities | Games and language activities | An
An audio recording of the story | An audio recording of the story | audio recording of the story |
A picture dictionary A picture dictionary A picture dictionary
Tags Tags Tags
Fairy Tale and Fantasy | Animal Story Friendship | Sharing | How to treat others Recycling | Friendship | Resourcefulness
Stage 1 100 headwords | below A1 | Stage 2 200 headwords | A1 | Stage 2 200 headwords | A1 |
Starters | Original Starters/Movers | Classic Starters/Movers | Original
Video Multi-Rom | 14,8x21 cm, 32 pages | Audio CD | 14,8x21 cm, 32 pages | Audio CD | 14,8x21 cm, 32 pages |
ISBN 978-85-636-2379-9 ISBN 978-85-807-6285-3 ISBN 978-85-807-6278-5
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Young Readers
L. Frank Baum Jane Cadwallader Jane Cadwallader
The Wonderful PB3 and Coco PB3 and the
Wizard of OZ the Clown Vegetables
Retold by Jane Cadwallader. Illustrated by Gustavo Mazali. Illustrated by Gustavo Mazali.
Video Multi-ROM Video Multi-ROM Video Multi-ROM
Can you imagine being whooshed Its night. Sally is having dinner with They dont have apples
away by the wind to a magic land of her uncle, Coco the clown, Suddenly Potatoes or beans
witches and strange characters? something lands on the roof of Or even a pea.
They dont have pears.
Cocos caravan! OH! Its a spaceship!
They dont have grapes.
Have you ever met Munchkins or
Poor Robin and PB3!
Winkies or monkeys with wings and an PB3 and his robot, Robin come down
all powerful wizard? This is the story the stairs of the spaceship. They are When Fred helps a friendly
of how Dorothy made some wonderful very surprised. On Planet P3 they extraterrestrial, PB3, and his robot,
friends in a magic land and how she dont have animals, or caravans. Coco Robin, to buy Earth fruit and
tried to get back home to Kansas. Did and Sally invite PB3 and Robin to visit vegetables he doesnt know that some
she manage? Youll have to read the the circus. sticky substance from outer space
story to find out!
will come to his rescue and punish a
Syllabus school bully.
Syllabus Vocabulary areas
Vocabulary areas Family, time and meals, the body and Syllabus
Colours, clothes, parts of the body, face, clothes, colours Vocabulary areas
directions Grammar and structures Fruit and vegetables, colours
Grammar and structures Present simple, Present progressive, Grammar and structures
Present simple, Verb + infi nitive, Verb + infinitive, Present simple, Present progressive,
Must and have to for obligation, Infinitive of purpose, There is / Imperatives,
Determiners: some - any, Adjectives there are, Prepositions of place and Possessive adjectives, Can / cant,
of description and feeling, movement, Possessive adjectives, There is / There are, Question words:
Prepositions of place Descriptive adjectives, Question what? / why?, Conjunctions: and /
words: Who? / What? / Why? / but, Prepositions of place
In this Reader you will find: Where?
Games and language activities | In this Reader you will find: In this Reader you will find:
An audio recording of the story | Games and language activities | Games and language activities |
A picture dictionary An audio recording of the story and An audio recording of the story |
Tags the song | A picture dictionary A picture dictionary
Friendship | Fantasy | Tags Tags
Courage and persistence Circus | Friendship Friendship | Adventure | Human Interest
Stage 2 200 headwords | A1 | Stage 2 200 headwords | A1 | Stage 2 200 headwords | A1 |
Starters/Movers | Classic Starters/Movers | Original Starters/Movers | Original
Video Multi-Rom | 14,8x21 cm, Video Multi-Rom | 14,8x21 cm, Video Multi-Rom | 14,8x21 cm,
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Young Readers
Jane Cadwallader Oscar Wilde Jane Cadwallader

PB3 and the Jacket The Canterville Ghost Uncle Jack and the Meerkats
Illustrated by Gustavo Mazali. Retold by Jane Cadwallader. Illustrated by Gustavo Mazali.
These are animals from a farm. A Do you believe in ghosts? Well, the Uncle Jack is reading a book in
pig goes oink and a sheep goes baa. Otis family didnt until they met the the garden. Jim and his sisters are
Theres a chicken and a duck and Canterville Ghost. playing with a ball. Grumpy the dog
a horse of course. And a sad little begins to bark. He wants to show
goat with a curly coat. This is a story of life and death and them something
love of a ghost trapped in the
Two children, Sue and Ben, dive into present because of the bad thing he Uncle Jack, Grumpy, Daisy and May
the sea and meet PB3 and his robot, did in the past and how a young girl look into the next door garden.
helps him to move on. Its incredible! There are two baby
Robin. Together they come face to
meerkats in a cage and they are
face with the bad OOs from Planet
Syllabus crying! They come from the Kalahari
X011 and together they discover a
Vocabulary areas Desert! Uncle Jack decides to take
terrible plan. Can they stop the OOs? Time, family and friends, the home, them home. Its the beginning of a
weather great adventure!
Syllabus Grammar and structures
Vocabulary areas Present, present continuous, past Syllabus
Clothes, animals, colours, feelings Verb + infinitive Vocabulary areas
Grammar and structures Adverbs Animals, nature, feelings, town
Present simple, Present progressive, Descriptive adjectives Grammar and structures
Imperatives Prepositions of place Past simple regular and irregular
Possessive adjectives, Adverbs, There forms, Verb + ing,
is / There are, Verb + infinitive, Could, Must for
Question words: what? / why?, obligation, Shall for obligation,
Conjunctions: and / but, Adverbs: never, sadly, a lot,
Prepositions of place Comparatives / superlatives: better, best

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Friendship | Adventure | Tags Tags
Human Interest The Supernatural | Human values Adventure | Animals
Stage 2 200 headwords | A1 | Stage 3 300 headwords | A1.1 | Stage 3 300 headwords | A1.1 |
Starters/Movers | Original Movers | Classic Movers | Original
ISBN 978-85-636-2372-0 ISBN 978-85-807-6080-4 ISBN 978-85-807-6029-3
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Young Readers
Jane Cadwallader J. M. Barrie Mark Twain
Uncle Jack and the Bakonzi Tree Peter Pan The Prince and the Pauper
Illustrated by Gustavo Mazali. Retold by Richard B. A. Brown. Retold by Lisa Suett.
Illustrated by Elena Prette. Illustrated by Valerio Vidali
Video Multi-ROM
NEW
In the deep green forest what Once upon a time, a long time ago,
A young beggar boy meets the
can you see? Ants and snakes and in London there was a happy family
Prince of Wales by chance. It is a
spiders and monkeys up a tree! in a happy house...
moment that will change their lives
In the deep green forest what can
forever.
you do? Take photos. Climb up and The story of a boy who never grew
swing from trees too! up, with his friends Wendy and the
Two boys are born on the same day,
jealous fairy Tinker Bell. Why are there
but their lives are very different.
You will learn something about the no Lost Girls in Neverland? What did the
Edward Tudor is a prince and Tom
Nyungwe Forest in this exciting crocodile want to eat?
Canty is a pauper. One day they
adventure where Uncle Jack and the
decide to change identities. The poor
others fly off to Africa to look for a Syllabus
boys dreams come true and he lives
cure for King Kambogo. They dont Vocabulary areas
like a prince. The prince, on the other
realise but there are some bad men Family, gender and gender role
hand, discovers what life is like on
who dont want them to find the cure! Grammar and structures
the poor streets of London. But are
Common regular and irregular
dreams what they really seem? The
Syllabus verbs in the simple past, all forms;
boys soon find out.
Vocabulary areas Common regular and irregular verbs
Animals, nature, feelings in the present, all forms; There is /
Syllabus
Grammar and structures are / was / were, all forms + simple
Vocabulary areas
Past simple regular and irregular determiners; Modal verbs: can and
adjectives, feelings, emotions
forms, Verb + infinitive, could for ability; Adverbs of manner
Grammar and structures
Verb + -ing, Adverbs, Can / cant, and frequency;
Present simple, Direct speech as
Must / mustnt, Question words: Adjectives; Prepositions; Connectives:
drama, some / any, Prepositions of
what? / why?, Prepositions of place and, but, so;
place, Possessive s, Question words
Comparatives and superlatives
Who, Where, What, Comparative
adjectives, Must for obligation

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the song | A picture dictionary A picture dictionary Tags
Tags Tags Adventure | Friendship | Wealth and
Adventure | Social Issues | Spy Friendship | Adventure poverty | Role reversal | Identity
Stage 3 300 headwords | A1.1 | Stage 3 300 headwords | A1.1 | Stage 4 400 headwords | A2 |
Movers | Original Movers | Classic Flyers | Classic-Theatre
Audio CD | 14,8x21 cm, 32 pages | Video Multi-Rom | 14,8x21 cm, 32 pages | Audio CD | 14,8x21 cm, 32 pages |
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Young Readers
Anonymous Jack London Jane Cadwallader

Robin Hood White Fang Harry and an
Retold by Lisa Suett.
Illustrated by Rita Petruccioli.
Retold by Jane Cadwallader.
Illustrated by Gustavo Mazali. Electrical Problem
Use this play-script version to Would you like a wolf as a pet? This When you have a problem and you
prepare a fun and amusing stage is the story of a wolf named White dont know what to do. Just stop a
version of the English legend of Fang and his journey through the moment and look around you. You
Robin Hood. world of men. might think your problem is as big
as a house. But in fact it might be as
Follow Robin Hoods adventures in This is the story of White Fang, a wild small as a... MOUSE!
Sherwood Forest in this easy-to-follow wolf who falls into the hands of men.
drama version based on the popular They use White Fangs strength and Harry and his detective friends go
legend of Robin Hood. Robin Hood are cruel to him so that he becomes on an adventure to discover the dark
and his Merry Men hatch a plan to rob fierce and dangerous. But through secret of a famous magician, but they
the evil Sheriff of Nottingham and give Scott, a different type of man, White get too close! Will Harry be able to
back the money to the poor. Fang learns that between animals and rescue his friends? Will he be able to
people there can be love and respect solve the puzzle?
Syllabus and loyalty.
Vocabulary areas Syllabus
nature, adjectives to describe Syllabus Vocabulary areas
character and appearance Vocabulary areas Transport, food, feelings, physical
Grammar and structures Adjectives to describe character, description
present simple; direct speech as weather, the world around us, body Grammar and structures
drama; and face, home, time Past simple, Past continuous, Present
present continuous; verb+ing; will; Grammar and structures perfect,
prepositions of place; superlatives; Present, past, past continuous, Going to , Will, Might / Should,
question words: where, what, who present perfect, Will, may, Giving directions,
Grammar and structures Comparatives and superlatives, If will (1st conditional), So / after
Whats the matter? - Lets go. - No way! - Adverbs, Look like, Prepositions (conjunctions)
Come on. - Dont worry. - Ive got a plan.
Games and language activities | Games and language activities | Games and language activities |
An audio recording of the story | An audio recording of the story | An audio recording of the story and
A picture dictionary A picture dictionary the song | A picture dictionary
Tags Tags Tags
Adventure | Friendship | Resourcefulness Nature | Friendship | Loyalty Adventure | Crime

Flyers | Classic-Theatre Flyers | Classic Flyers | Original
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ISBN 978-85-807-6279-2 ISBN 978-85-807-6078-1 ISBN 978-85-636-2369-0
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Young Readers
Paloma Bellini Lewis Carroll Rudyard Kipling
The Secret Alice in Wonderland The Jungle Book
Retold by Richard B. A. Brown. Retold by Richard B. A. Brown.
Passage Illustrated by Margherita Micheli. Illustrated by Valentina Mai.
Illustrated by Luigi Raffaelli.
You must start packing, Ned, It was a hot, hot day; her boring I can call him Mowgli, she said to
says his mother, We are leaving sister was reading a boring book her husband. Mowgli is Little Frog in
early tomorrow... the mountains, with no pictures! and Alice didnt
the language of the jungle.
remember? know what to do...
Ned is not happy when his parents The classic story of a young girl who It is not a funny film for children.
take him on holiday to a small falls into a hole, eats and drinks poison People and animals die. And one child
mountain village he wants to stay at and grows bigger and smaller. kills the great tiger and changes the
home and play computer games but laws of the jungle.
the little village has a special secret, Syllabus
Ned just has to open his eyes! Vocabulary areas Syllabus
Gender and gender role Vocabulary areas
Syllabus Grammar and structures Animals, adventure, family
Vocabulary areas Common regular and irregular verbs Grammar and structures
Nature, weather, feelings, in the simple past, all forms, Common Simple present for narrative
speaking verbs regular and irregular verbs in the (common verbsall forms), Simple
Grammar and structures present, all forms, There is / are / was / past for narrative (common verbs
Stop/start +ing, Adverbs, Questions, were, all forms + simple determiners, I - all forms), Modal verbs can and
Modal verbs: want, must, have to, think / Im sure + verb,
could for ability; must for necessity /
need to, Modal verbs: can and could for ability,
obligation,
Comparatives/Superlatives Adverbs of manner and frequency,
Positive, comparative and superlative
Adjectives, Prepositions, Connectives:
and, but, so, Comparatives and adjectives adverbs of time and
superlatives, Nouns manner,
Connectives: and but so because
Determiners: a an that the this, Nouns
Games and language activities | Games and language activities | Games and language activities |
An audio recording of the story | An audio recording of the story | An audio recording of the story |
A picture dictionary A picture dictionary A picture dictionary
Tags Tags Tags
Adventure | Nature Friendship | Adventure Friendship | Family | Animals
Flyers | Original Flyers | Classic Flyers | Classic
ISBN 978-85-636-2380-5 ISBN 978-85-636-2386-7 ISBN 978-85-636-2389-8
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Teen Readers
Eleanor H. Porter Angela Tomkinson Edith Nesbit
Pollyanna Great Friends! The Railway
Retold by Elizabeth Ferretti.
Illustrated by Maja Celija.
Illustrated by Francesca Capellini.
Children
Retold by Michael L. Freeman.
Illustrated by Zosia Dzierzawska.
NEW
Pollyanna comes to live with her Aunt We all need friends. Friends are Three children and their mother
Polly. Pollyanna always looks for the important. Friends are fun. Friends are move to a new home because their
good in life and she helps her new there when we need them. You can father gets sent away. They are sad
friends to be happy again, but not have one friend or you can have many at the beginning of their new life, but
her aunt! Will Aunt Polly learn to be friends. The important thing is to be a they make a new friend along the
happy? good friend! way and live a lot of adventures.
Pollyanna is eleven when she comes But what do famous friends do when Three children go to live in the country.
to live with her Aunt Polly, after her theyre together? Can animals be Their house is near a train station. They
father dies. Life isnt easy for Pollyanna. friends? Which group of friends met on go there with their mother. But their
Her aunt is a difficult, cold woman and X-Factor? Which two friends were in the father isnt there. The train station is an
everyone in this small, American town same film? Do you want to know the exciting place. Bobbie, Peter and Phyllis
is sad! But Pollyanna is good at making answers to these questions? You can find are always there. And they do a lot of
friends, and she always finds something all the answers to these questions here exciting things.
to be happy about. Soon the people in and much much more. So, what are you
the town start to change until there is waiting for? Start reading now! Syllabus
only one person who doesnt know how Topics Love, Feelings, Family, Trains,
to be happy Syllabus Nature
Topics Friends, Films, Books, Animals, Grammar and Structures Simple
Syllabus Music, Free-time activities, School, Present: states and habits - Present
Vocabulary areas friendship, feelings, Technology Continuous: actions in progress - Past
family relationships, house and home Notions and Concepts Likes and Simple: finished actions - Future
Grammar and structures Present dislikes, Describing people, Talking forms: Present Continuous, going to,
will - Can: ability, permission - Could:
simple, past simple and progressive, about friends, Describing a book/film,
ability, permission in the past - Must:
present perfect, future Talking about routine
obligation - Have to: necessity - Will:
will and going to, Infinitive of purpose, Other Adjectives, Prepositions, offers, spontaneous decisions for
Conjunctions: and, but, so; clauses with Comparatives and superlatives, future, predictions Adjectives -
before and after, Prepositions: through, Adverbs of frequency, Present simple, Prepositions (place, time) Pronouns
down, into; looks / sounds + adjectives Past simple In this Reader you will find:
Nouns Information about Edith Nesbit |
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A glossary of new words An audio recording of the book Tags
Tags Tags Family | Friends| Food | Trains |
Society | Family | Love | Friendship Friends | Famous people | Books/films Nature
Stage 1 Elementary | 600 headwords | Stage 1 Elementary | 600 headwords | Stage 1 Elementary | 600 headwords |
A1 | Movers | Classic A1 | Movers | Non-fiction A1 | Movers | Classic
ISBN 978-85-807-6292-1 ISBN 978-85-807-6275-4 ISBN 978-85-807-6281-5
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Teen Readers
Geoffrey Chaucer J.Borsbey & R. Swan Lucy Maud Montgomery
The Canterbury Tales The Boat Race Anne of Green Gables
Retold by Michael Lacey Freeman.
Illustrated by Simone Massoni. Mystery Retold by Michael Lacey Freeman.
Illustrated by Gaia Bordicchia.
Illustrated by Thomas Cambi.
Step back in time to experience the Which race between two English The bestselling novel by
adventures of a group of people universities is so famous to be known CanadianauthorLucy Maud
to Canterbury in this stunning simply as The Boat Race? Montgomery.
reconstruction of 14th Century
England. The teams are getting ready. The One day, in Canada, an eleven year
Oxford Cambridge Boat Race is only old girl, Anne, arrives at Green Gables.
In 1387, a group of people went to weeks away and Sams brother is on the She is going to live with Marilla and
Canterbury. On their way, they told team. But whats happening at the boat Matthew Cuthbert, who are brother
stories. The stories were exciting and house? Why are some people from the and sister. But Anne does not know
interesting. They helped the group to team ill? Was the fire at the boat house that Matthew and Marilla want a boy
enjoy their time travelling. But these an accident? Sam and his friends dont and not a girl.
stories do not only tell us about the past. think so, and they need to find out.
They are stories that anybody can read Syllabus
and enjoy today. And they are stories Syllabus Vocabulary areas
that can teach us many things, about Articles: a, an, the Home, School, Family, Nature, Colours,
love, about friendship, and about life. Nouns: singular and plural forms, com- Clothing.
mon irregular plural forms, countable Grammar and structures
Syllabus and uncountable, possessive s Simple Present: states and habits,
Grammar and structures Adjectives: simple adjectives Present Continuous: actions in
Simple Present: states and (attributive and predicative), possessive progress, Past Simple: finished actions,
adjectives, comparative and Future forms: Present, Continuous,
habits;Present Continuous: actions in
superlative adjectives going to, will, Can: ability, Could: ability,
progress; Past Simple: finished actions
Verbs: Present Simple, Present Must: obligation, Have to: necessity,
Future forms: Present Continuous,
Continuous, Future with Present Will: offers, predictions, Adjectives,
going to, will; Can: ability, permission Continuous, going to and will, Past Prepositions (place, time), Pronouns,
Could: ability, permission in the past Simple regular and irregular forms, Question Words, Relative Clauses,
Must: obligation; Have to: necessity Imperative, verb + infinitive, verb + -ing, There is/There are, Verbs + infinitive/
Will: offers, spontaneous decisions for infinitive of purpose, want someone to ing, When clauses
future, predictions do something, must/mustnt, have to/ In this Reader you will find:
had to, would and wouldnt like, need Information about Lucy Maud Mont-
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information about Geoffrey Chaucer | Information about Oxford and Cam- A section focusing on background
a section focusing on background and bridge | The story of the Oxford- and context |
context | a glossary of difficult words Cambridge Boat Race | Glossary of A glossary of difficult words | Com-
| comprehension activities | an exit test difficult words | Extension Activities prehension Activities | An exit test
Tags Tags Tags
Friendship | Stories Mystery | Fair Play Tags | Friendship | Emotions
A1 | Movers | Classic A1 | Movers | Original A1 | Movers | Classic
ISBN 978-85-807-6260-0 ISBN 978-85-807-6266-2 ISBN 978-85-807-6122-1
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Teen Readers
Mark Twain Charles Dickens Maureen Simpson
A Connecticut Yankee Oliver Twist In Search of a
in KingArthurs Court Retold by Sarah Gudgeon. Missing Friend
Retold by Jane Bowie. Illustrated by Maja Celija. Activities and Focus on by Sara Weiss.
Illustrated by Margherita Micheli. Illustrated by Andrea Goroni.
This novel tells the story of Hank Please, sir, can I have some more? This isnt going to stop us!
Morgan, the boss of a factory asks Oliver. Were definitely going to find Wills!
in late 19th century Connecticut,
who awakens to find himself Oliver Twist is a poor orphan boy. No one knows where Wills has gone
transported back in time toearly He hasnt got a mum or dad and he and his best friends, the twins Harry
medieval Englandat the time of the lives in a terrible place called the and Camilla are very worried. Last
legendaryKing Arthur. workhouse. One day, he makes the time they saw him, Wills was with the
master of the workhouse very angry Black Hand Gang and he looked
One day, while Hank Morgan is working, and his life changes forever... What extremely unhappy! Luckily, Wills has
a man attacks him and hits him on will happen next to Oliver? Where will left the twins lots of clues to follow
he go? Will he find a nice family to
the head. When Hank wakes up he is maybe theyll find him soon. You can
live with or will Fagin and his gang of
in sixth century England. He is at the solve the mystery, you can find Wills.
thieves make Oliver stay with them?
Court of King Arthur where he meets Youll discover his fantastic inventions
Read this exciting tale of life in 19th
the Knights of the Round Table and century England and find out! too!
Queen Guenever. Thanks to his superior
knowledge, Hank soon becomes the Syllabus Syllabus
Kings chief minister and plans to Vocabulary areas Vocabulary areas
modernise the country, but things do Family and friends, The home, Friends and enemies, family and
not always go according to plan Colours, Food community members, places,
Grammar and Structures problem solving, describing places
Syllabus Adjectives, Adverbs, Comparatives Grammar and structures
Grammar and Structures and Superlatives, Conjunctions, Can Present simple, Present continuous,
Verb tenses: Present Simple, Present for ability and requests / permission, Past simple, Question words,
Continuous, Past Simple, Past Determiners, Have got, Infinitive of Adjectives, Verb collocation
Continuous, Present Perfect, Past purpose, Must for obligation, Nouns,
Perfect, To be going to, Conditional. Prepositions (place, time), Pronouns,
Modal verbs: Can, could, have to, Question words, Relative clauses,
will. Conjunctions: and , but, then, There is / There are, Verb tenses;
because, when. Relative Pronouns: present simple, present continuous,
which, who, where, when, that, whose. past simple, Verb + infinitive / + ing,
When clauses, Would like
In this Reader you will find: In this Reader you will find:
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Tags Tags Tags
Fantasy | Legend | Adventure | Love Friendship and hate | Social Issues Friendship | Adventure
A1 | Movers | Classic A1 | Movers | Classic A1 | Movers | Original
ISBN 978-85-807-6084-2 ISBN 978-85-636-2371-3 ISBN 978-85-636-2368-3
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Teen Readers
Michael Lacey Freeman Angela Tomkinson Frances Hodgson Burnett
Egghead Enjoy New York Little Lord Fauntleroy
Illustrated by Zosia Dzierzawska Illustrated by Simone Massoni. Retold by Silvana Sardi.
Illustrated by Arianna Vairo.
NEW NEW NEW
A true story of bullying and Lets all go to the Big Apple! Come Enjoy reading about this little boy
friendship. with us on our A-Z journey to one of and discover if he stays true to
the most exciting and fun cities in the himself even with all the changes in
Hello! My name is Michael, and this world. his life.
is my secret diary. Well, its not really
a secret, because I want you to Lets all go to the Big Apple! Come In the mid-1880s, young Cedric Errol
read it. This is my story, but its also with us on our A-Z journey to one of lives with his mother in New York.
everybodys story. Look at the picture the most exciting and fun cities in the They are quite poor after the death of
on the front of this book. Thats me! world. Do you want to know whats the Cedrics father, but live a simple happy
Im going to school, and Im not very tallest building in New York? Or what life together. Then, one day, an English
happy about it. The other children New Yorkers like doing in their free lawyer comes to visit them. He has a
are not very kind to me. But Ive got a time? Would you like to learn about message from the Earl of Dorincourt,
very special friend who always helps the food people eat in New York ? Or Cedrics rich English grandfather that
me. Do you want to know more? Well, which famous people are from this will change Cedrics life forever. Will he
open the book and read it. I hope you city? You can discover the answers to be happy? Will he win the heart of his
enjoy it. these questions and learn much more old angry grandfather?
about the people, places and things
Syllabus in the city that never sleeps. Enjoy the Syllabus
Topics School, Family, Friendship, book! Enjoy New York! Verb tenses Past Simple vs Past
Emotions Continuous; Present Perfect Simple
Verbs Present Perfect Simple, Present Syllabus with ever, never, just, already, yet, for
Simple, Present - Continuous, Past Vocabulary areas Things to see and and since
Simple, Past Continuous, do in a city. Free time activities. History. Verb forms and patterns Negative
Future with Going to, Will for future Sport. Food. Shopping. Jobs. question forms; Negative imperatives;
reference, promises and predicitons. - Grammar and structures Present Short questions; Passive forms:
Can for ability and permission, Could simple, present progressive, past present simple and past simple; Verbs
for past ability, requests and sugges- simple , present perfect, future; will plus gerund, base form or infinitive
tions - Type One conditionals - Must/ and going to. Comparatives and
Have to for obligation, Should for superlatives, adjectives, prepositions,
suggestions - Common phrasal verbs adverbs. Infinitive of purpose,
Conjunctions: and, but, so. In this Reader you will find:
In this Reader you will find: In this Reader you will find: Information about Frances Hodgson
A section focusing on bullying | A sec- Glossary of difficult words | An audio Burnett | CLIL History July 4 - Ameri-
tion focusing on The London Zoo, The recording of the story | After reading can Independence | A section focusing
Natural History Museum, Hyde Park activities on films, cartoons and games about
Tags Tags Little Lord Fauntleroy
Friendship | School | Family | City Life | People | Places | Tags
Emotions | Bullying Things to do Classic literature | Love | Kindness
Stage 2 Pre-Intermediate | 800 headwords | Stage 2 Pre-Intermediate | 800 headwords | Stage 2 Pre-Intermediate | 800 headwords |
A2 | Flyers/Key | Original A2 | Movers | Non-fiction A2 | Flyers/Key | Classic
ISBN 978-85-807-6287-7 ISBN 978-85-807-6291-4 ISBN 978-85-807-6286-0
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Teen Readers
Liz Ferretti William Shakespeare Liz Ferretti
Adventure at The Tempest Dear diary
Haydon Point Retold by Silvana Sardi. A Collection of the
Illustrated by Cristina Spano.
Illustraded by Bianca Bagnarelli. Worlds Best Diaries
Illustrated by Francesca Capellini.
It was all so different from London. Dont worry, my child. Ive heard The most important thing is not to
The strangest thing was the light your words of love and Im happy for think very much about oneself.
that came into his room. It travelled you both Ferdinand, I only wanted Virginia Woolf
across his ceiling and then it went, to see if your love for my beautiful,
leaving his room dark. After a sweet daughter Miranda was true. In this book, you will find the diaries
few seconds it was back, then it of many different people. Here are
disappeared, again and again. Prospero lives on a strange island with writers, artists, musicians, and people
his daughter Miranda. One night, with with important stories to tell. Some are
One summer, city boy Sam stays with his magic powers, he makes a storm famous Anne Frank,
his uncle. Its all so different from to bring his brother and the King of George Orwell and Kurt Cobain
London! Theres a river and boats, and Naples to the island. They must pay for others you will meet for the first time.
a new friend, Rachel. But something what they did in the past. Ferdinand
strange happens... One day Sam and also arrives on the island and finds Syllabus
Rachel find a strange bird with a long a surprise. Read the play and see Grammar and structures
beak that looks like a spoon. It has thin how the island and Prosperos magic Present simple, Present continuous
fishing rope round its legs. It certainly change the lives of these people. (present actions), Present perfect
cant fly! And who are the two men in simple, Past Simple, Future with will.
black? Syllabus Verb forms and patterns: Affirmative,
Verb tenses, forms and patterns interrogative, negative,
Syllabus Present Simple - Present Continuous Infinitives (with and without to) after
Present Simple, Past Simple, Past - Past Simple - Past Continuous verbs and adjectives, Regular and
Continuous, Future with going to. - Present Perfect Simple with for, common irregular verbs, Passive
Subordinate clause following sure, since, already, yet - Future with will forms, Gerunds (verb + -ing) after
know, think, if, because Subordinate - Affirmative, interrogative, negative verbs and prepositions, Gerunds as
clause with if (zero and 1st condi- forms of tenses Imperatives - Passive subjects and objects
tionals) Location: to, on, inside, etc. forms: present simple and past simple
Direction: to, into, out of, from, etc. - Verbs plus gerund, base form or
Prepositional phrases: at the top of, in infinitive (like, would like, want)
front of, etc. Modal verbs Can, could - Must, have In this Reader you will find:
to, need - Should: advice Diary extracts from twenty writers
| Information about the life of each
In this Reader you will find: writer | Glossary of difficult words |
Information on staying safe at sea | In this Reader you will find: Comprehension and grammar activities
Comprehension and grammar activities Focus on | CLIL History | Glossary of | Preliminary-style activities | Final test
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Teen Readers
Angela Tomkinson Mark Twain Robert Louis Stevenson
Loving London The Adventures Treasure Island
Illustrated by Veronica Pozzi. ofTom Sawyer Retold by Silvana Sardi.
Adaptation and Activities Illustrated by Bombo.
by Janet Borsbey and Ruth Swan.
Illustrated by Alessandra Vitelli.
Who wants to go on a trip to Does a boy get a chance to Treasure Islandis an adventure novel,
London? You? Then join us on our whitewash a fence every day? narrating a tale of pirates and buried
A-Z journey through this ancient and gold. Treasure Island is an adventure
modern city. Meet Tom Sawyer, a boy with a good tale known for its atmosphere,
heart whos always in trouble with characters and action.
London is a city which is full of everyone: at home, in school and in
surprises and theres always something church. With his best friends, Joe, After Jim Hawkins finds a map in an old
to see and do in this exciting capital. If Ben and Huckleberry, Tom lives an sea chest, he starts an exciting adventure
you like art or nature, sport or culture, exciting outdoor life. But he begins which will take him to a far off island in
food or museums then this is the to grow up when pretty Becky search of treasure. He sets sail with his
place for you! So, what are you waiting Thatcher comes to town, and when friends, but they do not realise that many
for? Lets start our journey now and something terrible happens in this of the crew are pirates and their leader is
discover everything there is to know quiet town near the Mississippi. the cook, Long John Silver. The pirates are
about London! determined to find the treasure first at all
Syllabus costs! Enjoy reading about the adventures
Syllabus Nouns of Jim and his friends at sea and
Vocabulary areas Pronouns discover who finds the buried treasure.
Art, nature, museums, sport, culture Connectives
and traditions, food, people, transport Adjectives Syllabus
Notions and concepts Prepositions Vocabulary areas
Describing places, Describing events, Verbs Topics, Adventure, Betrayal, Loyalty,
Present Perfect Simple; Past Courage, Friendship
Talking about traditions, Describing
Continuous; Present Simple Passive; Grammar and structures
different means of transport, Making
will for future reference, promises Verb tenses: present, past, future, Modals,
suggestions, Likes and dislikes, Making an & predictions; would like for offers Question forms, Synonyms / antonyms,
itinerary, Describing typical things to eat & requests; need for necessity & Adjectives, comparative and superlative
Other obligation; could for ability; mustnt forms, Prepositions, Conjunctions,
Adverbs, Adjectives, Prepositions, for prohibition; have to for obligation Pronouns, Quantifiers, Verb patterns,
Comparatives and superlatives, Present
In this Reader you will find: Functions, Discuss plans, Ask for and
simple, Past simple, Present perfect Gerunds give information, Give instructions, Make
Information about Mark Twains life |
A section focusing on Schools in Tom suggestions, Agree / disagree
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Unusual informations | A glossary Mississippi River | Glossary of difficult Focus on | difficult words |
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activities activities | Final test CLIL activity
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Frances Hodgson Burnett Mary Flagan Maria Luisa Banfi
The Secret Garden The Egyptian A Faraway World
Retold by Jane Bowie.
Illustrated by Philip Giordano.
Souvenir Activities and Focus on by Angela
Tomkinson. Illustrated by LibellulArt.
Activities and Focus on by Sarah
Gudgeon. Illustrated by LibellulArt.
It is one of Burnetts most popular Im going to solve this mystery! I am British, just like you!
novels, considered to be a classic of Im tired, but before I turn out the
childrens literature. light, Im going to write down all the Marquat, born in Cardiff, but with
things Ill need for my investigation. Nigerian parents is an intelligent,
One day in India, nine-year old inquisitive boy but also sometimes
Mary wakes up and finds that she Sally wants to be a detective and her insecure and shy. He hopes to do
is completely alone. Back home in hobby is solving mysteries. But this well in life and works hard to achieve
England, she is sent to live with an time the mystery is really difficult! his dreams. One day, unfortunately,
uncle she has never met. His house is Read about Sallys adventures and he comes across racial prejudices
a strange, lonely place where she will enjoy! because of the colour of his skin.
gradually discover secret after secret However, just as he begins to think
in a new and magical world. Syllabus hes alone, he discovers the value
Vocabulary areas of friendship which will help him
Syllabus People, Personal feelings, School and overcome any problem.
Vocabulary areas Study, Travel
Clothing, Home and garden, Jobs, Functions and Notions Syllabus
Emotions, Games and toys, Family, Making predictions, talking about Vocabulary areas
Animals (im)probability and (im)possibility, Family, friends and ourselves.
Grammar and structures Expressing opinions, agreement and Occupations and the world of work.
Simple Present: states and habits, disagreement, Expressing degrees of School and education: including school
Present Continuous: actions in subjects. Daily routine. Notions and
certainty and doubt
progress, Past Simple: finished concepts: Ability, Actions and activities:
Grammar and Structures
actions, including routines and manner, Feelings,
Present tenses: simple, continuous
Past Continuous, Present Perfect, Obligation, Offers, Likes and dislikes,
Future forms: Present Continuous, and perfect, Past tenses: simple,
Predictions, Suggestions, Talking about
going to, will continuous,
future plans.
Types of clause Future tenses: going to, will, Grammar and Structures
Main clause, Subordinate clause Adjectives, Adverbs, Modals, Adverbs, Adjectives, Prepositions,
following sure, certain, know, think Prepositions, Question formation, Phrases with when, Comparatives and
Defining and non defining relative Verb patterns superlatives, Gerunds, Imperatives,
clauses Present simple, Future forms
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Glossary | Exit Test | Comprehension Focus on | Glossary | Comprehension sary | Test yourself | Comprehension
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Louisa May Alcott Anna Claudia Ramos Charles Dickens
Little Women Expedition Brazil David Copperfield
Retold by Silvana Sardi. Activities by Susanna Florissi. Retold by Alex Peet.
Illustrated by Jlia Sard. Illustrated by Victor Tavares. Illustrated by Felicita Sala.
The unmissable story of four sisters Niara, Yoshi and Gunnar are the lucky The story traces the life of David
whose father is fighting in the winners of a trip to Brazil. Follow Copperfield from childhood to
American Civil War. them while travelling around this maturity.
country.
Jo, Meg, Amy and Beth are the four March David Copperfield looks back on the first
sisters, all very different, but always there While making a documentary about twenty-five years of his life. He is only
for each other. With their father away in the country, they will visit the largest eight years old when his mother, a young
the American Civil War, they all have to city in South America, So Paulo, the pretty widow, remarries. Unfortunately
Mr Murdstone is not a good husband
work hard to help their mother. But theres unbelievable capital, Braslia, lovely Rio de
or father. David is sent away to school
time for fun and games too with their Janeiro, and two natural wonders of the
and only returns home when tragedy
friend, Laurie. Plays, a personal world, the wetlands of Pantanal and the strikes. Unloved and unwanted, he is
post-office, secret societies and even a bit great Amazon rainforest. Nothing could sent to work in a factory. But David is a
of romance all help to fill their days while ever prepare these three friends for the resourceful boy and determines to find
they grow up, hoping always for their new experiences they are about to have. a better life for himself.
fathers return.
Syllabus Syllabus
Syllabus Vocabulary areas Grammar and Structures
Verb tenses Present Simple: states, habits - Present simple: states, habits. Past
Present Continuous: future plans - Past Simple: finished time - Past simple: finished time. Past continuous:
Past Perfect Simple - Future with Continuous: actions in progress at a actions in progress at a specific time
going to and will specific time - in the past, interrupted in past, interrupted actions. Present
Verb forms and patterns actions - Present Perfect Simple: perfect simple: indefinite past, unfinished
Question tags - Verbs plus infinitive indefinite past, unfinished past - Past past. Past perfect: narrative. Futures:
- Verbs plus gerund - Phrasal verbs - will/shall, present continuous Verb
Perfect: narrative - Futures: will,
Conditional sentences: types 1 and 2 forms: Imperatives. Passives: present,
present continuous, going to; Verb
- Reported speech - Question words past simple. Gerunds: after verbs,
forms
- Active/Passive prepositions Conditionals: 1st conditional:
Modal verbs affirmative, negative Imperatives - Passives: present, past
simple, present perfect - -ing forms: possible present/future. 2nd conditional:
and interrogative forms Could, hypothetical present/future. Reported
Should, Might, Ought to, have to after verbs, prepositions
speech: statements, questions,
In this Reader you will find: commands
Information about Louisa Alcott | CLIL In this Reader you will find: In this Reader you will find:
History: The American Civil War | A a glossary of difficult words | Information about Charles Dickens |
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cinema, theatre, and on TV | Exit test focusing on context | An exit test activities
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Teen Readers
Anonymous Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Daniel Dafoe
Robin Hood A Study in Scarlet Robinson Crusoe
Adaptation and activities by Silvana Adaptation and activities by Elizabeth Retold by Silvana Sardi.
Sardi. Illustrated by Paola Chartroux. Ferretti. Illustrated by Riccardo Guasco. Illustrated by Matteo Berton.
NEW
The daring and handsome nobleman A Study in Scarlet is Sir Arthur Crusoes father wants him to be a
Robin Hood is forced to live as an Conan Doyles first story with good guy, but Crusoe wants nothing
outlaw in Sherwood Forest, after the Holmes and Watson. Come and walk more than to travel around the
evil Sheriff of Nottingham kills his the dark streets of London with the world. His first voyage is a disaster!
family and takes his land and money. great Mr Sherlock Holmes! Robinson survives but doesnt go
home and travels to Brazil. Then
The outlaw Robin becomes a hero, When Sherlock Holmes gets a letter
stealing from the rich to give to the poor. from the police, he and his new friend, At the age of eighteen, Robinson
Doctor Watson, have a difficult problem.
Will the wicked Sheriff of Nottingham Crusoe, a young Englishman, leaves
Who is the rich man in the empty
manage to capture Robin and his Merry his family to see the world. One night,
house? Why did he die? And, most
Men? Will Robin regain his land and be theres a terrible storm. His ship goes
important of all, will Holmes and Watson
able to offer Marian, his love, a real home? find the man who did it? Or will they be down and all his friends die. Robinson
too late? gets to an island. What will he do all by
Syllabus himself? How will he live? Will he ever
Grammar and Structures Syllabus see England again?
Verb Tenses: present /past simple, Nouns Plural - Possessive s
present /past continuous, present / Pronouns Indefinite: some-, no-, any-, Syllabus
past perfect (continuous), Question every- (body/thing); Subject and object Vocabulary areas
forms, Future tenses, Conditionals, Determiners Ordinal numbers: first Means of Transport; Nature; Animals;
Clauses with if, when, unless, as soon hundredth; Quantifiers some/any, more,; Travels
as , until, as long as, Modal verbs Distributives: another, other, each Grammar and structures
present, past, future, conditional, Adjectives Comparative: er/more + Simple Present: states and habits; Present
Verb patterns, Synonyms, Adjectives, adjectivethan, as.as; Superlative: the Continuous: actions in progress;
comparatives and superlatives, Too / est (in/of), most + adjective Past Simple: finished actions; Can: ability;
enough, Direct / indirect speech, Active Verb forms and tenses Negative Could: ability; Must: Obligations; Will:
/ passive, Functions: Express opinions, questions; Present Continuous; Present offers, predictions; Colour, size, shape,
Simple; Past Simple of listed irregular
Make suppositions, Make requests, quality, nationality; Demonstrative: this,
verbs; Common phrasal verbs with
Make suggestions, Agree /disagree, that, these, those; Prepositions: place, time
transparent meanings
Invite, Give information, Give directions, Adverbs Adverbs of frequency; Question
Apologise, Promise words
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Glossary | Exit Test | Comprehension | Focus On Sections | Appreciation | Focus On Sections | Appreciation
activities and Extension Activities and Extension Activities
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Jonathan Swift Sir Arthur Conan Doyle William Shakespeare
Gullivers Travels The Hound of Hamlet, Prince of
the Baskervilles
Retold by Janet Borsbey and Ruth
Swan. Illustrated by Simone Massoni. Adaptation and activities Denmark
by Janet Borsbey and Ruth Swan. Adaptation and activities by Silvana
Illustrated by Federico Volpini. Sardi. Illustrated by Ale Giorgini.
NEW
Jonathan Swifts best known Suddenly, in the darkness, there was There is nothing either good or bad,
full-length work, and a classic a terrible, low howl and it came from but thinking makes it so.
of English literature. the moor. The hound! cried Holmes. William Shakespeare,Hamlet
Gulliver is a doctor on a ship. He travels An old family document says that everyone After Hamlet sees his fathers ghost, he
from England to many places. He who lives at Baskerville Hall is in danger begins to act in a strange way. He now
meets little people and giants, he meets from a terrifying animal which lives on knows the terrible secret of his fathers
people from the past and horses who Dartmoor. When Sir Charles Baskerville death and must decide what to do. Many
can talk. He also encounters pirates people think hes become mad? Is it true?
dies in a mysterious way, his nephew, the
and terrible storms. Will he ever return Will he do what his fathers ghost asks?
young Sir Henry Baskerville, comes to live
home? Will he be happy in England? And what about love? Will he lose Ophelias
on Dartmoor. Is he in danger too? Is there love for him? Read the play and see how
Syllabus really a dangerous animal on the moor, or Hamlets life changes and how it changes
Articles: a, an, the. Nouns: countable did someone murder Sir Charles? the lives of the people around him.
and uncountable, plural, possessive.
Pronouns: subject and object, indefinite Syllabus Syllabus
Quantifiers: some/any, more. Articles: a, an, the. Nouns: countable Verb tenses, forms and patterns Present
Adjectives: possessive, opinion. and uncountable. Simple Present Continuous; Past Simple
Prepositions: place, time, movement, plural, possessive. Pronouns: subject and Past Continuous; Present Perfect Simple;
phrases, like object, indefinite. Quantifiers: some/any, Future with will and going to; Affirmative,
Verbs: tense, aspect, form: Present more. Adjectives: possessive, opinion. interrogative, negative forms of tenses;
Simple, Present Continuous, Past Simple Imperatives; Passive forms: present simple
Prepositions: place, time, movement. and past simple; Verbs with gerund, base
- regular and common irregulars, Futures Verbs: tense, aspect, form: Present form or infinitive; Common phrasal verbs
- going to, will, -ing forms after verbs and Simple, Present Continuous. Past Simple Modal verbs can, could; must, need, have
prepositions, can, must for obligation, - regular and common irregulars, -ing to; may should;
need for necessity, imperatives, have got, forms after verbs and prepositions. can, Types of clause Main clause; Coordinate
would like, common phrasal verbs, there must for obligation, need for necessity, clause; Subordinate clause following sure,
is/there are, know, think, hope etc + that think, know, if, where, when; because;
imperatives, have got, would like,
clause, like/dont like + ing. Adverbs: Defining relative clauses with who, where
common phrasal
frequency, manner.
Conjunctions: so, before, after, when
William Shakespeare and the
In this Reader you will find: In this Reader you will find: Elizabethan Theatre | Hamlet in the
Information about Jonathan Swifts information about Sir Arthur Conan 20th and 21st centuries | Glossary of
life | CLIL History: European Explora- Doyles life | A section focusing on difficult words | Comprehension and
tion | Glossary | Comprehension background and context | A glossary | extension activities including KEY
activities | Exit test comprehension activities | An exit test (KET) activities
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Jerome K. Jerome Robert Louis Stevenson Bram Stoker
Three Men The Strange Case of Dracula
in a Boat Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde Adaptation and activities
Retold by J. Borsbey and R. Swan.
Retold by Alex Peet. Illustrated by Valerio Vidali.
Illustrated by Alberto Macone
Illustrated by Riccardo Guasco.
Three Men in a Boat is a humorous The novellas impact is such that it Although Stoker did not invent the
book that will make you laugh while it has become a part of the language. vampire, he defined its modern form.
gives you a view of Victorian England
and the Thames. Jekyll is a famous London doctor, but When Jonathan Harker travels to
something unusual is happening in his Transylvania to meet Count Dracula, he
Three friends, George, Harris and J. house. Who is his strange young friend? soon realises that he has made a big
decide they need a holiday and plan to Why does Jekyll like him? And why does mistake. What is happening in the lonely
go on a trip on the river. J. tells the story no-one else like him? Stevensons dark castle? Where does Count Dracula go
of that two-week trip. He includes funny thriller is the story of one mans need to during the day? Why are there no mirrors?
stories from past trips and stories he has find himself in the dark, foggy London of
Bram Stokers classic story takes us, and
heard. He also gives us historical and Victorian times.
Count Dracula, from the Transylvanian
geographical information about the places
they pass or stay in. Syllabus castle to a small port on the east coast of
Nouns: abstract nouns, compound nouns, England. Then we move to London, in a
Syllabus noun phrases desperate fight to save people from the
Verb tenses Present Simple: states, Pronouns: relative: who, which, that new, the terrible, Un-dead.
processes (and verbs not used in the Adjectives: opinion, description,
continuous form) - Past Continuous: classification, participles as adjectives, Syllabus
parallel past actions, continuous actions predicative and attributive Nouns
interrupted by the Past Simple - Past Prepositions: place, time, movement, Pronouns
Simple vs Past Continuous - Future using phrases, like Connectives
Present Continuous, going to, will, shall, Verbs: tense, aspect, form: Present Perfect Adjectives
- Present Perfect Simple: recent past, Simple: indefinite past, Past Continuous: Prepositions
indefinite past with ever, never, unfinished background actions/narrative, Future Present Perfect Simple; Past Continuous;
past with for and since with going to, infinitives after verbs and Present Simple Passive; will for future
Verb forms and patterns lets - Passive adjectives, -ing forms after verbs and reference, promises & predictions; need
forms: Present Simple and Past Simple prepositions, Present Simple Passive, should for necessity & obligation; could for ability,
- Infinitives (with and without to) after for suggestions, have to and must for requests and suggestions; have to for
verbs and adjectives - Gerunds (verb + obligation, need for necessity/obligation obligation; common phrasal verbs
-ing) after prepositions and common verbs In this Reader you will find:
- Gerunds (verb + -ing) as subjects and Information about Bram Stokers life
objects - to + infinitive after what In this Reader you will find:
| Focus On sections: Communication
Information about Robert Louis Ste-
& Technology in Dracula, CLIL Natural
In this Reader you will find: vensons life | Focus On Jack the Rip-
per, Victorian London | Appreciation History: Bats | Glossary of difficult
Information about Jerome k. Jeromes
life | Focus on sections: Jeromes Life, and Extension Activities | Key (KET) words | Comprehension and extension
The Thames, Magna Carta Activities activities | Final test
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William Shakespeare Charles Dickens William Shakespeare
A Midsummer Great Expectations Romeo and Juliet
Nights Dream Retold by Janet Borsbey and Ruth Adaptation and activities by Janet
Adaptation and activities Swan. Illustrated by Caterina Baldi. Borsbey and Ruth Swan.
by Janet Borsbey and Ruth Swan. Illustrated by Giorgio Baroni.
Illustrated by Daniela Tieni.
Love looks not with the eyes, but with Great Expectations depicts the The most famous love story of all
the mind. growth and personal development of time.
an orphan named Pip.
Theseus of Athens is looking forward to The story of Romeo and Juliet is set in
his wedding to Hippolyta, Queen of Pip is born poor, but one day his life mediaeval Verona and follows Romeo,
the Amazons. But two other young mysteriously changes. He is sent to son of the house of Montague as he
couples are not so happy: Hermia wants London to learn to become a gentleman. falls in love with Juliet, daughter of
to marry Lysander, but her father doesnt But who is paying for his education? Who the rival house of Capulet. The story
is paying for his life in London? We follow moves quickly towards its conclusion
agree. Helena loves Demetrius, but
Pip as he grows up, falls in love and finally as bitter hate and ancient rivalry lead
he wants to marry Hermia. The King and
discovers the truth about himself. On the to tragedy.
Queen of the Fairies dont love each way, we meet...
other any more, so they start to play Syllabus
tricks on each other. They involve their Syllabus Nouns: abstract nouns, compound,
fairies, the lovers and a group of Athenian Nouns nouns, noun phrases. Pronouns: relative:
workmen who want to be actors. Its a Pronouns: relative: who, which, that. who, which, that. Adjectives: opinion,
very unusual Midsummer Night, perhaps Adjectives: opinion, description, description, classification, participles as,
its a dream. classification, participles as adjectives, adjectives, predicative and attributive
predicative and attributive. Prepositions: Prepositions: place, time, movement,
Syllabus place, time, movement, phrases, like. phrases, like. Verbs: TENSE, ASPECT,
Pronouns Verbs: tense, aspect, form: Present Perfect FORM: Present, Perfect Simple: indefinite
Relative Simple: indefinite past, Past. Continuous: past, Past Continuous: background,
Reciprocal background actions/narrative, Future actions/narrative, Future with going to,
Adverbs with going to, infinitives after verbs and infinitives after verbs and adjectives,
Connectives adjectives, -ing forms after verbs and -ing forms, after verbs and prepositions,
Modal verbs prepositions, Present and Past Simple Present and Past Simple Passive, shall
Verb forms and patterns Passive, shall for offers, should for for offers, should for suggestions, must
suggestions, must for obligation, need for for obligation, need for necessity/
Simple reported speech
necessity/obligation obligations. Types of Clause: defining
relative clause: who, where, zero and
In this Reader you will find: type-one conditionals
Information about Charles Di-
Information about William Shakespe-
ckens life | A section focusing on In this Reader you will find:
ares life | Focus On: The Elizabethan background and context | CLIL Information about Shakespeares life |
Theatre | Glossary of difficult words | History | Glossary | Comprehension Sections focusing on background and
Comprehension and extension activi- activities | KET-style activities | Exit context | Glossary | Comprehension ac-
ties | Final test test tivities | KET-style activities | Exit test
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Henri James Wilkie Collins Edith Wharton
The Portrait of a Lady The Woman in White The Age of Innocence
Adaptation and activities Adaptation and activities by Silvana Retold by Elizabeth Ferretti.
by Michael Lacey Freeman. Sardi. Illustrated by Victoria Semykina. Illustrated by Rodolfo Brocchini.
Illustrated by Lizzy Stewart.
NEW NEW
She had an immense curiosity about The Woman in White is the first Newland felt more and more
life, and was constantly staring and English sensation novel full of embarrassed. The men were all
wondering. mystery and dark secrets. staring into the box where May was
sitting between her mother and her
One sleepy summer, an American After meeting a strange woman one aunt, he didnt recognise the lady in
woman arrives in England, and wakes night in London, Walter Hartright begins the strange dress, and he didnt know
everybody up. Isabel Archer is an to realise that this mysterious woman is why everyone was so shocked to see
interesting woman. Everybody thinks connected, in some way, to his new life her.
at Limmeridge House and the woman
so. She is an independent woman.
he loves, Laura Fairlie. The story is told Newland Archer, heir to one of New
Everybody agrees. And she changes
through different characters, and soon York Citys best families, is planning
the lives of everyone she meets in we find Walter, Marian and Laura caught a proper marriage, a perfect product
England. But will England change her? up in a frightening world of crime, of New York society. One night he
madness and mistaken identity. Count meets Mays cousin, the Countess
Syllabus Fosco with Sir Percival Glyde, will do Ellen Olenska. This exotic and beautiful
Vocabulary areas Family, relationships, anything to get their hands on Lauras woman has returned to New York from
travel money and think up a terrible crime that Poland after a mysterious scandal.
Grammar and structures Present, Present could destroy her life forever. Newland becomes caught in a battle
Continuous, Past simple regular and between duty and mystery, between
irregular, Will, Going to. Present and past Syllabus tradition and the power of love.
perfect, modal verbs, Verb + infinitive, Verb Tenses Present Perfect Simple Past;
Verb + ing, first and second conditional, Perfect Simple; Verb Forms and Patterns; Syllabus
Comparatives/Superlatives make/let + infinitive; Verb + object + infinitive Present Continuous: future plans and
(e.g. I want you to help); Reported speech activities, present actions; Past Perfect
with say, ask, tell. Phrasal verbs; had better Simple: in reported speech and narrative;
Modal Verbs Can / could; may/ might; Complex sentences where the relations
should / ought to; must / have to; need / between clauses are uncomplicated;
neednt; used to
In this Reader you will find: Clauses Time clauses introduced by Defining relative clauses with which, that;
Information about Henry James life when, while, until, before, after; Clauses Reported speech/verbs/questions past
| Focus On Sections: The Portrait of purpose; First conditional; Second tense reporting verbs; 2nd conditional: if +
of a Lady an analysis | The year conditional; Clauses of concession past, would(nt); 2nd conditional wish.
1881, Cities in the 1800s | Glossary In this Reader you will find: In this Reader you will find:
of difficult words | Appreciation and A short biography of the author, A short biography of the author,
Extension Activities | Cambridge Edith Wharton | Edith Wharton |
(PET) Activities Culture and society in 1870s New Culture and society in 1870s New
Tags York | Final test York | Final test
Classic literature | Relationships | Tags Tags
Family | Travel | Love Love | Culture and Society Love | Culture and Society
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B1 | Preliminary | Classic B1 | Preliminary | Classic B1 | Preliminary | Classic
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YOUNG ADULT READERS
Jane Austen Charlotte Bront William Shakespeare
Sense and Sensibility Jane Eyre Macbeth
Adaptation and activities by Retold by Liz Ferretti. Adaptation and activities
Elizabeth Ferretti. Illustrated by Rodolfo Brocchini. by Janet Borsbey and Ruth Swan.
Illustrated by Barbara Baldi Bargiggia. Illustrated by Simone Rea.
The philosophical resolution of the Jane Eyre was an immediate Theres daggers in mens smiles
novel is ambiguous: the reader must bestseller, and most critics liked it. (Act II, Sc. III)
decide whether sense and sensibility One reviewer wrote: It is one of the
have truly merged. most powerful domestic romances Scotland in the 11th century. Macbeth is
which have been published for many a brave general, loyal to King Duncan
Elinor is careful but Marianne is not. years. and to Scotland. Until, that is, he
They both meet the man of their dreams, meets three evil witches after a battle
but will they find true happiness? Sense Jane Eyre is an orphan, and all alone against King Duncans enemies. They
tell him that one day he, Macbeth,
and Sensibility is Jane Austens classic in the world. But she is no ordinary
will be King of Scotland. This is the
story of two sisters who have a lot to young woman; despite her lonely and
beginning of a story of ambition and
learn about love. unhappy childhood, she is determined evil, involving him and his calculating
to succeed at a time when women had wife, Lady Macbeth. What follows
Syllabus little freedom. When she meets the leads them to terrible violence, murder,
Pronouns enigmatic Mr Rochester, however, her madness and destruction.
Adjectives independent spirit is put to the test.
Comparative and superlative forms Will Jane ever find the happiness she Syllabus
Adverbs desires so much? Nouns: complex noun phrases.
Connectives Verbs: Present Perfect Simple: unfi
Verb tenses Syllabus nished past with for and since,
Verb forms and patterns Verb tenses: Present Continuous: future recent past with just, Past Perfect
Conditional sentences plans and activities, present actions. Simple, reported speech, should for
Types of clause: Defining relative clauses Past Perfect Simple: in reported speech obligation, would for hypothesis and
with which, that, zero pronoun and narrative. Modal verbs: cant: polite requests, must for deduction,
Time clauses introduced by when, while, logical necessity. could: ability (was may for possibility.
until, before, after, as soon as able to/managed to), possibility, polite Types of Clause: type-two
Clauses of purpose: (in order) to requests; may/can/could: permission; conditionals, conditionals with unless,
clauses with although, clauses with
(infinitive of purpose) might (present and future reference):
so... that, time clauses with as soon as,
possibility, permission; must: logical
until, before and after
necessity and obligation
Background information about this In this Reader you will find: Focus on | PET-style activities |
novel | A short biography of Jane A short biography of Charlotte Glossary of difficult words | Exit Test |
Austen | Glossary of difficult words | Bront | Glossary | Comprehension activities |
Comprehension activities | Prelimina- Comprehension activities | PET-style A section focussing on CLIL Physical
ry-style activities | Exit test activities | Exit test Geography
Tags Tags Tags
Love | Society Love | Society Ambition | Power
STAGE 3 Intermediate | 1000 STAGE 3 Intermediate | 1000 STAGE 3 Intermediate | 1000

headwords | B1 | Preliminary | Classic headwords | B1 | Preliminary | Classic headwords | B1 | Preliminary | Classic
ISBN 978-85-807-6115-3 ISBN 978-85-807-6088-0 ISBN 978-85-807-6036-1
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YOUNG ADULT READERS
Oscar Wilde Jane Austen Herman Melville
The Picture of Pride and Prejudice Moby Dick
Dorian Gray Adaptation and activities
Adaptation and activities by Sara Weiss.
Illustrated by Arianna Vairo.
Retold and activities by Jane Bowie. Illustrated by Giovanni Da Re.
Illustrated by Antonio van der Zee.
A good portrait is a portrait of the Everybody knows that it is true that One of the most widely-read books
artist, not the sitter. I am afraid I show any rich, single man must definitely worldwide. Moby Dick is the saga
my soul in this painting. want a wife. of Captain Ahab and his continuous
pursuit of Moby Dick, the great white
Dorian is visiting his friend, the kind and Mrs Bennet has five daughters and whale who maimed him during their
gentle painter Basil Hallward, when he they are all unmarried. When rich, last encounter.
meets Lord Henry Wotton. Entertaining single Mr Bingley comes to live in the
and cynical, Lord Henry introduces area, she is sure that he will be the Ismael, a young sailor, tells this classic
Dorian to the idea of a world where the perfect husband for Jane, the eldest American tale of the gigantic white whale
only value is beauty, and everything Miss Bennet. Then proud Mr Darcy and his obsessed hunter, Captain Ahab.
must serve this ideal. But how can comes to stay with Bingley. Will any Start your journey across the seas in
Dorian survive ageing and ugliness? In of the Bennet daughters be good famous whaling town of New Bedford,
front of his beautiful portrait, painted by enough for him? Lively, intelligent Massechusetts, and sail to unknown
Hallward, Dorian makes a terrible wish. Elizabeth Bennet doesnt think so. lands on the whaling ship Pequod. Meet
She dislikes Mr Darcy immediately. Queequeg, the strange cannibal who
Syllabus She prefers handsome soldier George teaches Ismael what a true friend is;
Present Simple + Passive, Present Wickham, but is he all he seems? First Mate Starbuck, who shows us the
Continuous, Past Simple + Passive, Past meaning of loyalty and hardwork, and all
Continuous, Present Perfect, Verb + ing, Syllabus of the ships incredible sailing crew.
Ask someone to + inf, Make someone + Nouns: complex noun phrases.
base form of verb, To look + adj, To look Verbs: present perfect simple: Syllabus
like + noun, To be like + noun, Imperatives unfinished past with for and since, Verbs: Present Perfect Simple and Continu-
(+ negative), Can for ability and recent past with just, Past Perfect ous - Past Perfect Simple and Continuous
permission, Could for requests and ability,
Simple, reported speech, used to, - Participle phrases - A variety of phrasal
Must for obligation and logical deduction
should for obligation, would for verbs - Complex passive forms - Modal
Will for future prediction and decisions
made at time of speaking, 0 conditional, hypothesis and polite requests, must verbsall types - Reporting verbs: explain,
1 conditional, There is/are (+ past forms), for deduction, may for possibility insist, reply, shout, answer, cry out, yell
Adjectives + comparatives + superlatives, Other: Connectives: although, though, even
Adverbs though, despite, in spite of, however - Time
sequence - Discourse markers inversion
In this Reader you will find: Information about Jane Austens life
Information about Oscar Wildes life | | Sections focusing on background In this Reader you will find:
Sections focusing on background and and context | Glossary | Comprehen- Pre-reading activities | Comprehen-
context | Glossary | Comprehension sion activities | PET-style activities | sion Activites | First Certificate Exa-
activities | PET-style activities | Exit test Exit test mination Preparation exercises
Tags Tags Tags
Fantasy Love Friendship Adventure
STAGE 3 Intermediate | 1000 headwords | STAGE 3 Intermediate | 1000 headwords | STAGE 4 Upper Intermediate | 1800
B1 | Preliminary | Classic B1 | Preliminary | Classic headwords | B2 | Advanced | Classic
ISBN 978-85-636-2382-9 ISBN 978-85-636-2375-1 ISBN ISBN 978-85-807-6277-8
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YOUNG ADULT READERS
E. A. Poe Emily Bront Henry James
Stories of Mystery Wuthering Heights The Turn of the Screw
and Suspense Adaptation and activities by Adaptation and activities
Adaptation and activities Elizabeth Ferretti. by Janet Borsbey and Ruth Swan.
by Janet Borsbey and Ruth Swan. Illustrated by Gianluca Fol. Illustrated by Rodolfo Brocchini.
Illustrated by Simone Rea.
Those who dream by day are In Wuthering Heights, Emily Bront Are there ghosts at Bly, or is the
cognizant of many things which shows us the destructive power of governess going mad?
escape those who dream only by hatred and revenge, but she also
night. explores love in its many forms and, A young woman starts her first job as
in the end, her story is about hope. a governess in charge of two young
In this reader you will find nine of Edgar orphans, Miles and Flora, at a country
Allan Poes most famous stories of Cathys life is changed forever when house called Bly. The children are
mystery and suspense. They range from her father brings home an abandoned beautiful and well-behaved, but are
Gothic historical stories such as The child he names Heathcliff. As Cathy they too good to be true? When the
Pit and the Pendulum, through to
and Heathcliff grow up, their love for governess starts to experience strange
detective fiction like The Murders in the
each other is as wild as the moors. visions, she suspects that the children
Rue Morgue and an early science fiction
tale - A Descent into the Maelstrm. But, can love overcome jealousy? Can are hiding a terrible secret.
Ghostly mysteries such as Ligeia and The forgiveness enter hearts filled with
Fall of the House of Usher are also pain and suffering? Syllabus
in the collection along with Poes Verbs: Present perfect, Past perfect,
masterpiece study of madness The Tell- Syllabus Future tenses including, future perfect,
Tale Heart. Verbs: Present perfect, Past perfect, Irregular verbs: would for, willingness/
Question forming and question refusal, Third conditional, If clauses (in
Syllabus words, Irregular verbs, would for zero conditional), Used to and would,
Verbs: tenses with This is the first , willingness/refusal, Third conditional, Phrasal verbs, Passive forms, Infinitive
Present Perfect Continuous, If clauses (in zero conditional), Used constructions. Conjunctions: as
Past Perfect Continuous, perfect soon as, but, however, and, because.
to and would, Phrasal verbs, Passive
infinitives, Future Perfect Determiners: whichever, whatever,
forms, Infinitive constructions
Types of Clause: type-three conditionals, whoever etc, either, neither, none,
mixed conditionals, relative: Modal Verbs: Will, Might, May, Shall, both, little, some, enough, every, most,
embedded, defining Could, Should time phrases. Sentence types: Relative
Modal Verbs: might, may clauses: embedded, defining. Modal
In this Reader you will find: Verbs: Will, Might, May, Shall, Could,
Information about Edgar Allan Poes Should
life | Focus On sections: Themes &
Symbols, CLIL Meteorology, In this Reader you will find:
Great Detectives in Fiction | Glossary In this Reader you will find: Information about Henry Jamess life
of difficult words | Comprehension Focus on | FCE-style activities | | Sections focusing on background
and extension activities | Final test Glossary | Exit Test | and context | Glossary | Comprehen-
| First (FCE) Activities in British Comprehension activities sion activities | FCE-style activities |
English Tags Exit test
Tags Love and Hatred | Jealousy and Tags
Classic literature | Mystery | Suspense Revenge Ghost story
STAGE 4 Upper Intermediate | 1800 STAGE 4 Upper Intermediate | 1800 STAGE 4 Upper Intermediate | 1800
headwords | B2 | FCE | Classic headwords | B2 | FCE | Classic headwords | B2 | FCE | Classic
ISBN 978-85-807-6114-6 ISBN 978-85-807-6035-4 ISBN 978-85-636-2378-2
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YOUNG ADULT READERS
Mary Shelley William Makepeace Thackeray Francis Scott Fitzgerald
Frankenstein Vanity Fair A Novel The Great Gatsby
Adaptation and activities by without a Hero Adaptation and activities by Richard
Elizabeth Ferretti. Retold by Michael L. Freeman. J. Larkhman. Illustrated by Rodolfo
Illustrated by Rodolfo Brocchini. Illustrated by Gloria Pizzilli. Brocchini.
After many more days and nights of Our story begins just outside Miss Scott Fitzgeralds third novel was
study, I discovered exactly how life Pinkertons Academy for Young Ladies published in 1925 and has justifiably
was created. With this knowledge I at Chiswick Mall in London. A large become a 20th century literary
became the first man in history to family carriage is waiting for two young classic.
have the power to create life from ladies, Amelia Sedley and Becky Sharp.
death. Gatsby? asked Daisy urgently. What
Vanity Fair was written 200 years Gatsby? Could it be the same young
Victor Frankenstein is a young, ago, but it is a thoroughly modern army lieutenant whom Daisy Fay
ambitious scientist who wants to story that provides us with universal met five years ago and who owns
make a better world, but does not truths about what it means to be a sumptuous house on Long Island,
understand the consequences of his human, in all its splendour and with where New York society enjoys the best
parties on offer? Is it just coincidence
work. Victor makes great advances all its imperfections. It is a story full of
that Gatsby lives across the bay from
in the study of medicine and biology memorable characters who accompany
Daisy now married to wealthy polo-
and creates a new species of human you on a fascinating journey through the player Tom Buchanan? Midwesterner
being one that is so terrifying it is first part of the nineteenth century. Nick Carraway is drawn into the dark
known simply as the monster. In this world of Gatsbys past and present
fantastic adventure story, Victor and Syllabus a world of hidden frustrations and
the monster fight an epic battle of Verbs: Past Simple - Past Continuous - superficial relationships which perfectly
courage and endurance. Present Perfect Simple and Continuous illustrates the careless and confused
- Past Perfect Simple and Continuous - nature of Americas Jazz Age.
Syllabus Future will and going to - Phrasal verbs
Verbs: Tenses with This is the first, Modal verbs: Could/could have (past Syllabus
Present Perfect ability) - Should/should have - Will/shall Verbs: Present perfect simple and
Continuous, Past Perfect Continuous, - Would/would have (habitual action/ continuous, Past perfect simple and
perfect future in the past) - Might/might have continuous with time clause by, Future
infinitives, Future Perfect, a wide (future/present/past possibility) - Must/ tenses, Phrasal verbs. Modal verbs: Could/
variety of phrasal, verbs, complex must have (obligation/past deduction) could have (probability/past ability),
passive, forms, wish/if only, Types of - Must not (prohibition) - Need not Should, Will, Would/would have (future in
Clause: type-three conditionals (necessity) the past), Might/might have (present/past
In this Reader you will find: In this Reader you will find: possibility), Must/must have (present/past
Information about Mary Shelleys life Focus on sections: W. M. Thackeray, deduction),Must not (prohibition)
| Sections focusing on background The Books Title, The Serial Novel, In this Reader you will find:
and context | Glossary | Comprehen- Waterloo | Glossary of difficult words Focus on | CAE-style activities | Glos-
sion activities | FCE-style activities | | Comprehension and extension sary | Test yourself | Comprehension
Exit test activities activities
Tags Tags Tags
Science Fiction | Fantasy/Horror Love | Jealousy | Family Love | Society
STAGE 4 Upper Intermediate | 1800 STAGE 5 Advanced | 2500 STAGE 5 Advanced | 2500
headwords | B2 | FCE | Classic headwords | C1 | CAE | Classic headwords | C1 | CAE | Classic
ISBN 978-85-636-2387-4 ISBN 978-85-807-6284-6 ISBN 978-85-807-6037-8
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Young Readers Frances Hodgson Burnett The Secret
Stage 1 Garden
Oscar Wilde Anonymous Aladdin and the Magic Mary Flagan The Egyptian Souvenir
Lamp
The importance of Dominque Guillemant Hooray for the
Maria Luisa Banfi A Faraway World
Liz Ferretti Adventure at Haydon
holidays! Island
Being Earnest Jane Cadwallader Granny Fixit and William Shakespeare The Tempest
Introduction, notes and activities by the Yellow Michael Lacey Freeman Egghead
String Angela Tomkinson Enjoy New York
Janet Borsbey and Ruth Swan.
Dominique Guillemant Sophies Frances Hodgson Burnett Little Lord
Dream Fauntleroy
Jane Cadwallader Granny Fixit and Stage 3
the Ball Anna Claudia Ramos Expedition Brazil
Jane Cadwallader Granny Fixit and the Jack London The Call of the Wild
Pirate Charles Dickens David Copperfield
Jane Cadwallader Granny Fixit and Anonymous Robin Hood
the Monkey Maureen Simpson Destination Karminia
Stage 2 Mary Flagan Vals Diary
Jane Cadwallader PB3 and the Louisa May Alcott Little Women
Helping Hands
LymanFrank Baum YOUNG ADULT READERS
The WonderfulWizardof Oz STAGE 1
Jane Cadwallader PB3 and Coco Jonathan Swift Gullivers Travels
the Clown Sir Arthur Conan Doyle The Hound of
Jane Cadwallader PB3 and the the Baskervilles
Vegetables Daniel Dafoe Robinson Crusoe
Jane Cadwallader PB3 and the Jacket Sir Arthur Conan Doyle A Study in
Jane Cadwallader PB3 Recycles Scarlet
STAGE 2
Oscar Wilde The Selfish Giant R. L. Stevenson The Strange Case of
Stage 3 Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
Jane Cadwallader Uncle Jack and the Bram Stoker Dracula
Amazon Rainforest W. ShakespeareA Midsummer Nights
Jack London White Fang Dream
Jane Cadwallader Uncle Jack and the Charles Dickens Great Expectations
The truth is rarely pure and never Meerkats William Shakespeare Romeo and
simple. J. M. Barrie Peter Pan Juliet
Oscar Wilde Jerome K. Jerome Three Men in a Boat
Jane Cadwallader Uncle Jack and the William Shakespeare Hamlet, Prince of
Bakonzi Tree Denmark
One of Oscar Wildes funniest plays, Jane Cadwallader Uncle Jack and the STAGE 3
The Importance of Being Earnest was Emperor Penguins Jane Austen Sense and Sensibility
described by the dramatist as being Stage 4 Charlotte Bront Jane Eyre
a trivial comedy for serious people. Jane Cadwallader Harry and the William Shakespeare Macbeth
The satire is biting, as Wilde uses Egyptian Tomb Oscar Wilde The Picture of Dorian Gray
Oscar Wilde TheCanterville Ghost Jane Austen Pride and Prejudice
wit and humour to expose some of Edith Wharton The Age of Innocence
the trivialities and inconsistencies of Jane Cadwallader Harry and the sports Henri James The Portrait of a Lady
Victorian society. competition Wilkie Collins The Woman in White
Rudyard Kipling The Jungle Book STAGE 4
Paloma Bellini The Secret Passage Charles and Mary Lamb Tales from
Lewis Carroll Alice in Wonderland Shakespeare
Jane Cadwallader Harry and an Charles Dickens A tale of two cities
Electrical Problem Alexander Hope The Prisoner of Zenda
Jane Cadwallader Harry and the E. A. PoeStories of Mystery and
Suspense
Crown James Joyce Dubliners
Anonymous Robin Hood Emily Bront Wuthering Heights
Mark Twain The Prince and the Pauper Henry James The Turn of the Screw
Mary Shelley Frankenstein
Teen Readers Hermann Melville Moby Dick
STAGE 5
Stage 1 Virginia Woolf Mrs Dalloway
Geoffrey Chaucer Canterbury Tales Francis Scott Fitzgerald The Great Gatsby
R. Swan & J. Borsbey The Boat Race STAGE 6
Mystery Oscar Wilde The importance of Being
In this Reader you will find: Lucy Maud Montgomery Anne of Earnest
Information about Oscar Wildes Green Gables J. Borsbey & R. Swan, Editors
Mark Twain A Connecticut Yankeein A Collection of First
life | An introduction focusing World War Poetry
on background and context | King Arthurs Court
Joseph Conrad Heart of Darkness
Background pages on critical rea- Charles Dickens Oliver Twist William Makepeace Thackeray Vanity Fair
dings and themes | Maureen Simpson In Search of a A Novel without a Hero
Missing Friend
Notes on the text | Appreciation and
Angela Tomkinson Great Friends! YOUNG ADULT READERS | LIGHT
Extension Activities
Edith Nesbit The Railway Children
Tags Eleano H. Porter Pollyanna Edgar Allan Poe Gordon Pym
Classic literature | Humour | Satire Natsume Soseki Botchan
Stage 2
Liz Ferretti Dear diary
STAGE 6 Proficiency | Unabridged Angela Tomkinson Loving London
Texts | C2 | CPE | Classic Mark Twain The Adventures of
Tom Sawyer
Audio CD | 14,8x21 cm, 112 pages |
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Word count 20737
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DEUTSCH LEKTREN
Jane Cadwallader E.T.A. Hoffmann Theodor Fontane

PB3 und das Gemse Der Sandmann Effi Briest
Illustrationen von Gustavo Mazali. Didaktische Bearbeitung, bungen, Didaktische Bearbeitung, bungen,
Dossiers: Bettina Kantelhardt. Dossiers: Barbara Sauser.
Video Multi-ROM Illustrationen von Alistar. Illustrationen von Katiuscya Dimartino.
Ein Auerirdischer, sein Roboter Ein Klassiker der Deutschen Ein Meisterwerk des Deutschen
Petra und Alex erleben zusammen Romantik, reich an berraschungen! Realismus, von Theodor Fontane!
ein Abenteuer.
Wir schreiben das frhe 19. Jahrhundert. Effi Briest ist fast noch ein Kind, als
Ein geheimnisvoller Besucher, der nichts sie mit Baron Geert von Innstetten
PB3 und sein Roboter Petra besuchen
als Unglck und Trauer zu bringen verheiratet wird. Die Siebzehnjhrige
den Jungen Alex. Whrend Alex Obst scheint, dringt in das harmonische zieht mit ihm in eine Kleinstadt an der
und Gemse fr sie kauft, warten Leben einer brgerlichen Familie ein. Ostsee. Doch Innstetten kmmert sich
die beiden in einer Kiste. Doch da Pltzlich verndert sich alles. In der viel zu wenig um seine junge Ehefrau,
kommen zwei Mnner und nehmen die Erzhlung Der Sandmann von E.T.A. die sich fern von Familie und
Kiste mit! Sie bringen sie zu Tim, dem Hoffmann, einem der berhmtesten Freundinnen langweilt. Als sie ihn und
bsen Jungen aus der Schule... Romantiker Deutschlands, geht es um den lebenslustigen Major Crampas bei
die Nachtseiten in unserem Leben, um den morgendlichen Ausritten begleiten
Syllabus unheimliche Ereignisse, die Nathanael, darf, ist Effi deshalb glcklich. Bis tief
dem Protagonisten der Geschichte, in den Herbst setzen Effi und Crampas
Wortschatz zustoen. Was ist Fantasie, was ihre Ausflge zu Pferd fort. Jahre
Obst und Gemse, Farben, Wetter Realitt? Hat sich vielleicht alles nur in spter, das Paar lebt lngst in Berlin,
Grammatik und Strukturen seinem Kopf abgespielt? macht Innstetten eine ble Entdeckung,
Prsens die groe Folgen haben wird
Imperativ Syllabus
Possessivpronomen: mein, dein, sein Grammatik: Zeitformen (Prsens, Syllabus
Fragepronomen: was, warum, wohin Imperfekt, Perfekt, Futur Grammatik: das Verb: Prsens,
Konjunktionen: aber, dass, und I),Deklination, Nebenstze (temporal, Perfekt, Prteritum, Modalverben,
konditional, kausal, final, konsekutiv), Passiv, Imperativ, Verben mit festen
rtliche Prpositionen
Adverbien, Konjunktionen, Prpositionen, Reflexivverben
Negativform Modalverben, Modalpartikeln, die Nomengruppe: Adjektive
Modaladverbien, Negation (nicht, und Substantive im Nominativ,
kein, nie, nichts), Artikelwrter, Dativ und Akkusativ, Steigerung
Prpositionen, Pronomen, Passiv, des Adjektivs, Artikelwrter/
reflexive Verben, Relativpronomen, Pronomen: Interrogativpronomen,
Relativstze Fragepronomen, Possessivartikel,
Personalpronomen im Nominativ,
Originaltext mit Erklrung schwieriger Akkusativ und Dativ
Wrter als Funoten | bungen
Mit Spielen und Sprachbungen | zu Leseverstndnis, Wortschatz Vereinfachter und gekrzter
und Grammatik | bungen zur Text mit Erklrung schwieriger
Audioaufnahme der Geschichte und
Prfungsvorbereitung Zertifikat Wrter in Funoten | bungen zur
des Lieds | Bildwrterbuch Deutsch fr Jugendliche - ZD J | Prfungsvorbereitung Start Deutsch 2
Themen: Abschlusstest | Abschlusstest
Freundschaft | Abenteuer | Human Themen: Familie | Wissenschaft | Themen: Liebe und Freundschaft |
Interest Freundschaft | Krankheit Reisen und Abenteuer
Stufe 3 (Zertifikat Deutsch fr

Stufe 2 A1 | Originaltext Jugendliche - ZD J) | B1 | Klassiker Stufe 2 (Start 2) | A2 | Klassiker
Video Multi-Rom | 14,8x21 cm, 32 Seiten | Mit CD audio | 14,8x21 cm, 96 Seiten | Mit CD audio | 14,8x21 cm, 64 Seiten |
ISBN 978-88-536-1481-0 ISBN 978-88-536-0786-7 ISBN 978-88-536-0792-8
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Erste Lektren
Stufe 1
Dominique Guillemant - Hurra, Ferien!
Jane Cadwallader - Oma Fix Und Das Gelbe Band
Stufe 2
Jane Cadwallader - Pb3 Und Das Gemse
Stufe 3
Jane Cadwallader - Onkel Karl Und Die Erdmnnchen
Junge Lektren
Stufe 1
Johanna Spyri Heidi
Gottfried August Brger - Baron Von Mnchhausen
Und Seine Wundersamen Geschichten
Brder Grim - Frau Holle Und Andere Mrchen
Stufe 2
E.T.A. Hoffmann - Nussknacker Und Mauseknig
Anonym Didaktische Bearbeitung - Das Nibelungenlied
Friedrich Schiller Wilhelm Tell
Maureen Simpson - Tim Und Claudia Auf Der Suche
Nach Ihrem Freund
B. Bruneti - So Nah, So Fern
Anomym - Till Eulenspiegel
Mary Flagan - Das Altgyptische Souvenir
Stufe 3
E.T.A. Hoffmann - Der Sandmann
Maureen Simpson - Ziel Karminia
Erwachsene Lektren
Stufe 1
Emanuel Schikaneder - Die Zauberflote
Stufe 2
Joseph Roth - Die Kapuzinergruft
Anselm Von Feuerbach - Kaspar Hauser
Theodor Fontane - Effi Briest
Joseph Von Eichendorff - Aus Dem Leben Eines
Taugenichts
Stufe 3
Friedrich Schiller - Die Ruber
Georg Bchner - Woyzeck
Franz Kafka - Die Verwandlung
Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe - Die Leiden Des
Jungen Werthers
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ESPAOL LECTURAS
Miguel de Cervantes Johnston McCulley Miguel de Cervantes

La gitanilla El Zorro Don Quijote de la Mancha
Reduccin lingstica, actividades y Riduccon lingstica, actividades y
Reduccin lingstica, actividades y reportajes de Rosanna Mondino - reportajes de David Tarradas Agea.
reportajes de Raquel Garca Prieto. Ilustraciones de Silvia Bonanni. Ilustraciones de Valerio Vidali.
Ilustraciones de Paola Chartroux.
Multi-ROM
La novela trata a cerca de la historia Dos jvenes, Don Diego Vega de Una de las obras ms destacadas de
de amor de un joven caballero, California y Don Manuel Escalante de laliteratura espaola y la literatura
Don Juan, y una hermosa gitana, Toledo, se conocen en la Universidad de universal.
Preciosa. Barcelona donde entablan una sincera
amistad. Nadie los entiende cuando Don Quijote es un hidalgo manchego
comunican entre ellos con su lenguaje que ha perdido la razn de tanto leer
Preciosa, una joven gitana hermosa, mudo! libros de caballeras y, confundiendo
muy juiciosa y con un encanto la realidad con sus fantasas
especial para el cante y el baile decide En California, aos ms tarde, un quimricas, sale de su aldea en busca
poner a prueba a su enamorado. misterioso caballero enmascarado de aventuras similares a las que ha
El mancebo, que es rico, tiene que llamado Zorro lucha con su espada contra ledo, acompaado de su fiel escudero
hacerse pobre y pasar dos aos con las injusticia. Viste de negro y adems Sancho Panza.
los gitanos si quiere casarse con ella. de sus burlas, sus enemigos reciben su
Lo conseguir? Tanto a Preciosa marca, una Z diseada por su espada. Slabo
Nadie conoce su verdadera identidad. Contenidos gramaticales: Los verbos
como a su enamorado les esperran Algo hay en comn entre los dos amigos ser y estar, Presente de indicativo,
muchas sorpresas! y el personaje misterioso. Lo descubrirs Los tiempos del pasado (pretrito
leyendo estas aventuras de El Zorro. indefinido e imperfecto), Futuro
Slabo imperfecto, Condiciona, Presente de
Contenidos gramaticales: Slabo subjuntivo, Imperfecto de subjuntivo,
Presente de indicativo (verbos Contenidos gramaticales: Adjetivos Imperativo afirmativo y negativo, Los
regulares e irregulares) Pretrito calificativos, posesivos y demostrativos, adjectivos y pronombres indefinidos, Los
Perfecto Simple, Pretrito Pronombres personales de sujeto, conectores del discurso (conjunciones)
CD y CI, Pronombres posesivos, Destrezas: Describir personas y
Indefinido, Pretrito Imperfecto,
demostrativos, indefinidos, relativos lugares, Expresar opiniones, Expresar
Adjetivos y pronombres posesivos e interrogativos, Comparativo y probabilidades, Hacer suposiciones, El
y demostrativos, El Futuro con la superlativo, Preposiciones, POR y PARA, Contar experiencias pasadas, Hablar de
perfrasis ir a + infinitivo, Los verbos Adverbios, Presente de indicativo, intenciones futuras, Narrar un evento que
ser/estar, Imperativo, Verbos reflexivos, Verbos ha sucedido, Inventar una historia,
Las preposiciones, Marcadores irregulares, Verbos ESTAR y SER,
temporales Pretrito perfecto, Futuro simple,
Pretrito imperfecto, Pretrito indefinido
En esta publicacin vas a encontrar:
Informacin sobre la vida de Miguel
de Cervantes | Documentacin sobre
el ambiente y el contexto | Glosario
En esta publicacin vas a encontrar: con las palabras y expresiones difci-
En esta publicacin vas a encontrar: Reportajes | Glosario con las palabras les | Actividades de comprensin |
Reportajes | Glosario con las palabras difciles | Actividades de comprensin Preparacin al DELE | Test final
difciles | Actividades de comprensin | Test final Temas: Aventuras | Libros de caballeras
| Actividades DELE | Test final Temas: Amistad | Honestidad | Accin | | Locura | Amor Ideal | Magia | Parodia
Temas: Sociedad | Aventura | Amor Aventura | Cuentos | Humor
Nivel 2 800 palabras | A2 | Clsico Nivel 2 800 palabras | A2 | Clsico Nivel 4 1800 palabras | B2 | Clsico
Con CD Audio | 14,8x21 cm, 80 pginas | Multi-ROM | 14,8x21 cm, 80 pginas | Con CD Audio | 14,8x21 cm, 128 pginas |
ISBN 978-88-536-0780-5 ISBN 978-88-536-0781-2 ISBN 978-88-536-1300-4
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Lecturas Infantiles Y Juveniles
Nivel 1
Dominique Guillemant - A La Playa
Nivel 3
Jane Cadwallader - To Manuel Y El Arbl Bakonzi
Nivel 4
Paloma Bellini - El Pasaje Secreto
Lecturas Adolescentes
Nivel 1
Francisco De Quevedo - La Vida Del Buscn
Miguel De Cervantes - Rinconete Y Cortadillo
Nivel 2
Tirso de Molina - Don Gil De Las Calzas Verdes
Miguel de Cervantes - La Gitanilla
Johnston Mcculley - El Zorro
Don Juan Manuel - El Conde Lucanor
B. Brunetti - Un Mundo Lejano
Mary Flagan - El Recuerdo Egipcio
Nivel 3
Tirso de Molina - El Burlador De Sevilla
Mary Flagan - El Diario De Val
Maureen Simpson - Destino Karminia
Lecturas Jvenes Y Adultos

Nivel 2
Federico Garca Lorca - Bodas De Sangre
Annimo - El Lazarillo De Tormes
Nivel 3
Juan Valera - Pepita Jimnez
Vicente Blasco Ibez - Sangre Y Arena
Leandro Fernndez De Moratn - El S De Las Nias
Benito Prez Galds - Marianela
Nivel 4
Benito Prez Galds - Fortunata Y Jacinta
Leopoldo Alas Clarn - La Regenta
Miguel de Cervantes - Don Quijote De La Mancha
Miguel De Unamuno - Niebla
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FRANAIS LECTURES
Antoine de Saint-Exupry Alexandre Dumas Alexandre Dumas

Le Petit Prince Les Trois Mousquetaires Le Comte de Monte-Cristo
Adaptation, dossiers et activits Adaptation, dossiers et activits Adaptation, dossiers et activits
de Domitille Hatuel. de Olivier Bguin. de Pierre Hauzy.
Illustrations de Philip Giordano. Illustrations de Daniela Volpari. Illustrations de Giorgio Baroni.
Niveau 1
rents niveaux
s actuels aux
ient le franais.
n livre pour
ANTOINE DE SAINT-EXUPRY
Niveau 1
l essaie de
essine-moi un
nter au narrateur
LE PETIT PRINCE
ultes
Lectures ELI Juniors
FLE Lectures Juniors

FLE A 1
A1
Un livre pour enfants crit Les aventures dun jeune homme de Edmond Dants et son double, le
lintention des grandes personnes. 18 ans, dArtagnan, venu Paris pour Comte de Monte-Cristo, dpassent le
devenir mousquetaire. cadre historique contemporain dans
Selon Antoine de Saint-Exupry, lequel ils voluent et nous plongent
Le Petit Prince est un livre pour DArtagnan se lie damiti avec Athos, au cur de mythes universels.
enfants crit lintention des grandes Porthos et Aramis, mousquetaires du
personnes. Un aviateur a une panne roi Louis XIII. Ces quatre hommes vont Fvrier 1815. De retour Marseille aprs
dans le dsert. Pendant quil essaie de sopposer au cardinal de Richelieu et un long voyage en mer, Edmond Dants,
est victime dun complot. Accus dtre
rparer son avion, un jeune garon lui ses agents, dont le comte de Rochefort
un agent bonapartiste, il est arrt le
demande : Dessine-moi un mouton et la belle et perfide Milady de Winter,
jour de ses fianailles et emprisonn au
. Ce garon, cest le petit prince qui pour sauver lhonneur de la reine de Chteau dIf. Bien des annes plus tard,
va raconter au narrateur comment il France Anne dAutriche Dcouvrons il parvient svader et, immensment
est arriv sur Terre. ensemble leurs aventures. riche, dcide de se venger.
Contenus Contenus Contenus

Vocabulaire Vocabulaire Contenu grammatical: Les
La faune | La flore | La description Les parties du corps, La nature, dterminants du nom, Le fminin et
physique | Le caractre | Les mtiers Le caractre, Les dates et les lieux, le pluriel des noms et des adjectifs,
| Lenvironnement gographique Le voyage et laventure, Les pays et les Les adjectifs numraux cardinaux
Grammaire nationalits, Les principales actions, et ordinaux, Les adjectifs et les
Linterrogation | Le conditionnel | Les couleurs et les formes pronoms indfinis, Les pronoms
Le futur Grammaire personnels sujets et complments,
Le prsent de lindicatif, Lexpression Les pronoms relatifs, simples et
du temps, Laccord de ladjectif, La composs, Les adverbes, Le prsent
forme interrogative, Le pass compos, narratif, Les temps du pass, Le futur
Le superlatif, Les adjectifs possessifs, et le conditionnel, La voix passive,
Le participe prsent et le grondif,
Les verbes rflchi, Laccord du
La phrase ngative, La phrase
participe pass, Linfinitif
interrogative directe et indirecte,
Syntaxe de la phrase simple et
complexe
Dans cet ouvrage : Dans cet ouvrage :

des dossiers culturels | des exercices des dossiers culturels | un glossaire
DELF | des activits ludiques des mots et expressions difficiles | Dans cet ouvrage : des dossiers
trs varies des exercices DELF | des activits culturels | un glossaire des mots et
Thmes : ludiques trs varies. expressions difficiles | des exercices
Lamiti | Lamour | Lenfance | Le Thmes : de comprhension de texte et
monde des adultes Aventure | Histoire | Amour de remploi
Niveau 1 600 mots | A1 | Classique Niveau 2 800 mots | A2 | Classique Niveau 3 1000 mots | B1 | Classique
Avec CD audio | 14,8x21 cm, 64 pages | Avec CD audio | 14,8x21 cm, 80 pages | Avec CD audio | 14,8x21 cm, 144 pages |
ISBN 978-88-536-2013-2 ISBN 978-85-807-6152-8 ISBN 978-85-807-6145-0
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Lectures Poussins
Niveau 1
Dominique Guillemant - Le rve de Sophie
Jane Cadwallader - Mamie Ptronille et le ballon
Jane Cadwallader - Mamie Ptronille et le pirate
Jane Cadwallader - Mamie Ptronille et le ruban jaune
Niveau 2
Jane Cadwallader - PB 3 et les lgumes
Jane Cadwallader - PB 3 et la veste de Chlo
Jane Cadwallader - PB3 et Coco le Clown
Jane Cadwallader - PB3 et le recyclage
Niveau 3
J-Marie deBeaumont - La Belle et la Bte
Jane Cadwallader - Tonton Jean et larbre bakonzi
Jane Cadwallader - Tonton Jean et les pingouins
Jane Cadwallader - Tonton Jean et les suricates
Niveau 4
Alphonse Daudet - Tartarin de Tarascon
Jane Cadwallader - Henri et la couronne
Jane Cadwallader - Henri et la comptition sportive
Paloma Bellini - Le passage secret
Dominique Guillemant - Cest chouette lamiti!
Lectures Juniors
Niveau 1
Thophile Gautier - Le Capitaine Fracasse
Maurice Leblanc - Arsne Lupin
Antoine de Saint-Exupry - Le Petit Prince
Niveau 2
Louis Pergaud - La Guerre des boutons
Anonyme - Tristan et Iseut
Alexandre Dumas - Les Trois mousquetaires
Maria Luisa Banfi - La terre est ronde
Jules Renard - Poil de Carotte
Domitille Hatuel - Je taime Paris!
Niveau 3
Gaston Leroux - Le Fantme de lOpra
Maria Luisa Banfi - Le Souvenir dEgypte
Maureen Simpson - Destination Karminia
Lectures Seniors
Niveau 1
Molire - Le malade imaginaire
Niveau 2
Edmond Rostand - Cyrano de Bergerac
Guy de Maupassant - Bel-Ami
Voltaire - Candide
Niveau 3
mile Zola - Germinal
Stendhal - Le Rouge et le Noir
A. Dumas - Le Compte de Monte-Cristo
Alain Fournier - Le Grand Meaulnes
Jules Verne - Vingt Mille Lieues sous les mers
Niveau 4
Honor de Balzac - Pre Goriot
Victor Hugo - Les Misrables
Gustave Flaubert - Madame Bovary
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ITALIANO LETTURE
Giorgio Massei Alessandro Manzoni Giovanni Verga

Antonio Gentilucci
I promessi sposi I Malavoglia
Evviva Roma! Adattamento, dossier e attivit di Giorgio Adattamento e attivit di Luca di Dio.
Illustrazioni di Francesca Capellini. Massei e Margherita Moscatelli. Illustrazioni di Matteo Gubellini.
illustrazioni di Cristina Spano.
Livello 2
NOVITL E T T U R E GRADUATE GIOVANI ADULTI LIVELLO 3
ALESSANDRO MANZONI
che apprendono
Una collana di classici e storie originali per lettori che apprendono la
lingua italiana.
I PROMESSI SPOSI
Alessandro Manzoni
ALESSANDRO MANZONI I PROMESSI SPOSI
LIVELLO 3
I promessi sposi
scere Roma? Un grande amore contrastato, la religione, la Storia, la vita e la morte.
Il capolavoro della letteratura italiana.
mille curiosit,
G. MASSEI - A. GENTILUCCI EVVIVA ROMA!
Livello 2
altro della La storia si svolge in Lombardia, tra il 1628 e il 1630, durante la dominazione
fiume Tevere, assei cci Il crudele don Rodrigo impedisce a due giovani innamorati, Renzo
spagnola.
io MLucia,
entilu di sposarsi. I due giovani devono fuggire e separarsi e, da quel
el Cinema, Giorg io emomento,
Buona lettura n G le loro semplici vite devono confrontarsi con i grandi eventi della
Anto storia e con personaggi straordinari nella loro bont o nella loro immoralit.
In questo libro trovi:
- Biografia di Alessandro Manzoni
- Dossier informativi sullopera e il suo contesto storico
- Glossario delle parole pi difficili
- Attivit linguistiche
- Esercizi stile CILS
- Test finale
Temi
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partecipare ad eventi importanti come storia e con personaggi straordinari sar inarrestabile e drammatico. Ma
il Festival del Cinema, mangiare cibi nella loro bont o nella loro immoralit. dalla fine di ogni cosa nasce sempre un
buonissimi o fare spese nei mercatini. nuovo inizio. Il capolavoro del padre del
Buona lettura e buon viaggio! Sillabo Verismo italiano.
Pronomi relativi, Pronomi e aggettivi
Sillabo indefiniti, Complementi indiretti, Sillabo
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riflessivi, relativi. Aggettivi e pronomi Futuro semplice ed anteriore, Infinito. trapassato prossimo, Imperativo
possessivi, dimostrativi, interrogativi. affermativo e negativo; Futuro semplice
I pi frequenti avverbi qualificativi, ed anteriore; Infinito per istruzioni;
di tempo, di quantit, di luogo, di Coordinate e subordinate temporali;
affermazione, di negazione. Dichiarative, Interrogative dirette-indirette;
interrogative, esclamative, volitive con Ipotetiche; Discorso diretto e indiretto
limperativo e il condizionale. Coordinate avvio alluso della forma impersonale
copulative, avversative, dichiarative. Biografia di Alessandro Manzoni | Biografia di Giovanni Verga |
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Glossario delle parole pi difficili Glossario delle parole pi difficili | delle parole pi difficili | Attivit
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Temi: Viaggio | Tradizioni | Attualit Temi: Amore | Societ | Storia | Avventura Temi: Famiglia | Verismo | Vita di mare
Livello 2 A2 | Non-Fiction Livello 2 A2 | Classico Livello 3 B1 | Classico
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