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English for Life Learner's Book Grade 11 Home Language - cover

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English for Life Learner's Book Grade 11 Home Language

Ian Butler, Lynne Southey, Megan Howard, Carol Jansen, Karen Naude

Publisher: Best Books

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In English for Life Grade 11 you will be covering a range of fascinating, thought-provoking and often humorous texts with integrated activities through which you will also improve your knowledge of some of your other subjects. The texts form the basis for extending your understanding and application of language usage and communicative skills, for interpreting and responding to a variety of visual material, and for reading and understanding literature.

Furthermore you will participate in assessing your progress and language competence by using various methods and instruments such as rating scales, checklists, and rubrics. You will continuously listen and speak, read and view, write and present and at the same time you will practise using English functionally, fluently and creatively by producing a range of language texts for particular purposes, audiences and contexts. 

English for Life Grade 11 is an integrated language textbook for learners taking English as their Home Language in FET.
Available since: 10/31/2013.

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