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Focusing on vocabulary for academic writing

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Julie Moore is a freelance ELT writer and lexicographer based in Bristol, UK. Her main interests are in vocabulary teaching and English for Academic...
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The what, why and how of writing teacher’s books

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In this post, the course book author John Hughes looks at the role of teacher’s books and how they are written. This is based...
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Motivating adults with truly adult content

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Rachael Roberts has been an ELT teacher, trainer and writer for over 20 years, with experience in both the private and public sectors, in...
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A Framework for Communicative Speaking

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Tony Prince is a NILE trainer and has been Programme Manager for Presessional and Insessional courses at the University of East Anglia. Today he joins...
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