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Using Graded Readers with Young Learners: Choosing a Reader

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The importance of extensive reading – “Red Dog”

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Jenny Bassett, Series Editor of the Oxford Bookworms Library (OUP), stresses the importance of extensive reading to improving language proficiency. The new Bookworm just out...
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