Name: Link It! Level 1: Student Pack a
Price: 603.00 ZAR
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Author: Varios Autores
ISBN: 9780194824491

portada Link It! Level 1: Student Pack a

Type

Physical Book

Author

Varios autores

Author

Varios Autores

Publisher

Oxford University Press

Year

2019

Language

English

Format

Paperback

ISBN13

9780194824491

Link It! Level 1: Student Pack a

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Synopsis "Link It! Level 1: Student Pack a "

Link It! is a six-level course connecting students with the grammar, vocabulary, and skills they need to communicate with confidence and succeed in English. The Student Pack A includes the Student Book, Workbook, and Practice Kit, and covers units 1 to 4. The Student Book builds all four skills, grammar, and vocabulary as well as communication competences with 'Let's talk about...' lessons and videos that model real English. The Workbook provides plenty of extra practice of the unit vocabulary, grammar and communication, as well as overall revision and exam practice. With Practice Kit, students have access to interactive activities, media-rich content, and the ability to track their progress.

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The designation "Various Authors" is commonly used for collaborative works, anthologies, or editorial projects involving multiple writers without highlighting a single one as the main author. This type of work is often found in genres such as collective narrative, thematic essays, academic research, and, especially, in manuals or educational compilations. Shared authorship can range from textbooks to literary compilations, depending on the editorial context

Some well-known works signed under this label include Palliative Care Manual (2021), Extraordinary Narratives (anthology, 2008), and Introduction to Social Sciences (2020), among many others. Since "Various Authors" does not represent a specific person, awards cannot be attributed to this collective name, although the works themselves have sometimes been recognized by academic or publishing institutions.

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