by Robert Quinn · OUP Oxford · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780194644372
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«Machines Then and Now» is Robert Quinn's graded non-fiction reader, published by OUP Oxford in hardcover (48 pages, in English).
Non-fiction reading about the world of machines: shows how some were in the past and how they are today, with photographs and science and technology facts. Includes activities, projects and visual support for practicing reading in English.
Part of the Oxford Read and Discover series, level 4, with a vocabulary of 750 words. Includes activity pages at the end and two projects.
Designed for English learners from about 8 years old and for CLIL classes, with science and technology content.
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