by Robert O'Neill, Roger Scott · Prentice Hall Press · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780582552104
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«Viewpoints» is a listening comprehension book by Robert O'Neill and Roger Scott, in paperback (191 pages, English), published by Prentice Hall Press.
The book brings together interviews in English for listening practice. It is teaching material designed for the classroom, where the dialogues serve to work on attention to spoken language, follow the thread of a conversation, and reinforce learning.
Published on November 4, 1974. Package dimensions: 21.4 x 13.4 x 1.4 cm; declared package weight: 0.62 pounds.
Aimed at English learners and K-12 education, useful as school support.
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