New Success • Elementary • Teacher's Book
PEARSON | 2012 | English | PDF, 145 pages | 36.45 MB

New Success retains the best features of Success and is brought up-to-date with refreshed material. An ambitious, traditional but adult-feel course that has a more academic environment and aims at high level school-leaving exams that enable entry into University. With the same unit organisation and methodology as Success but with new material for reading and listening, New Success can be covered in one academic year at this level in Upper Secondary.

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