My Next Writing • Level 2 • Essay Writing
Student's Book with Keys • Worksheets with Keys • Audio
2010 | English | DOC, MP3, PDF, 110 pages | 101.54 MB

My Next Writing is the following series to My First Writing, completing the series for multi-paragraph essay writing. In book 1, students learn to write a cohesive paragraph that includes a topic sentence, body, and a closing sentence. In books 2 and 3, students expand their ideas and develop their writing into multi-paragraph essays. Paragraph and essay writing is guided through a comprehensive step-by-step approach with the use of model essays. The series covers a wide range of interesting topics so that students can practice and develop various writing skills along the way.

For anyone interested in understanding the profound effect Jesus had on the world, it’s important to realize that his actions and teachings didn’t emerge from a vacuum. Rather, they were the product of a fascinating dialogue with—and reaction to—the traditions, cultures, and historical developments of ancient Jewish beliefs. In fact, early Judaism and Jesus are two subjects so inextricably linked that one cannot arrive at a true understanding of Jesus without understanding the time in which he lived and taught.

My Next Writing • Level 1 • Paragraph Writing
Student's Book with Keys • Worksheets with Keys • Audio
2010 | English | DOC, MP3, PDF, 98 pages | 101.94 MB

My Next Writing is the following series to My First Writing, completing the series for multi-paragraph essay writing. In book 1, students learn to write a cohesive paragraph that includes a topic sentence, body, and a closing sentence. In books 2 and 3, students expand their ideas and develop their writing into multi-paragraph essays. Paragraph and essay writing is guided through a comprehensive step-by-step approach with the use of model essays. The series covers a wide range of interesting topics so that students can practice and develop various writing skills along the way.

If we don’t like what we see in the mirror or if we’re struggling to walk down to the corner store, we tend to think, “Wow, I really need to lose some weight!” But the truth is you might not need to lose weight. Are you surprised? What you really need to do is lose fat and gain muscle. That change will make you look better, feel better, and perform better—whether your bathroom scale tells you any weight is lost in the process or not. In fact, if you focus on simply losing weight as your only metric, you could potentially lose both fat and muscle, becoming weaker instead of stronger. How’s that going to help you walk a mile? If you change your body composition, you’ll see and feel the results you’ve been looking for!