Through Chaos to Control : Advanced Vocabulary Development / Sandra Burger and Jeanette Gallina.
Par : Burger, Sandra.
Collaborateur(s) : Gallina, Jeanette.
Éditeur : Ottawa, ON : Baico Publishing Inc., 2012Édition : 1st ed. (Revised version 2012.).Description :170 p. : col. ill. ; 28 cm.ISBN : 9781926596853 (pbk).Sujet(s) : Vocabulary -- Problems, exercises, etc | Language and languages -- Style | Academic Word List | Idioms | Idiomatic expressions | English language -- Textbooks for foreign speakers | Reading (Higher Edication) -- Problems, exercises, etc | Building Your Word Bank ESL 3373Type de document | Site actuel | Collection | Cote | Numéro de copie | Statut | Date d'échéance | Code à barres |
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VOC BEL Petit guide du parler québécois : | VOC BRO 1100 words you need to know / | VOC BRO Idioms for Everyday Use : | VOC BUR Through Chaos to Control : | VOC CAM English for Academic Study : Vocabulary / | VOC CAR Le VocabulAIDE : | VOC CAR Le VocabulAIDE : |
"Through Chaos to Control is a vocabulary builder for advanced English as Second Language learners and has 8 chapters designed to develop their academic language. Each academic chapter begins with an authentic reading relating to a variety of disciplines by Canadian authors and other internationally recognized experts in the given fields. From each reading, academic words have been selected for in-depth study and practice based on A. Coxhead's Academic Word List (2000). Learners are given instruction on the various forms of each word, synonyms and antonyms, and usage in different contexts, as well as ample practice for using the words in both structured exercises and open-ended activities.
In addition, the book contains 8 chapters on idiomatic expressions. Idioms are ever-present in spoken language and add colour to discourse. 155 particularly useful ones have been selected for this text. The idioms are grouped thematically, with etymological elaborations and exercises provided to help the users learn them." (Book Cover)
TABLE OF CONTENTS:
Chapter 1: How Kids Learn to Talk (Linguistics, Psychology) / Jay Ingram Idioms 1: Phrasal Verbs
Chapter 2: Bats (Biology, Anthropology) / Christopher Dewdney Idioms 2: Foods
Chapter 3: Invisible Technologies (Mathematics, Psychology) / Neil Postman Idioms 3: Idioms From The Natural World
Chapter 4: Statement of Approach: Toronto Opera Ballet House (Architecture, Art) / Douglas Cardinal Idioms 4: Sports Expressions in Business
Chapter 5: Protected By Our Kin (Biology, Environmental Studies) / David Suzuki Idioms 5: Expressions of Time, by Diane Schoemperlen
Chapter 6: Arctikos (Geography, History) / Barry Lopez Idioms 6: Idioms of Nautical Origin
Chapter 7: The Rule Of 150 (Business, Ethics) / Malcolm Gladwell Idioms 7: Gambling Expresions
Chapter 8: The Butterfly Effect (Physics, Meteorology) / James Gleick Idioms 8: Interpersonal Relationships
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