This book has been written to help students across the Caribbean prepare for their CSEC English A exam, but also to prepare them for their use of English in later life. The skills-led approach ensures that the book caters for all abilities through structured content and a wealth of activities.

 

This book is aimed at children in secondary school.

There are 368 pages in this book. This book was published 2013 by Oxford University Press .

As well as being Head of Department in a busy secondary school, Arlene Dwarika is the author of a number of titles published by Oxford University Press including English A for CSEC 2nd edition and CAPE Communication Studies: A CXC Study Guide. Joyce Jonas taught English B for many years and is the principal contributor to titles in OUP's Shakespeare for CSEC series. An educator and curriculum specialist for many years, Mala Morton-Gittens is a contributor to OUP's CAPE Literatures in English A CXC Study Guide. Junette Grandison is Head of English at St Jago High School in Jamaica, and has been part of the examiner team at both CSEC and CAPE levels. Ken Haworth is the author of many English Language texts, including English A for CSEC 2e. Imelda Pilgrim has written a plethora of English Language textbooks for a variety of markets. Anthony Perry has been an Assistant Chief Examiner currently provides consultant services to the University of the West Indies, the University Council of Jamaica, the Jamaica Tertiary Education Commission and the Caribbean Examinations Council. Maria Darlington is a teacher based in Barbados. Based in Barbados, Joyce Stewart has been a Chief Examiner.

This book has the following chapters: UNIT 1 ; UNIT 2 ; UNIT 3 ; UNIT 4 ; UNIT 5 ; UNIT 6 ; UNIT 7 ; UNIT 8