English in Use:

• covers a wide variety of activities in all four skill areas - listening, speaking, reading and writing
• offers new material, tasks and activities in every unit to make learning English enjoyable
• has a new design that is clear and easy to use
• includes new Word Power sections to help students master language skills
• contains new checkpoint sections that help with reinforcement and revision of key language skills
• has a student-centred approach
• provides longer and shorter writing tasks to help students prepare for exams
• comes with accompanying Teacher's Guide.

This is book 1 in English in Use .

There are 208 pages in this book. This book was published 2006 by Pearson Education Limited .

Doctor Robinah Kyeyune is based at Uganda's Makerere University, where she teaches at the School of Education. A vastly experienced Language Education specialist, she has advised on major courses and led selection processes for both readers and literacy assessment materials. Philomena Temu is one of Tanzania's leading educationalists, and has written and advised on the teaching of English in both governmental and non-governmental capacities. She is currently senior school inspector and English Language Subject Co-ordinator for the Ministry of Education and Vocational Training. Barbara Webb is a teacher trainer with wide experience of teaching in Africa. She is also the author of many courses for African students. Neville Grant is an author of international repute and co-author of the successful Choices series for Caribbean secondary schools.