LoginEnglish Result Vocabulary
English Result - Elementary
Here you will find the vocabulary wordlist for English Result Elementary. You can browse the lessons and study the vocabulary.
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English Result - Pre-intermediate
Here you will find the vocabulary wordlist for English Result Pre-intermediate. You can browse the lessons and study the vocabulary.
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English Result - Intermediate
Here you will find the vocabulary wordlist for English Result Intermediate. You can browse the lessons and study the vocabulary.
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English Result is a series of English language coursebooks designed for learners of English as a second language (ESL) or English as a foreign language (EFL). The series was written by Mark Hancock and Annie McDonald and published by Oxford University Press. Below are some general features and information about the "English Result" coursebook series:
- Levels:
The levels often include Elementary, Pre-Intermediate, Intermediate, and upper-intermediate.
- Type of English:
"English Result" focuses on teaching international or global English, without a specific regional accent.
- Age range:
This coursebook primarily targets adult and older teenage learners.
- Skills:
The coursebooks are designed to develop the four main language skills: listening, speaking, reading, and writing.
- Communicative Approach:
"English Result" follows a communicative language teaching approach, which means that the focus is on students actively using the language to communicate in real-world situations.
- Components:
A typical "English Result" coursebook includes a student's book, a teacher's book, a workbook, and supplementary materials like audio CDs or online resources.
- Content:
The coursebooks cover essential grammar and vocabulary topics to help learners build a strong foundation in the language.
- Cultural Insights:
Some editions of "English Result" may also include information about English-speaking cultures and customs to provide learners with cultural insights.
- Flexibility:
These coursebooks can be adapted for various teaching situations, such as classroom-based instruction, one-on-one tutoring, or self-study.
