English for Everyone English Idioms, Vocabulary Builder, Phrasal Verbs 3 Book Box Set

Build your fluency and confidence in English with this fun, engaging, and easy-to-use self-study program.

Want to brush up on your English idioms? Always caught out by phrasal verbs? Or are you just looking to expand your English vocabulary? With three visual guides to the most common and useful English words and expressions, this beautifully packaged box set will teach you all the language you really need to know and make your English more fluent and natural.

The books in this English for Everyone box set feature more than 5,000 words, expressions, idioms, or phrasal verbs. Whether you’re learning English for work, study, travel, or exams, these books cover all the everyday topics and essential language skills you need – from food and drink, transportation, and the weather, to agreeing and disagreeing, sharing information, and making decisions.

Dive straight in to discover: 

- The most essential words, phrases, expressions, idioms, and phrasal verbs that English learners really need to know
- Ideal for learners at all stages, from beginner to advanced, and experienced English speakers looking for a reminder of key language points and vocabulary.
- Supporting illustrations make new language easy to remember, and context sentences aid understanding of idioms, phrasal verbs, and longer expressions.
- Each word and expression is paired with audio and practice exercises, offering a "3D" view of the English language.

Each word and expression is paired with an attractive illustration and supporting audio recorded by native English speakers, helping you to fix new vocabulary in your mind and perfect your pronunciation. Practice exercises help you remember what you have learned, and there are answers at the back of each book to check that you’re on the right path.

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