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هذا الموقع في اعتقادي من أهم المواقع التي تقدم الكتب المختصة بتعلم اللغة الإنجليزية ...
الموقع روسي ولكن بإمكانك التسجيل للتمكن من تحميل الكتب .

لا تنسونا من ردودكم الحلوة ... وارجوا الدعاء لي بالشفاء :power: وكل مسلم اذا أعجبك الموقع ...

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Instant Immersion English: as a second Language (ESL)
Deluxe edition (October 1, 2002)

Book Description
· Works for all non-native English speakers
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Designed to emulate everyday situations you may experience while living in the United States, Instant Immersion ESL course fully prepares you for interaction among native English speakers. Developed by university professors and linguistic experts, this thorough curriculum focuses on eight key aspects of life in the United States: meeting new people, buying food, transportation, employment, healthcare, buying or renting an apartment, work relationships, and purchasing a car. Each advancing lesson repeats concepts from the previous activities, ensuring you retain each core principle. As you progress, you'll easily apply new vocabulary, phrases, and etiquette to informal and formal situations. From meeting new people to negotiating an affordable deal on a car, the New & Improved Instant Immersion ESL suite is the quickest and easiest course available for familiarizing yourself with traditional American customs and everyday survival techniques.

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CD 2: Visiting the supermarket

CD 3: Asking for bus information

CD 4: Finding a job

CD 5: Visiting the doctor

CD 6: Renting an apartment

CD 7: Communicating at work

CD 8: Buying a car

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Instant Immersion English Grammar and Pronunciation




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Product Details
Publisher: Topics Entertainment (March 2004)
Language: English
ISBN: 1591504414

Book Description
Correct pronunciation and proper enunciation: these are the keys to effective American English spoken communication. And nothing reinforces these building blocks of speech quite like Instant Immersion™ English Grammar & Pronunciation, the dynamic audio product on 8 CDs. Whatever your native language or level of American English familiarity, Instant Immersion™ English Grammar & Pronunciation is designed to introduce non-English speakers to proper articulation of vowels and consonants, correct syllable emphasis, and accurate vocal inflection, all set to a lively lesson plan of practical American English vocabulary. Not a phrase book, not a translation guide, Instant Immersion™ English Grammar & Pronunciation is the speedy, sophisticated route to proper American English, for all non-native speakers.

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• Comprehensive instructional vocabulary
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Developed especially for all non-native speakers of the language, Instant Immersion™ English Grammar & Pronunciation is the painless, practical path to correctly-spoken American English. With its emphasis on the building blocks of proper speech, this 8-audio CD collection provides comprehensive, self-paced instruction in vowels and consonants, articles, verb forms and tenses, proper intonation, and conversational skill-building. Whatever your first language or degree of English fluency, Instant Immersion™ English Grammar & Pronunciation is designed to increase your language confidence, loud and clear!

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English for the Real World



Are you an intermediate-level speaker of English? Still using the stilted, old-fashioned phrases you learned in school? Now learn English the way it's really spoken. Real-life dialogues teach phrases for shopping, asking for directions, making phone calls, visiting a doctor, and much more.
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********s Show Army Seized Wives As Tactic


By CHARLES J. HANLEY, AP Special Correspondent 49 minutes ago


The U.S. Army in Iraq has at least twice seized and jailed the wives of suspected insurgents in hopes of "leveraging" their husbands into surrender, U.S. military ********s show.
In one case, a secretive task force locked up the young mother of a nursing baby, a U.S. intelligence officer reported. In the case of a second detainee, one American colonel suggested to another that they catch her husband by tacking a note to the family's door telling him "to come get his wife."
The issue of female detentions in Iraq has taken on a higher profile since kidnappers seized American journalist Jill Carroll on Jan. 7 and threatened to kill her unless all Iraqi women detainees are freed.
The U.S. military on Thursday freed five of what it said were 11 women among the 14,000 detainees currently held in the 2 1/2-year-old insurgency. All were accused of "aiding terrorists or planting explosives," but an Iraqi government commission found that evidence was lacking.
Iraqi human rights activist Hind al-Salehi contends that U.S. anti-insurgent units, coming up empty-handed in raids on suspects' houses, have at times detained wives to pressure men into turning themselves in.
Iraq's deputy justice minister, Busho Ibrahim Ali, dismissed such claims, saying hostage-holding was a tactic used under the ousted Saddam Hussein dictatorship, and "we are not Saddam." A U.S. command spokesman in Baghdad, Lt. Col. Barry Johnson, said only Iraqis who pose an "imperative threat" are held in long-term U.S.-run detention facilities.
But ********s describing two 2004 episodes tell a different story as far as short-term detentions by local U.S. units. The ********s are among hundreds the Pentagon has released periodically under U.S. court order to meet an American Civil Liberties Union request for information on detention practices.
In one memo, a civilian Pentagon intelligence officer described what happened when he took part in a raid on an Iraqi suspect's house in Tarmiya, northwest of Baghdad, on May 9, 2004. The raid involved Task Force (TF) 6-26, a secretive military unit formed to handle high-profile targets.
"During the pre-operation brief it was recommended by TF personnel that if the wife were present, she be detained and held in order to leverage the primary target's surrender," wrote the 14-year veteran officer.
He said he objected, but when they raided the house the team leader, a senior sergeant, seized her anyway.
"The 28-year-old woman had three young children at the house, one being as young as six months and still nursing," the intelligence officer wrote. She was held for two days and was released after he complained, he said.
Like most names in the released ********s, the officer's signature is blacked out on this for-the-record memorandum about his complaint.
Of this case, command spokesman Johnson said he could not judge, months later, the factors that led to the woman's detention.
The second episode, in June 2004, is found in sketchy detail in e-mail exchanges among six U.S. Army colonels, discussing an undisclosed number of female detainees held in northern Iraq by the Stryker Brigade of the 2nd Infantry Division.
The first message, from a military police colonel, advised staff officers of the U.S. northern command that the Iraqi police would not take control of the jailed women without charges being brought against them.
In a second e-mail, a command staff officer asked an officer of the unit holding the women, "What are you guys doing to try to get the husband — have you tacked a note on the door and challenged him to come get his wife?"
Two days later, the brigade's deputy commander advised the higher command, "As each day goes by, I get more input that these gals have some info and/or will result in getting the husband."

He went on,
"These ladies fought back extremely hard during the original detention. They have shown indications of deceit and misinformation."
The command staff colonel wrote in reply, referring to a commanding general, "CG wants the husband."
The released e-mails stop there, and the women's eventual status could not be immediately determined.
Of this episode, Johnson said, "It is clear the unit believed the females detained had substantial knowledge of insurgent activity and warranted being held."

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