Ship or Sheep by Ann Baker 3rd edition

A completely revised edition of the textbook “Ship or Sheep?”, Which has become a classic course for practicing pronunciation.
Course structure: in each unit, the pronunciation of sound is studied in tandem with a similar one, for example, ship [i] – sheep [i:], exercises and dialogues for practicing pronunciation are given. Much attention is also paid to working out the correct stress in words and the correct intonation in sentences.
The quality of audio recordings is significantly improved – dialogues and exercises have become much richer and more interesting. The total volume of audio materials is more than 280 minutes.
The course can be used both for training in a group under the guidance of a teacher and for self-study.
Unlike previous editions, there is no separate book for the teacher – all recommendations and answers to the exercises are given in the textbook.
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This book is awesome.
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Happy you found it useful Mohamed. Good luck and happy speaking. 🙂
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Thank you a lot. Can I ask you a question?
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I try correctly translate from Russian into English. So, “С 13 по 17 июня 2016 года Ассоциация «Болашак» проводит республиканскую акцию «Bolashak Life».
1. “From 13 to 17 of June 2016 Association “Bolashak” conducts a republican campaign «Bolashak Life».
2. Between 13 and 17of June 2016 Association “Bolashak” conducts republican campaign «Bolashak Life».
Is it correct?
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The right translation is: From June 13 to June 17, 2016, the Bolashak Association holds the republican action ” Bolashak Life”.
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