综合英语教程3
2006-1
高等教育出版社
邹为诚
243
《综合英语教程同步练习》是《综合英语教程》（第二版）的配套练习用书，是教育部“十五”国家级规划教材建设的子项目之一。全套书共4册（配有录音磁带），供学习《综合英语教程》（第二版）的学生自主学习使用。 《综合英语教程同步练习》以《综合英语教程》（第二版）的内容为基础，但又不限于此，力求在巩固教材所学内容的同时，扩大学生在听、说、读、写等4方面的训练，并给学生以必要的学习策略指导和课外阅读指导。 《综合英语教程3（第二版）同步练习》共15个单元，每个单元由5部分组成：1.语法和结构练习（Part 1 Vocabulary and structure）；2.听力练习（Part 2 Listening Comprehension）；3.学习技能训练（Part 3 Trainingof Learning Strategies）；4.英语专业四级考试适应性练习（Part 4 Exercises for TEM4）；5.课外阅读指导（Part 5 Guidelines for Extra Reading）。
1 My Father Part I Vocabulary and Structure Part 2 Listening Comprehension Part 3 Training of Learning Strategies Part 4 Exercises for TEM 4 Part 5 Guidelines for Extra Reading2 Why My Great-uncle Gave up the Ministry Part I Vocabulary and Structure Part 2 Listening Comprehension Part 3 Training of Learning Strategies Part 4 Exercises for TEM 4 Part 5 Guidelines for Extra Reading3 Saved by His Mistakes Part 1 Vocabulary and Structure Part 2 Listening Comprehension Part 3 Training of Learning Strategies Part 4 Exercises for TEM 4 Part 5 Guidelines for Extra Reading4 Glue Part I Vocabulary and Structure Part 2. Listening Comprehension Part 3 Training of Learning Strategies Part 4 Exercises for TEM 4 Part 5 Guidelines for Extra Reading5 Learning a Language Part 1 Vocabulary and Structure Part 2 Listening Comprehension Part 3 Training of Learning Strategies Part 4 Exercises for TEM 4 Part 5 Guidelines for Extra Reading6 Bargains Part 1 Vocabulary and Structure Part 2 Listening Comprehension Part 3 Training of Learning Strategies Part 4 Exercises for TEM 4 Part 5 Guidelines for Extra Reading7 Out of the Mists Part I Vocabulary and Structure Part 2 Listening Comprehension Part 3 Training of Learning Strategies Part 4 Exercises for TEM 4 Part 5 Guidelines for Extra Reading8 Genius Sacrificed for Failure Part 1 Vocabulary and Structure Part 2 Listening Comprehension Part 3 Training of Learning Strategies Part 4 Exercises for TEM 4 Part 5 Guidelines for Extra Reading9 Biotechnology Part 1 Vocabulary and Structure Part 2 Listening Comprehension Part 3 Training of Learning Strategies Part 4 Exercises for TEM 4 Part 5 Guidelines for Extra Reading10 A Horse and Two Goats Part 1 Vocabulary and Structure Part 2 Listening Comprehension Part 3 Training of Learning Strategies Part 4 Exercises for TEM 4 Part 5 Guidelines for Extra Reading11 The Two Roads Part 1 Vocabulary and Structure Part 2 Listening Comprehension Part 3 Training of Learning Strategies Part 4 Exercises for TEM 4 Part 5 Guidelines for Extra Reading12 The Danger of Market Forces Part 1 Vocabulary and Structure Part 2 Listening Comprehension Part 3 Training of Learning Strategies Part 4 Exercises forTEM 4 Part 5 Guidelines for Extra Reading13 Creating a Caribbean Spring Festival Part 1 Vocabulary and Structure Part 2 Listening Comprehension Part 3 Training of Learning Strategies Part 4 Exercises for TEM 4 Part 5 Guidelines for Extra Reading14 My First Class Part 1 Vocabulary and Structure Part 2 Listening Comprehension Part 3 Training of Learning Strategies Part 4 Exercises for TEM 4 Part 5 Guidelines for Extra Reading15 Are You a Workaholic Part 1 Vocabulary and Structure Part 2 Listening Comprehension Part 3 Training of Learning Strategies Part 4 Exercises for TEM 4 Part 5 Guidelines for Extra ReadingKeys and Audio Scripts
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