Description
Top Readers aspire to involve students from Beginner to Upper-Intermediate in the study of literature and the exploitation of language through interesting texts.
Robinson Crusoe wants to live a life of adventure, so at the age of twenty he leaves his home to become a sailor. After many adventures at sea, he buys a farm in Brazil, and then he decides to journey to Guinea as a tradesman. But a tornado destroys his ship and he finds himself on the beach of an uninhabited island…
A classic story carefully adapted to suit the needs of learners of English at the Intermediate level. A large number of full-color illustrations facilitate understanding. The Activity section contains a variety of tasks in each chapter.
Components
- Student’s Book (Story Book and Activity Section)
- Multilingual Glossary
- Audio CD
- Teacher’s notes
Key Features
- Seven levels of difficulty with headwords ranging from 200 to 3,000
- A comprehensive line-up of titles covering the classics, fairy tales, contemporary fiction, and original works
- Each title includes a practical test at the end to further the reader’s understanding of the story
- Keywords are picked out and explained using example sentences
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