MM Top Readers Level 4: Robinson Crusoe

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 multi-dimensional material which enables students to evolve as readers and listeners, but also speakers and writers. Famous classics, as well as intriguing original stories serve as stimuli both for students’ linguistic and emotional development.

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