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This book is aimed at improving Japanese students' ability to communicate in a way that is not only grammatically correct but also polite and appropriate in the context in which it is used. Various socially important topics are covered including greeting, making requests, inviting, congratulating, and expressing sympathy. Students are encouraged to think and talk about American cultural values using role plays and debating in class.

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The purpose of this book is to help familiarize students with situations they are likely to encounter in the United States. Situations covered include going to a doctor, being invited to an American home for dinner, changing money, renting a car and going shopping. Each chapter focuses on one situation, offering typical expressions that might be used in thatsituation. Reading comprehension questions, role plays and pair work exercises are offered at the end of each chapter.

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This textbook is made up of various pieces of the culture and life in the USA. Sections cover such culture areas as geography, history, customs, education, food and religion. Various literary forms such as essays, directions, newspaper articles and fiction are included. Students are encouraged to read the passages without translation and to guess words in their context. Each passage is followed by extensive and varied exercisesincluding reading comprehension questions, skimming exercises, writing and vocabulary exercises.

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This textbook is written in the same format as gAmerican Mosaich except that the passages concentrate on in-depth explanations of the origin ofAmerican holidays and how they are celebrated. Each passage is followed by extensive and varied exercises includingly reading comprehension questions, skimming exercises, writing and vocabulary exercises. Difficult words are explained in simple English at the end of each passage.

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Similar to gAmerican Mosaich and gAmerican Holidaysh this textbook introduces various literary forms including essays, a brochure, directions, dialogs, interviews and newspaper articles. These have been written by people of various ages, occupation, and backgrounds, ranging from high school students to professors. The passages are intended to reflect various aspects of American culture and life, including social interaction, customs, education, famous places, and communication. It offers similar types of exercises to gAmerican Mosaich and gAmerican Holidays.h

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This textbook is similar to gUnderstanding English Paragraphsh in that it explains the organization of English paragraphs and how the ideas in them are related. Each chapter features sample paragraphs that illustrate the points made in the explanations. These are followed by exercises to help students understand the content and organization of the paragraphs. Finally, students are asked to write about some aspects of Japanese culture or their own experiences.

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This textbook concentrates on how paragraphs and essays are organized and how the pieces of information in them are related. Students are asked to find the main ideas of a paragraph and analyze how the ideas are developed. American culture as well as the ones of other countries are highlighted in the passages.

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gWriting English Paragraphsh is designed to teach students how to put sentences together into paragraphs, and how to write according to the major organizational patterns of English. In each chapter students are given the opportunity to practice their newly acquired skills. Exercises include composition practice and identifying the introduction, discussion and conclusion of a paragraph. Students are also taught more about American culture and encouraged to explain aspects of Japanese culture in English.

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This textbook begins by explaining the typical organization of paragraphs in English. In each chapter students are asked to do exercises that give them opportunities to learn about the specific type of approach being introduced at the beginning of the chapter. These exercises include examples of paragraphs that illustrate the points made in the explanations. Examples include information about different countries and cultures.

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This book is designed to make students aware of different strategies of reading including skimming and scanning. Explanations of strategies are followed up with exercises to apply the learnt skills. The reading covers interesting aspects of cultures all over the world.

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The beginner's volume of "Developing Reading Strategies." Students can acquire basic reading skills while enjoying passages about a variety of the world's cultures. Each chapter consists of brief, essential explanations and efficient exercises to reinforce the leaned strategies.

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[Contents] The Study of Intercultural Communication in the United States: A Brief History to the Early 19980s / Barriers to Intercultural Communication Between Americans and Japanese / Effects of Social Environment on Japanese and American Communication / The Group in Japan and the United States / Differences in the Kinesic Codes of Americans and Japanese / Differences in Color Associations of Americans and Japanese / Comprehension Questions
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[Contents] Introduction / American Holidays / Martin Luther King's Birthday / Abraham Lincoln's Birthday / Valentine's Day / George Washington's Birthday / Easter / Mother's Day / Memorial Day / Independence Day (Fourth of July) / Labor Day / Columbus Day / Halloween / Veterans Day / Thanksgiving / Christmas / New Year's / Time Record Chart / Reading Speed Chart To see a sample, click
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[Contents] The English Paragraph / Mary's Active Life / Kinkakuji / New Year's Day / Alcatraz / Iseshima /Thai Spirit Houses / The Governments of Western Europe / Taxco Mexico / Expressing Opinions / Language and Culture / The Bundle of Sticks / East and West Berlin / A Good Memory of Japan / George Washington and Cherry Tree / The Cactus / The Progress of American Women / The Crow and the Pitcher / Improving Reading Ability / Bread / Tourist Attractions of Rome / Finland's Location, etc.
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[Contents] The English Paragraph / Making Cinnamon Bars / Izu Peninshura / The New Year's Holidays / "A Friends in Need is a Friend Indeed" / Momotaro / Takamatsu / The Braille Alphabet / "Ishibashi o Tataite Watare" / Washington's Tourist Attractions / Thomas Jefferson's Talents and Interests / Oslo's Town Hall / Prague's Charles Bridge / Westminster Abbey / Communicating with Professors / The Effects of Grade Point Average / Students and Professors / Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell / Pearl Harbor / Japanese People's Interest in American Culture, etc.
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[Contents] The English Paragraph / Celebrating the New Year / Urashima Taro / Hiroshima / Thomas Jefferson's contributions to freedom / The Izu Peninshura / American Students / Brazil's Wild Life / The Crane Woman / Hans Christian Anderson / Batam, Indonesia / Why Many Scandinavians Speak English Well / The Influence of Heaters and Air Conditioners / The Popularity of Football / How Japanese Can Learn English Better / Washington, D.C. / American and Japanese Universities / Geography of Japan and the US / Why Americans Should Visit Washington, D.C., etc.
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