English for Civil Engineers - Pal-Liebscher, Andrea
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This book has been written for learners of English who are working or studying in the field of Civil Engineering. For successful completion of this course, learners are recommended to have B1-level (CEFR) English language competence or higher. The course will help learners consolidate their English skills at B2 level while dealing with job-related topics, with special focus on vocabulary enhancement and the appropriate application of terms in those areas. The technical readings, creative activities and grammar tasks embedded in context serve the purpose of improving the reading, speaking and…mehr

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This book has been written for learners of English who are working or studying in the field of Civil Engineering. For successful completion of this course, learners are recommended to have B1-level (CEFR) English language competence or higher. The course will help learners consolidate their English skills at B2 level while dealing with job-related topics, with special focus on vocabulary enhancement and the appropriate application of terms in those areas. The technical readings, creative activities and grammar tasks embedded in context serve the purpose of improving the reading, speaking and writing skills in the first place. The supplementary grammar exercises added to the general course material will provide language learners the opportunity to further improve their grammar awareness and accuracy.
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Autorenporträt
Dr. Andrea Pal-Liebscher is an English instructor at the RheinMain University of Applied Sciences in Wiesbaden with special focus on teaching academic English for students in Civil Engineering and Real Estate Management. She completed her doctoral studies at English faculty of the University of Potsdam in Experimental Psycholinguistics in 2000. She has been teaching academic English courses and compiling course materials since 2007.