■Increases student appreciation of different cultural perspectives found worldwide ■Stimulates students and teachers to see the world with fresh eyes ■Encourages students to communicate enthusiastically in English ■Includes readings, interviews, vocabulary activities, and fun discussion exercises ■Extra Resources also available for Free download.

■Students will learn to communicate with topic based content. ■Develops Student's English ability through comprehensive speaking, listening and writing activities. ■Students will learn how to talk about their own culture with natural language. ■Natural language is recycled throughout the text.

■ In People Like Us and People Like Us, Too you'll meet people from different countries all over the world. But remember that your culture is not the same as your nationality. ■ Culture is what you do and where you live. ■ It's the things you like doing and the things you donﾕt like doing. It's how old you are and what is important to you. ■ It's the way you talk and your educational background. It's about your friends, your family and your own character. This is your cultural identity. The People Like Us series has three aims: ● To help you find out about other cultures ● To help you find out more about your own culture ● To help you improve your English ■ The People Like Us books form an integrated skills course exploring cultural values and attitudes. Based on over forty hours of recorded interviews, the series allows you to sample the l

■ Students get a better understanding of the regional differences in America through readings which start with the origins of the Native Americans, the beginnings of America as a country, and move on to history, climate, industry, and lifestyles in all regions of America.

■ The second title in the Macmillan Cinema English series, American History in Focus, uses the beloved and award-winning movie Forrest Gump to illuminate the stormy age of post-WWII America. ■ Using the authentic DVD you can give your students an exciting lessons on real-life English expressions and modern American history. ● Lots of listening and comprehension quizzes using the dialogs from actual scenes from the movie. ● Expertly drawn illustrations make the textbook all the more appealing. ● Provocative reading passage and TOEIC-style questions for each unit.

■ American Justice in Focus is the fourth and newest entry in the Macmillan Cinema English Series. ■ Students will love the comedy and drama in The Rainmaker as they follow Matt Damon's legal adventures as he learns what it really means to be a lawyer. ■ As for language, students will learn a wide variety of useful grammatical structures and expressions that will provide a solid basis for future study. ■ In terms of culture, students will gain an appreciation of the American Justice system, including the jury system, and of American society as a whole.

■Introduces students to a variety of American traditions ■Improved rich practice in the four language skills of reading, listening, speaking and writing - with particular emphasis on reading and listening

■ In the USA is a comprehensive introduction to the US, its cities, people, music, food, politics . . . and more. ■ A series of very short readings and accompanying exercises gives students practice in all four language skills. ● The 40 reading practice sections include exercises and speaking activities ● The follow-up writing exercises and listening activities extend the topics

■ This updated edition of Talk, Talk: American-Style uses situational dialogues to build speaking confidence. ◆ Each book contains 12 units, and the dialogues are packed with everyday, useful American English expressions and idioms. ◆ The first book, Meeting People, presents the language in practical contexts, such as self-introductions, making appointments, exchanging messages and more. ◆ The second book, Going Places, contains dialogues in everyday situations such as at a restaurant, a hair salon and a library and more.

■Speaking and listening exercises are based on homestay situations ■Students learn about family life and student life in the US. ■The DVD features two homestay families, three homestayers, and lots of real-life interaction between them ■Documentary-style filming helps students understand what they may experience if they were to go on a homestay ■Interviews with local students, teachers and staff, parents, homestay siblings, and homestayers themselves ■Easy-to-use approach and interesting content have been rated highly by students

■Cover wide range of topics from The Beatles, soccer, pubs and Queen Elizabeth. ■Improve comprehensive language performance mainly through reading based activities. ■Listening activities which relate to students views of British culture. ■Extensive vocabulary building exercises.

■ Twelve in-depth essays deal with various aspects of life in the UK, focusing on London, and include a variety of activities to promote thought and understanding. ■ Topics include ethnic minorities, class differences, social life, and student life.

■ In Britain is the introduction to British civilization and everyday English language. ■ This fully up-to-date 21st Century Edition gives students practice in all four key language-learning skills. ● Forty reading practice sections include pre-reading questions, comprehension exercises and speaking activities ● Activities sections contain follow-up listening, speaking and writing exercises

■ Fifteen interesting and unique topics steep your students in critical thinking skills and pave the way for discussion and encourage learners to think more deeply about various topics in a critical and abstract way. ■ Topics include everything from UFOs and psychics to advertising and reality TV.

■ Twelve all-time popular songs have been specially selected from the best-selling listening textbook series Hit Parade Listening and Hot Beat Listening. A simpler, easy-to-use format now makes these songs accessible to lower-level learners. ■ Smash hits by great artists allow students to enjoy learning English while listening to music! 【Song Replacement】 "We Are the World"(Michael Jackson)→"I Want to Know What Love Is"(Foreigner)

■ Top of the Pops Listening will magically enliven your classroom by motivating students with well-known popular songs. ■ Top of the Pops Listening aims at getting students accustomed to the ‘sound changes’ in spoken English through 12 all-time hit songs selected from the best-selling compilation album Love Light 3. ■ The textbook includes a variety of tasks such as pronunciation practice, listen and fill-in practice.

■ The Story of American Popular Music has now been revised and expanded to include material on British music such as The Beatles, The Rolling Stones and the punk rock movement. ■ The Story of Popular Music is a fascinating journey for all music lovers.

■ In the English-speaking World takes students on a journey around the world of English. ■ In some 100 countries, from Australia to Zimbabwe, English is spoken as the first or second language. ■ English no longer belongs just to the British or even the Americans. ■ In the English-speaking World describes how and where English is spoken and how it helps the world to communicate.

■ Focusing on the history of spoken English, these readings look at the development of English all over the world. ■ An adaptation of the original work, this edition is written in simpler English and includes Japanese notes in the back.

■ The world is shrinking and we're just one big family who know each other very well. ■ Not so, says People Are Funny which uses humorous readings to poke gentle fun at the different cultures of countries from around the world. ● Is informative and loaded with cultural tips (in Japanese) ● Each of the 12 readings is accompanied by vocabulary and comprehension exercises