Product Description
Cambridge IGCSE™ First Language English Workbook with Digital Access (2 Years)
Authors: Graham Elsdon, Helen Rees-Bidder
Format: Physical Hardcopy
+ Digital This updated print and digital workbook accompanies the coursebook and follows the same order for ease of use. The resource is written in clear, accessible language and includes a wealth of additional practice opportunities to help develop key skills and prepare your students for assessment.
This workbook supports the Cambridge IGCSE™ and IGCSE (9-1) First Language English syllabuses (0500/0990) for examination from 2027. Access your digital resource via Cambridge GO.
Features:
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Follows the same structure as the coursebook for ease of use with learning intentions at the start of each unit to consolidate knowledge.
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Features 'Language focus' boxes from the coursebook to reinforce learning.
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A variety of additional practice opportunities, including tasks to develop reading and writing skills across many genres and formats.
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Two units dedicated to practice questions: one for reading and one for writing.
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Answers to the activities are found in the teacher's resource.
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Accessibility Information: This publication meets the requirements of the EPUB Accessibility specification with conformance to WCAG 2.2 Level AA.
Contents:
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How to use this series
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How to use this book
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Introduction
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Part 1: Reading
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Unit 1: Reading skills and strategies
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Unit 2: Reading for comprehension
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Unit 3: Summary writing
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Unit 4: Analysing and explaining writer' effects
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Unit 5: Extended response to reading
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Unit 6: Reading practice
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Part 2: Writing
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Unit 7: Writing skills
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Unit 8: Directed writing
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Unit 9: Descriptive writing
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Unit 10: Narrative writing
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Unit 11: Writing practice
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Glossary of key terms
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Index
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Acknowledgements.
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