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How to Learn a Foreign Language the handbook used by schools, universities, and independent language-learners throughout the world:
Don't miss this little book! It is unusual in that it treats languages as respectable and serious study but also fun. It addresses common fears, and deals with the attitudes that have made Americans increasingly monolingual. It is packed with advice on how to learn a foreign language…Excellent, simple, with summaries at the end of each chapter…I enjoyed it very much. Rene Perez-Lopez Voice of Youth Advocates This book could save a beginning student hours of confusion, and might provide some confidence that learning a language is normal and possible, even for someone like him or her!…Fuller has codified what many successful language learners have found out for themselves about learning languages…The knowledge that Fuller is writing from such vast experience can only inspire confidence on the part of the reluctant language learner. Carol L. McKay Modern Language Journal
How To Learn a Foreign Language by Graham E. Fuller
STORM KING PRESS
Copyright 1987 by Graham E. Fuller All rights reserved including the right of reproduction in whole or in part in any form.
Storm King Press books are available at special discounts for bulk purchases for sales, promotions, premiums, fund raising or non-profit educational use. Special editions or book excerpts can also be created to specifications. For details contact: Storm King Press P.O. Box 2089 Friday Harbor, WA 98250 Tel: (206) 378-3910 Manufactured in the United States ISBN 978-1-61750-426-6
I dedicate this book to my family which has shared with me so much of my life overseas: Prue, Samantha, Melissa and Luke.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction Chapter One How To Use This Book Chapter Two Why Do I Need A Foreign Language? Chapter Three Teaching Your Mouth New Tricks Chapter Four Swimming In The Alphabet Soup, Or, Don't Trust Familiar Letters Chapter Five
How to Learn a Foreign Language the handbook used by schools, universities, and independent language-learners throughout the world:
Don't miss this little book! It is unusual in that it treats languages as respectable and serious study but also fun. It addresses common fears, and deals with the attitudes that have made Americans increasingly monolingual. It is packed with advice on how to learn a foreign language…Excellent, simple, with summaries at the end of each chapter…I enjoyed it very much. Rene Perez-Lopez Voice of Youth Advocates This book could save a beginning student hours of confusion, and might provide some confidence that learning a language is normal and possible, even for someone like him or her!…Fuller has codified what many successful language learners have found out for themselves about learning languages…The knowledge that Fuller is writing from such vast experience can only inspire confidence on the part of the reluctant language learner. Carol L. McKay Modern Language Journal
How To Learn a Foreign Language by Graham E. Fuller
STORM KING PRESS
Copyright 1987 by Graham E. Fuller All rights reserved including the right of reproduction in whole or in part in any form.
Storm King Press books are available at special discounts for bulk purchases for sales, promotions, premiums, fund raising or non-profit educational use. Special editions or book excerpts can also be created to specifications. For details contact: Storm King Press P.O. Box 2089 Friday Harbor, WA 98250 Tel: (206) 378-3910 Manufactured in the United States ISBN 978-1-61750-426-6
I dedicate this book to my family which has shared with me so much of my life overseas: Prue, Samantha, Melissa and Luke.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction Chapter One How To Use This Book Chapter Two Why Do I Need A Foreign Language? Chapter Three Teaching Your Mouth New Tricks Chapter Four Swimming In The Alphabet Soup, Or, Don't Trust Familiar Letters Chapter Five