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Amici: AQA GCSE Exam Guide
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Amici: AQA GCSE Exam Guide
Authors:
Carole D Shepherd
and
Derek Aust
48 pages | 250x140mm
ISBN: 978-0-19-913514-1
Publication Date: 07 May 2009
Price:
£6.00
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Suitable for:
KS3 and KS4 students (11-16), adult education classes (16+). Ab initio university students (18+) following the AQA specification.
Amici - the GCSE Italian course that offers something extra
A brand-new self-study revision booklet and audio CD, tailored to the new 2009 AQA GCSE specifications. Ideal to help GCSE/Standard Grade students of Italian get to grips with the language, and reach the best grades at their exams.
Features
Ideal for the new AQA GCSE Italian specifications
A 100% student-friendly revision guide
Packed full with helpful hints and tips to get top grades
Including a CD with extra listening practice on for speaking and listening, ideal to prepare for controlled assessment and exams
Featuring a grammar section and a listing of core vocabulary for all topic areas
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