Project Explore is a five-level course which combines the tried and trusted Project methodology and structure with 100% brand-new content from a new author team. Take a look inside and you’ll find clearly structured, vibrant lessons with exciting new characters and stories! The Student’s Book and Workbook with Online Practice work together, with cross references throughout to highlight where the Workbook offers more practice and support. Published On: 2023-04-18
Oxford University Press
Project (5th Edition) 1 Student’s Book
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Project Explore is a five-level course which combines the tried and trusted Project methodology and structure with 100% brand-new content from a new author team. Take a look inside and you’ll find clearly structured, vibrant lessons with exciting new characters and stories! The Student’s Book and Workbook with Online Practice work together, with cross references throughout to highlight where the Workbook offers more practice and support. Published On: 2023-04-18
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