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Contents
Macmillan Education is part of the Macmillan Publishing Group Digital Teacher Resources 2
Digital Student Resources 14
ELT, curriculum, vocational Digital solutions for English Children’s 17
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Exams 64
Skills, Grammar & Vocabulary 76
science, technical and medical
Palgrave Study Skills 86
Business English 88
Readers 98
Dictionaries 104
For information about Macmillan Education, visit
Methodology 108
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For information about Macmillan ELT products and resources, visit
Palgrave Macmillan 114
www.macmillanenglish.com
For teaching support tips, resources and articles, join the
Key Level Chart 120
onestopenglish community at
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Offices and Distributors 122
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Title Index 126
@MacmillanELT
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