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Chinese GCSE: Chinese GCSE vol.1 – Student Book Student Book Volume 1
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Chinese GCSE has been designed especially for teaching Chinese to secondary school students in Britain, compiled by an experienced group of teachers from the best-selling Chinese textbook Happy Chinese or Chinese for GCSE and the heads of Chinese from UK secondary schools. The series covers all areas in new Chinese GCSE syllabus in three separate volumes. Each volume has eight units, with each unit containing three lessons that focus on a common topic or activity. By using the series, students will be able to reach the standard requirement for GCSE Chinese in listening, speaking, reading and writing. Each stage includes a student textbook accompanying by workbook, PPT courseware etc.
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Additional information
| Publisher | 1st edition (1 Jan. 2010), Sinolingua London Ltd |
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| Language | English, Chinese |
| Paperback | 260 pages |
| ISBN-10 | 1907838007 |
| ISBN-13 | 978-1907838002 |
| Dimensions | 20.8 x 1.2 x 28.4 cm |
by Dandan Zhou
Very good textbook for secondary school students. It follows the new GCSE syllabus and the topics r really friendly. Love it!
by john tyler
as required
by carolwu
Good text book
by Nilian
This book has been so helpful to me especially as I am learning without a teacher. The pages create a clear structure to help me learn new vocabulary
by Amazon Customer
Good
by Sarah
Just what we were after. Thank you
by Ann-Marie Simpson
Will be very hlepful for my work at home to make sure I’m reaching a recognised target. Also good back-up for the chinese class I’m attending.
by Viren
This is a good book in general, but is not great for self teaching. It covers many of the required basic grammar and uses many tools to help the user understand the concepts. However I believe the book is lacking in some areas; notably:
1. The book is not grammar based. The small grammar notes are not good enough to explain complex ideas.
2. The user can be left puzzled and confused due to a lack of explanation
3. Many typos and mistakes within the book
4. The book is not structured well, can be confusing