Review published In: ITL - International Journal of Applied Linguistics
Vol. 62 (1983) ► pp.75–78
Book review
"Essays on Teaching English for Specific Purposes by the Staff of the Colchester and Bedford English Study Centres". . .
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Published online: 1 January 1983
https://doi.org/10.1075/itl.62.05cor
https://doi.org/10.1075/itl.62.05cor
References (9)
G. White, “The subject specialist and the ESP teacher”, pp. 9–14.
J. Holmes, “Using authentic materials in an authentic way”, pp. 22–33.
S. Sheerin, “Some difficulties, real and imagined, in conducting medical case conferences in the teaching of doctor/doctor language”, pp. 34–44.
G. Jones, “A study of ESP in action : some preliminary findings”, pp. 15–21.
J. Seath, “ESP for the pre-intermediate student”, pp. 56–63.
P. Jakes, “Adapting and developing a printed ESP dialogue”, pp. 64–70.
M. Dean, “Border post: a course in 'customs English'”, pp. 51–55.
S. Chandler, “Specific rather than specialized: a course for the Italian Air Force”, pp. 45–50.
J. Gibbon & J. Scott, “How to face inter-disciplinary groups”, pp. 71–74.
