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English for Young Learners is a specially designed English learning book aimed at early childhood and primary school students. It offers a fun, interactive, and communicative approach to help young learners naturally acquire and use English from an early age.
Through themes that are closely related to children's everyday lives—such as family, animals, colors, numbers, and school activities—this book helps build essential vocabulary, simple sentence structures, and the development of the four core language skills: speaking, listening, reading, and writing.
Equipped with engaging illustrations, songs, games, dialogues, and interactive exercises, this book aims to spark interest and boost confidence in using English. It is suitable for both classroom and home learning, whether used individually or in groups.
English for Young Learners serves as an ideal learning resource for teachers, parents, and students in building a strong foundation in English language skills from an early age.
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