We have over 2,000 books, CDs and cassettes that can be borrowed to help you improve your language learning. In addition, we have many exercises on the computers to recycle and reinforce the different aspects you need to become a fluent user of the language (grammar, vocabulary, reading, writing, listening). All the books have the answers so you can correct yourself.

There is a colour code system in operation to help you choose the most suitable material for your level of English:

			Black		Beginners
			Yellow		Elementary
			Blue		Pre-Intermediate (PET)
			Red		Intermediate
			Green		Upper-Intermediate (First Certificate)
			White		Pre-Advanced and above (Advanced & Proficiency)

Improve your reading and vocabulary

			learn new words and recycle grammatical structures with our simplified readers (stories)
			do the exercises in a book that corresponds to your level from the vocabulary section
			look up a word in the dictionaries
			use books with audio cassettes and CDs
			use the different multimedia software available on our workstations
			visit websites on reading and vocabulary

Improve your grammar

			use a book that corresponds to your level from the grammar exercises section
			check the spelling of words in the dictionaries
			use the different multimedia software available on our workstations
			visit websites on grammar

Improve your speaking and pronunciation

			practise with our audiocassettes and CDs for speaking and pronunciation
			use the dictionaries to learn phonetics and phonology
			use the opportunity to speak English in the library all the time
			visit websites on speaking

Improve your listening

			practise with the audiocassettes and CDs that correspond to your level
			practise with the listening exercises on our workstations
			listen to simplified readers (stories) on audiocassette/CD
			watch DVDs or videos, with or without subtitles, in the library or at home
			visit websites on listening

Improve your writing

			use the books from the writing section to develop your writing of formal/informal letters, narratives, descriptions, articles etc.
			read magazines to get a feel of real articles and letters
			visit websites on writing

Prepare for a Cambridge EFL Exam

			have a look at the exam materials that can help you prepare effectively for any EFL exam (First Certificate, Advanced, Proficiency, BEC, IELTS etc.)
			visit websites on EFL Exams
			use the books to develop specific exam skills e.g. wrtiting, reading and listening

English for Specific Purposes

			books to practise English for Business and prepare for the BEC exams
			books aimed at helping students of translation
			books specifically devoted to law, medicine, IT, and science

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