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Short stories to tell [Rosa...
The origin of this book is due to a short story competition "Short Stories to Tell" on the occasion of the English Language Day, framed within a programme of activities developed by the Language Centre of the University of Almeria and the Vice-Rectorate for Communication and University Extension. Those responsible for this activity are the lecturers of the Department of Philology Rosario Lisciandro and María del Mar Palenzuela Pérez in collaboration with Tim Spratt, teacher of the Language Centre. The book is made up of 29 stories in English whose authors are students and lovers of the English language. The stories are original and have been selected by a jury. The thematic variety of the stories gives the book an interesting, entertaining, heterogeneous and culturally diverse character. Moreover, the cultural and nationality diversity of the authors gives the book a distinctive element
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monografia Rebiun31932758 https://catalogo.rebiun.org/rebiun/record/Rebiun31932758 cr#||#---||||| 202209s2022 xx s 000 0 eng d 978-84-1351-147-4 UAM 991008294044204211 UPM 991006085564404212 CBUC 991004245944506713 CBUC 991003776433806714 CBUC 991000939434206712 CBUC 991013098258806708 CBUC 991010838016706709 UPVA 998550636403706 BUAL rda Short stories to tell Recurso electrónico] Rosario Lisciandro, Maria del Mar Palenzuela Perez, Tim Spratt Almería Editorial Universitaria 2022 Almería Almería Editorial Universitaria 1 recurso en línea (40 páginas) 1 recurso en línea (40 páginas) Texto txt rdacontent ordenador c rdamedia recurso en línea cr rdacarrier Libros electrónicos 132 Unrestricted online access star The origin of this book is due to a short story competition "Short Stories to Tell" on the occasion of the English Language Day, framed within a programme of activities developed by the Language Centre of the University of Almeria and the Vice-Rectorate for Communication and University Extension. Those responsible for this activity are the lecturers of the Department of Philology Rosario Lisciandro and María del Mar Palenzuela Pérez in collaboration with Tim Spratt, teacher of the Language Centre. The book is made up of 29 stories in English whose authors are students and lovers of the English language. The stories are original and have been selected by a jury. The thematic variety of the stories gives the book an interesting, entertaining, heterogeneous and culturally diverse character. Moreover, the cultural and nationality diversity of the authors gives the book a distinctive element Lengua inglesa- Historia- Recursos electrónicos. Lisciandro, Rosario editor literario Palenzuela Pérez, María del Mar editor literario Spratt, Tim editor literario Universidad de Almería editor