English for Materials Science and Engineering Exercises, Grammar, Ca
This textbook is intended for students of materials science, of different branches of engineering and of related disciplines who need to re-activate their English language skills. Using authentic materials and figures selected from scientific texts, stude
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Iris Eisenbach
English for Materials Science and Engineering Exercises, Grammar, Case Studies
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Iris Eisenbach has extensive experience in teaching all levels of English to speakers of other languages and for a wide range of educational and professional purposes. The author graduated in English and French from the University of Mainz and from the Teacher Training College (Studienseminar) in Wiesbaden, (both Germany) with the Second State Examination. After teaching foreign languages to students at different levels for some years, she got tenure as a civil servant (Oberstudienrätin). Iris Eisenbach has spent the past 20 years concentrating on teaching English to students in university settings. Presently she is working as a university language instructor at the English and German Departments of the Language Center of the University of Stuttgart, Germany.
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Introduction This textbook is intended for students of materials science, of different branches of engineering and of related disciplines who need to re-activate their English language skills. Using authentic materials and figures selected from scientific texts, students will improve their reading, writing and speaking skills in a context relevant to their specialist studies. This work does not attempt to teach the subject of materials science. In addition to covering linguistic features specific to scientific and technical purposes, this book also presents review and practice activities in common problem areas of general English usage. The material for the textbook has been developed and tested in classes at the English Department of the University of Stuttgart over several semesters, and it addresses most of the problems English-language learners confront. Students’ feedback has been incorporated
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