Spotlight on First with DVD-ROM
(Author) John Hughes Jon NauntonSpotlight on First is a fully comprehensive course that has been revised to be in line with the new Cambridge English exam specifications for January 2015. It prepares adults and younger learners to excel in the revised exam. An exciting new feature of this revised edition is the Ideas Generator. Test takers need to generate ideas to pass the Speaking and Writing papers of the exam. The Ideas Generator uses National Geographic videos to stimulate students' interest in common exam topics, help them build ideas about these topics and gather the language they need to effectively write or speak about them. After each video lesson students will have a bank of ideas, functional language and vocabulary tied to eight topics that commonly appear in the exam. One of the most difficult parts of the exam for students is the Speaking Test. The Speaking Test videos and worksheets prepare students to deal with this challenge by getting them to engage with simulations of all four parts of the Speaking test.
John Hughes
John Hughes was an American filmmaker, responsible for creating some of the most iconic teen films of the 1980s. His most notable works include "The Breakfast Club," "Sixteen Candles," and "Ferris Bueller's Day Off." Hughes had a unique ability to capture the angst and humor of adolescence, making him a pioneer in the teen comedy genre. His films often featured relatable characters, witty dialogue, and memorable soundtracks. Hughes' impact on the film industry and pop culture is undeniable, as his works continue to be beloved by audiences of all ages. "The Breakfast Club" remains his most famous and enduring work, solidifying his legacy as a master of teen cinema.
Jon Naunton
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