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U.S.A. History in Brief, Learner English edition

U.S.A. History in Brief, Learner English edition features a special text appropriate for many English learners and additional features that enhance its value in a classroom or other learning environment. You can read the text or listen as a native-speaker reads it aloud. Some words will appear in boldface type. You will find their meanings, or definitions, in a brightly colored box on the same page, along with examples of how to use the word.

If you are an English teacher and use the Internet, you can play the entire recording online and pause it wherever you like. Check the complete PDF edition of the printed book; Each chapter available in HTML; Complete chapter-by-chapter audio version.
http://www.america.gov/publications/books-content/us-history-learner-english.html

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