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Five-Minute Activities, A resource book of short activities, Wright A., 1996.

Фрагмент из книги.
You and your students may like the idea of having a regular five-minute slot in your lesson called ‘Amazing facts . In this session you or a student have five minutes in which to inform the class about something they may not be familiar with and which is likely to amaze them, An obvious source of information is the Guinness Book of Records, available in most countries and brought up to date every year. Books of statistical information from government sources or from specialist institutions are another source.

Самоучитель английского языка, Hexaй О.A., Володько C.M., Лопатько В.В., 1995.

   Итак, приступаем к изучению английского языка. Вы постепенно знакомитесь с фонетическими особенностями его согласных звуков, затем гласных, интонации и ударения. Вам следует сосредоточить свое внимание на английском произношении, которое существенно отличается от русского. Это различие мы показываем на отдельных русских звуках и словах, которые относительно близки к их английским аналогам.
С каждым новым звуком ваш словарный состав английских слов и выражений увеличивается, и мы уверены, что вы, запоминая реплики диалогов, сможете уже поприветствовать своего друга, проститься с ним, поблагодарить его, предложить ему что-либо, поинтересоваться здоровьем, попросить о чем-либо, выразить свое согласие или несогласие с ним.

Хотите говорить по-английски - учитесь правильно читать, Эксуайзед В., Эсти К., 1995.

   Методическое пособие В. Эксуайзеда и К. Эсти предназначена для тех, кто хочет научиться читать и писать по-английски без ошибок. Авторы применяют оригинальные методики, активно используют транскрипцию и предлагают графические обобщения для самообразования в области английской грамматики.

Crazy English, Lederer R., 1990.

   English is the most widely spoken language in the history of our planet, used in some way by at least one out of every seven human beings around the globe. Half of the world’s books are written in English, and the majority of international telephone calls are made in English, English is the language of over sixty percent of the world’s radio programs, many of them beamed, ironically, by the Russians, who know that to win friends and influence nations, they're best off using English. More than seventy percent of international mail is written and addressed in English, and eighty percent of all computer text is stored in English. English has acquired the largest vocabulary of all the world’s languages, perhaps as many as two million words, and has generated one of the noblest bodies of literature in the annals of the human race.

Антология английского юмора, Сборник, Ливергант А.Я., 1990.

   Англия — страна, породившая великую плеяду юмористов, классиков мировой литературы. Традиции, заложенные Шекспиром, Филдингом, Стерном, Диккенсом, продолжают и развивают английские юмористы XIX—XX столетий: Джером К. Джером, Г. К. Честертон, X. Беллок, Дж. Микеш и другие, с творчеством которых и познакомит данный сборник.
Издание предназначено как владеющим английским языком, так и изучающим его.

The Usborne Book of Better English, 1990.

   Punctuation is a collection of marks and signs which break words up into groups and give other helpful clues and information about their meaning. The purpose of punctuation marks is to make it easier for people to understand the exact meaning of written words.
This book explains the different uses of each punctuation mark and gives lots of tips and hints on how and where to use them. Here, you can see the complete range of punctuation marks to choose from.

Metaphorically Speaking, A Dictionary of 3,800 Picturesque Idiomatic Expressions, Renton N.E., 1990.

   Metaphors which have the community’s seal of approval roll off the tongue so readily that by any yardstick they are invariably thick on the ground. A person in the pink who plays his cards right and who takes up the cudgels for the cause will without going overboard or changing tack find an avalanche of metaphors under his very nose. Unless he puts a foot wrong or goes off half-cocked he will regard them all as useful tools and as grist to his mill. He will already be in the picture and will not need to engage in a witch-hunt or rely on the grapevine in order to put his finger on them.
Without matters getting out of hand or losing any momentum it stands out a mile that metaphors are in the blood of every Tom, Dick and Harry worth his salt and willing to show the flag. Many expressions have been gathering dust for donkey’s years and are so much a hallmark of our society that their down to earth use at the drop of a hat does not ring a bell or cause any eyebrows to be raised.

An Intermediate English Practice Book, Pit Corder S., 1960.

   The exercises in this book are meant for all students who hav.e reached the intermediate level of English, and they have been specially designed for those who are preparing to take the Cambridge Lower Certificate Examination in English. I have also tried to include practice in as many language skills as is possible between the covers of a single book.