Any book on 'Situational English'?

[Mehrgan]

Hi all,
Firstly, I do apologise to all members as this is the second time I'm asking about the same thing, and because I didn't have any idea which forum title I had to post my question under.

I have searched a lot before, but the only book which turns up each time is Paul Hancock's 'Situational English', published in 1998. Does anyone know of any other textbook or series which focuses on teaching situational English, please?



Thanks a lot!

[emsr2d2]

I found this: Situational Dialogues (Book+Audio) ~ 100% Free English Learning and Teaching Resources by Googling "situational english book". I don't know it personally but it's the only one I spotted that isn't by Paul Hancock.

[Mehrgan]

I found this: Situational Dialogues (Book+Audio) ~ 100% Free English Learning and Teaching Resources by Googling "situational english book". I don't know it personally but it's the only one I spotted that isn't by Paul Hancock.

Thank you so much!
I have always wondered, though, why there isn't any newly published book (series) on situational English!


Best!

[sumon.]

Hi, Mehrgan
Why? Do you want to travel anywhere in the world?

[Mehrgan]

Hi, Mehrgan
Why? Do you want to travel anywhere in the world?

Not indeed. I'm sort of interested in EFL/ESL stuff, and I find it interesting to search about the materials related to such fields. We all know apart from all issues from methodologies, one's proficiency might improve just, say, by memorising simple phrases, watching films, etc. I remember once I read an interesting article titled as 'Chaos Theory', by Larsen Freeman. So, situational English, like many other sources, could help learners a lot with their learning.