There is writing inside. The answer sheet has a tear on the back cover. --Description-- "Visual Listening": A format that visualizes sound changes. One of the reasons why listening skills don't improve is blindly repeating problem exercises without understanding English sound changes. This book uses the original "Visual Listening" format, which allows you to see and understand English sound changes. For example, words that are read strongly are in bold, sounds that are weak and barely audible are in light font, and words that connect with other words are in italics. By accumulating the realization of "So that's how this word is read," you will acquire English sound changes and efficiently improve your listening skills. Turning "I can read it, but I can't hear it" into a positive. This material was created with the idea that if you can read and understand the words, you can understand the sound changes. At first, you may rely on "Visual Listening" to practice, but eventually, you will be able to understand and repeat the content without looking at the text. Vocabulary, grammar, illustrations, and story format at the junior high school level. To make it easier to work with, the vocabulary and grammar used in a total of 30 scripts (conversations and passages) are adjusted to the junior high school level. In addition, the situation is set as "Kumi, a high school student, visits America on a homestay," and many illustrations are used. Thorough practice of sound changes! Each unit features different "characteristics of English sound changes," and you will listen to 10 sentences each, for a total of 150 sentences, check them with Visual Listening, and repeat the practice of speaking them out loud. As you repeat this, you will naturally acquire English sound changes, and you can efficiently improve not only your listening skills but also your speaking skills. Book Information Release Date: December 21, 2018 ISBN: 978-4-578-26122-3 Size: B5 Number of pages: 64 pages