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This document provides teachers with references that map the key grammatical structures and skills descriptors from the Adult ESOL core curriculum to the Language in Use series of coursebooks. It includes lists of the grammatical structures and skills covered in the Beginner and Pre-intermediate levels books, organized by the levels in the core curriculum. Teachers can use these references to see how the materials in the Language in Use series align with the standards in the Adult ESOL core curriculum.
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