Re: Which books for teaching english to foreigners? guide me

Don't bother, really. If you want to teach to schoolchildren and students, they'll provide their own books, and you can use that as a basis.

If you're targeting more older people, you can use the newspapers: it's more fun (because it's actual news), and you can easily vary the difficulty, by picking papers from the Daily Mail up to the IHT or the Grauniad...

And as you have no issues with speaking English, you can do just that : speak with people, taking any topic as a starting point.

Just don't forget to cover the classics ;-) (irregular verbs, pronouns, pronunciation of common words, and idioms and expressions)

 

Re: Which books for teaching english to foreigners? guide me

Hi!

If you want a book for grammatical exercises and explanations, I advice you the "English Grammar in Use" By Raymond Rurphy (Cambridge University press). I think it's a good book, the explanations are very clear, with lots of examples and exercises. I'm french and I use it to work on English grammary.

I hope it will help you.

Karine