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Amazing Animals: Are We REALLY Different?: Vocabulary Builder Through Reading, Listening and Discuss

Amazing Animals: Are We REALLY Different?: Vocabulary Builder Through Reading, Listening and Discuss

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Are humans the only intelligent animals on Earth?

Are we really so different from other species?

Can animals think, learn, communicate, and solve problems like we do?

Amazing Animals: Are We REALLY Different? is a British English vocabulary builder and reading comprehension practice book for young intermediate ESL / EFL learners, designed to help school English learners develop academic vocabulary, critical thinking, and confident communication.

Through engaging non-fiction texts about animal intelligence, students build vocabulary through reading, listening, and discussion while exploring real scientific discoveries. This English practice book supports language development through meaningful content rather than isolated exercises.

Perfect for international school classrooms, homeschooling, independent study, and content-based English programmes, each chapter includes:

  • Engaging reading comprehension passages
  • Academic vocabulary development in context
  • Discussion questions that encourage speaking and critical thinking
  • Real scientific case studies on animal behaviour and cognition

Students will discover fascinating examples of intelligence across the animal world, from tool-using dolphins and problem-solving octopuses to communicating parrots and surprisingly creative pigs, while strengthening reading skills and expanding vocabulary.

Spoken audio recordings of selected parts of the book are also available online. These recordings help learners practise their listening skills and improve their pronunciation through speech shadowing.

This ESL vocabulary builder helps learners:

  • Improve reading comprehension
  • Build advanced vocabulary naturally
  • Develop discussion and speaking confidence
  • Explore science through English
  • Engage with big questions about intelligence and the natural world

Let's learn in English, and explore what intelligence really means!

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Pub dateFeb 26, 2026
ISBN-10969929356X
ISBN-139789699293566
LanguageEnglish
Last updated 2026-04-24 05:50
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