I adopted Friends United from Macmillan to use with my pre teens pupils I love these books. The problem is that here in Argentina we can only buy cassettes ( incredible when the pupils get a CD  with their books to work on their computers at home)

 The problem  is that my old tape recorder isn�t working properly  and when I wanted to buy a new one I discovered  that most of the devices don�t have tape players ,  or are much more expensive than the new ones, as no one here is buying them anymore. The editorial here told me that in Argentina they only have cassettes but ion other countries the teachers have CDs  for these books Friends United. Does any of you work with these books ?

 I tried to convert the cassettes to Cds  but it�s impossible for me . Any other suggestions? 

          Thank you for your help,

                                                         X O X O  PAt

I hope it was clear...it �s difficult to explain technical things in English!

Ciao

Bye

 

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I do use Friends United, and as Silke said, have always had all the necessary support from their local representatives. Here in Brazil the bok comes in s pack: student �s book + workbook/self-study worksheets + CD-ROM/Songs CD + Audio CDs (the very same class cds teachers use) and their price is great. I run a project called BASIC- B.A. for Social Inclusion and Citizenship- and I �m currently using this book, which was kindly donated by Macmillan with a group of teens. As they live in the same charity house they don �t need each of their cds, so I can send you an original Friends United 1 cd if you PM me.

 

All the best,

 

Marcia