День добрый! Про Мерфи: мои ученики считают его очень продуктивным пособием.Используем его уже в течение многих лет,особенно полезны грамматические пояснения особых случаев и, конечно, ключи.Практическая часть научит основным элементарным структурам,которые можно видоизменить и применять в речи.Система презентации материала сильно отличается от традиционной русско-советской школы, но это не мешает, а способствует обучению(мое личное мнение).Good Luck!

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