How to Give Up Plastic. Penguin Readers. Level 5

Penguin Readers offers a graded series for those learning English as a second language. Each book is tailored to suit different levels of language proficiency, featuring new artwork and exercises that enhance learning. The physical editions come with guides to access additional materials online, fostering an engaging experience with notable works, modern fiction, and insightful non-fiction. The series is aligned with the Common European Framework of Reference for languages (CEFR) and provides eight distinct levels. Every Reader includes exercises designed to build grammar, vocabulary, and essential exam techniques, while questions throughout the text aid comprehension and vocabulary development. "How to Give Up Plastic" is a Level 5 Reader set at the B1 level of the CEFR, incorporating sentences with up to four clauses and elements such as the present perfect continuous and past perfect. The book is enriched with frequent illustrations. Alarmingly, about 12.7 million tonnes of plastic pollute the oceans annually, and by 2050, plastics could outweigh fish in the sea. This text aims to empower readers to reduce plastic use in their daily lives. By purchasing the print edition, one gains exclusive access to supplementary digital resources like an audiobook, digital book, lesson plans, and answer guides through the Penguin Readers website.