Choosing a language education study tool often comes down to format: a comprehensive textbook versus a quick-start disk. The Complete English as a Foreign Language Beginner to Intermediate Course is listed at $37.99, while the Learn How To Speak Hebrew, Fast & Easy Foreign Language Training Course is listed at $10.95. That price spread frames the decision, but the real question is which language and learning style you need.
Quick verdict
- Pick the Complete English hardcover if you want a structured English course that goes from beginner to intermediate in a physical book.
- Pick the Learn How To Speak Hebrew disk if Hebrew is your goal and you want a beginner-level, business-oriented disk course at a lower listed price.
Price and format comparison
| Product | Price | Price bar | Format | Condition | Study level |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Complete English as a Foreign Language Beginner to Intermediate Course | $37.99 | Hardcover | Like New | English, beginner to intermediate | |
| Learn How To Speak Hebrew, Fast & Easy Foreign Language Training Course | $10.95 | Disk | Brand New | Hebrew, Beginner (A1) and Business |
Where each product wins
Complete English as a Foreign Language Beginner to Intermediate Course wins when you need a linear, text-based English curriculum. The title itself promises beginner-to-intermediate coverage, the hardcover format gives you a lasting reference, and author Sandra Stevens is listed on the book. The ISBN and dimensions (9.4 inches long, 28.9 ounces) show a substantial study volume, and the condition is listed as Like New.
Learn How To Speak Hebrew, Fast & Easy Foreign Language Training Course wins for Hebrew beginners and business-focused learners. It is Brand New, comes on a disk with CD-ROM listed as a feature, and the level is explicitly Beginner (A1) and Business. If you need foundational Hebrew with a workplace angle, this disk is the one.
Product notes
Complete English as a Foreign Language Beginner to Intermediate Course: Learn to
Sandra Stevens's hardcover is the structured route to English as a foreign language, with a title that clearly says "Beginner to Intermediate." The book is listed in Like New condition and has a specific ISBN, so you know exactly which edition you are getting. If you like studying from a printed page and want a course that carries you through multiple proficiency steps, this hardcover fits. The main limitation is portability: at 28.9 ounces and 9.4 inches long, it is a bulky volume to carry around, and the listed condition is Like New rather than Brand New.
Learn How To Speak Hebrew, Fast & Easy Foreign Language Training Course, CD D98
This disk course is the compact way into Hebrew. It is Brand New and comes in a disk format with CD-ROM features, so you can use it on a computer with a disc drive. The language is Hebrew, and the level is labeled Beginner (A1) and Business, which makes it easy to match against your current skills. The "Fast & Easy" promise in the title also fits if you want a quick start rather than a long textbook. The trade-off is scope: this course is labeled for beginner and business contexts, so it does not advertise an intermediate progression the way the English hardcover does.
Final choice by use case
For a complete English as a foreign language course that moves from beginner to intermediate and gives you a hefty text-based reference, the Complete English hardcover is the right pick. For Hebrew at a beginner or business level, or for anyone who wants a disk-based course with a lower listed price, the Learn How To Speak Hebrew CD is the better match.
