Each of the 180 grammar topics is organized into 2-page sections Explains how the grammar for each topic is used and how to avoid mistakes Includes a tip to help students sound more natural Covers the topics students need to know for the Cambridge ESOL exams (FCE, CAE and CPE).
A gardening book for the spiritually minded, based on Celtic, ancient traditions and modern ecological practices.
Designed to accompany the standard textbook "A Basic English Grammar", this exercise book has been revised and updated to include 60 additional exercises. All exercises are cross-referenced to the textbook.
This three-level grammar practice series takes students through from Basic to Advanced level English.
The right explanations and practice for your language level, plus 100% more interactive practice on the NEW Practice-Boost CD-ROMs.
The Oxford Guide to English Grammar is a systematic account of grammatical forms and the way they are used in modern standard British English today. It is equally suitable for quick reference to Details and for more leisured study of broad grammar topics.The book is trorough in its coverage but pays most attention to points that are of importance to intermediate and advanced learners of English, and to their teachers.• The emphasis is on meanings and how they govern the choice of grammatical pattern.• Each chapter starts with a summary which reviews the topic as a whole and shows readers where to find the particular information they need.• Authentic texts are used to demonstrate features of discourse.• Many single-sentence example are also authentic.• Wherever it is helpful, examples are marked as formal or informal, literary or conversational.• Dependable advice is give on the avoidance of non-standard and incorrect usage.• A chapter is devoted to differences between American and British grammar.• Technical terms are used sparingly, and defined in a glossary.
A fresh approach to grammar through a set of interlinked grammar resources - reference book, practice book, interactive CD-ROM.
Reveals the truth behind Robin Hood and his band of Inlaws. In fact, Robin was no good at bows and arrows and he insisted on robbing the poor to give to the rich. Yet somehow his miserable men established his reputation as a hero. Other stories include The Sleeping Beauty.
Provides explanations of grammatical concepts and corresponding exercises to develop proficiency in their use as well as twenty-five practice tests.
This title provides irreverent versions of such well-known children's stories as, "Red Riding Hood", "The Princess and the Pea", "The Ugly Duckling" and "Hansel and Gretel".
