Gabriele Stein Books

English word-formation over two centuries
Studies in Function of Passive
John Palsgrave as Renaissance Linguist: A Pioneer in Vernacular Language Description
English In Use
English In Use

By Gabriele Stein, Randolph Quirk

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Randolph Quirk, Gabriele Stein. Includes Index. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 258).

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English In Use
English In Use

By Gabriele Stein, Randolph Quirk

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Randolph Quirk, Gabriele Stein. Includes Index. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 258).

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Better Words
Better Words

By Gabrielle Stein

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Secrets of the Successful Student
Secrets of the Successful Student
English Dictionary Before Cawdrey
English Dictionary Before Cawdrey

By Gabriele Stein

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Gabriele Stein. Bibliography: P. 432-444.

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