Usage Books

Cambridge Grammar of English Paperback with CD ROM
The Cambridge Guide to Australian English Usage
Using Portuguese
American English
American English

By Julie S. Amberg

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"This lively introduction to the study of language explores American English and its place within contemporary society, highlighting the role of language in our daily lives. Beginning with a defini...

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Nineteenth Century English
Nineteenth Century English

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New concise handbook
New concise handbook

By Hans Paul Guth

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New concise handbook
New concise handbook

By Hans Paul Guth

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Communication skills for the processing of words
Communication Skills for the Processing of Words
Woe is I Jr
Woe is I Jr

By Patricia T. O Conner

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Uses simple language and fun examples to show how to speak English properly.

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