Usage Books

Using English Words
Using English Words

By P. Corson, David Corson

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Improve Your English Better English
The language book
The language book

By Florence W. Harris

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A guide to the modern use of English, including grammar, vocabulary, information sources, critical thinking and methods of communication. Includes frequent examples of everyday uses of language.

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The Longman dictionary of French grammar and idioms
The Longman dictionary of French grammar and idioms
Wordplay
Wordplay

By Robertson Cochrane

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Who s whose
Who s whose

By Philip Gooden

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Lists in alphabetical order some of the more commonly confused English words with definitions, examples of proper and improper usage, and how to avoid typical mistakes.

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Japanese words and their uses
Take my word for it
Take my word for it

By William Safire

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You could look it up
You could look it up

By William Safire

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