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Word perfect
Word perfect

By John O. E. Clark, John Owen Edward Clark

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Word Perfect is described by the author as having evolved from notes and observations made during his 30-year career as an editor and writer and reflects his own preoccupations and setting. Many Fr...

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Language maven strikes again
The bias-free word finder
The bias-free word finder

By Rosalie Maggio

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The Princeton Review grammar smart junior
Nigerian English in sociolinguistic perspectives
L anglais de A a Z
L anglais de A a Z

By Michael Swan

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Famous last words
Famous last words

By Daniels Harvey

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Famous last words
Famous last words

By Daniels Harvey

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Les bizarreries de la langue francaise
Handbook of English.
Handbook of English.

By Stratton Clarence

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