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Words Alone
Words Alone

By Denis Bates

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Explore essential English
Explore essential English

By Mark Slim

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Meaning centered Grammar
Meaning centered Grammar

By Craig Hancock

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Wrestling with words and meanings
The dictionary of vital expressions
Stylebook
Stylebook

By Robert O. Grover

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Abrams Guide to grammar
Abrams Guide to grammar

By Ellie Abrams

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The Dictionary of Concise Writing
The dictionary of worthless words
The dictionary of worthless words

By Dave Dowling

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Contains 3,000 unessential and pointless words and phrases that make writing clumsy and unclear, and offers examples of more concise alternatives.

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