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Mastering German vocabulary
Quite literally
Quite literally

By Wynford Hicks

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Studies in taalbeheersing 3
Studies in taalbeheersing 3

By VIOT Taalbeheersingscongres 2008 Vrije Universiteit Te Amsterdam

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"Biedt een overzicht van recente ontwikkelingen in taalbeheersingsonderzoek in Nederland en Vlaanderen. De bundel presenteert een selectie van bijdragen aan VIOT 2008, het elfde taalbeheersingscong...

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Hun hebben de taal verkwanseld
Hun hebben de taal verkwanseld

By Jan Stroop

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Beschouwingen over al dan niet foutief taalgebruik en toekomstige ontwikkelingen in het Nederlands.

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The basics of English grammar
Legal English
Legal English

By Rupert Haigh

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Speed up your Korean
Speed up your Korean

By Lucien Brown

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Speed up your Korean
Speed up your Korean

By Lucien Brown

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Register variation in Indian English
A dictionary of English normative grammar, 1700-1800

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