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Essential Business Grammar Builder presents and practises the fundamental grammar requirements for students studying Business English. It is ideal for use in class and for self study. KEY FEATURES * Contains 60 units for grammar and functions. * Over 100 authentic citations from sources such as Newsweek, Wall Street Journal and International Herald Tribune providing authentic examples of the target language * Includes 18 self-administered tests to check students' understanding of the grammar * A preliminary test designed to raise awareness of their starting level and help assess progress * All exercises with a speaking/listening context and 'high-context' exercises are recorded on the Audio CD * Grammar points reinforced through authentic cartoons, creating a motivating context

Campaign is an award-winning course in English for the military. It meets the English language needs of military personnel on international operations peacekeeping, humanitarian assistance and training exercises. * Provides full answer key, teaching notes and tapescripts * Features background briefings on military life for civilian teachers * Includes a comprehensive introduction to teaching English in a military context

Campaign is an award-winning course in English for the military. It meets the English language needs of military personnel on international operations peacekeeping, humanitarian assistance and training exercises. * Revises and consolodates key language areas * Provides approximately 80 hours of material for self-study * Each section opens with a list of key lexis from the unit * Provides further exposure to the key language areas presented in the Student’s Book * Offers meaningful practice exercises for consolidating target language

Cambridge Grammar for IELTS provides complete coverage of the grammar needed for the IELTS test, and develops listening skills at the same time. It includes a wide range of IELTS tasks from the Academic and General Training Reading, Writing and Listening modules, and contains helpful grammar explanations and a grammar glossary.

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Six people – five women and a man – meet once a month in California’s Central Valley to discuss Jane Austen’s novels. They are ordinary people, neither happy nor unhappy, but each of them is wounded in different ways, they are all mixed up about their lives and relationships. Over the six months they meet, marriages are tested, affairs begin, unsuitable arrangements become suitable – under the guiding eye of Jane Austen a couple of them even fall in love…

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