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Practice Makes Perfect Advanced English Grammar for ESL Learners Reviews
Author: Mark Lester Edition: 1 Publisher: McGraw-Hill Binding: Paperback ISBN: 0071598790 Price: You Save: 47%
Practice Makes Perfect Advanced English Grammar for ESL Learners (Practice Makes Perfect Series)
Get control over those difficult areas of English grammar
Practice Makes Perfect: Advanced English Grammar for ESL Learners is focused on those grammar topics that might pose special problems for you, especially if English is not your first language.Practice Makes Perfect Advanced English Grammar for ESL Learners review. Read full reviews of Practice Makes Perfect Advanced English Grammar for ESL Learners.
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Practice Makes Perfect Advanced English Grammar for ESL Learners (Practice Makes Perfect Series) ISBN: 0071598790 Author: Mark Lester Publisher: McGraw-Hill Date: 2010-08-18 Qty Available: 1 Format: Paperback
Get control over those difficult areas of English grammarPractice Makes Perfect Advanced English Grammar for ESL Learners is focused on those grammar topics that might pose special problems for you especially if English is not your first language. Because it targets advanced topics you will quickly zero in on what holds you back from fluency. And like with all of the bestselling Practice Makes Perfect books you can practice through exercises and reinforce your knowledge.The book includes775 exercisesExpertise from Mark Lester an ESL expert in grammar who founded the highly respected ESL depart
Get control over those difficult areas of English grammarPractice Makes Perfect: Advanced English Grammar for ESL Learners is focused on those grammar topics that might pose special problems for you, especially if English is not your first language. Because it targets advanced topics, you will quickly zero in on what holds you back from fluency. And like with all of the bestselling Practice Makes Perfect books, you can practice through exercises and reinforce your knowledge.The book includes:775 exercisesExpertise from Mark Lester, an ESL expert in grammar who founded the highly respected ESL
Sales Handle Designed to help advanced-level ESL learners gain control over difficult areas of English grammar.About the Book Practice Makes Perfect: Advanced English Grammar for ESL Learnersis focused on a select group of grammar topics that pose special problems for nonnative speakers. These topics fall into two areas: 1) areas of grammar that are the source of persistent error and 2) areas of grammar that are so complex that even advanced nonnative speakers almost always avoid them. For example, a common error is over generalizing the use of the progressive tenses: "Everybody is hating Mond
Get control over those difficult areas of English grammar Practice Makes Perfect: Advanced English Grammar for esl Learners is focused on those grammar topics that might pose special problems for you, especially if English is not your first language. Because it targets advanced topics, you will quickly zero in on what holds you back from fluency. And like with all of the bestselling Practice Makes Perfect books, you can practice through exercises and reinforce your knowledge. The book includes: 775 exercises Expertise from Mark Lester, an esl expert in grammar who founded the highly respected
Practice Makes Perfect Advanced English Grammar for ESL Learners Reviews
Because it targets advanced topics, you will quickly zero in on what holds you back from fluency. And like with all of the bestselling Practice Makes Perfect books, you can practice through exercises and reinforce your knowledge.
The book includes:
775 exercises
Expertise from Mark Lester, an ESL expert in grammar who founded the highly respected ESL department at the University of Hawaii. He authored the most popular college classroom grammar in the country
Topics include: Noun plurals, Possessive nouns and personal pronouns, Articles and quantifiers, Adjectives, Verb forms and tenses, Talking about present time, Talking about past time, Talking about future time, Causative verbs, The passive, The structure of adjective clauses, Restrictive and nonrestrictive adjective clauses, Gerunds, Infinitives, Noun clauses
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