English Ditransitive Verbs: Aspects of Theory, Description and a Usage-Based Model
The present book offers fresh insights into the description of ditransitive verbs and their complementation in present-day English. In the theory-oriented first part, a pluralist framework is developed on the basis of previous research that integrates ditransitive verbs as lexical items with both the entirety of their complementation patterns and the cognitive and semantic aspects of ditransitivity
This is the third book in the successful Business One:One series, designed specifically for teaching and learning one-to-one. Short and highly flexible two-page "How to..." units contain communicative tasks, grammar, collocations and very good listening. There is also extra reading and listening material, audio scripts and grammar bank at the back of the book.
You're Not Fooling Anyone When You Take Your Laptop to a Coffee Shop: Scalzi on Writing
There are books which claim to teach you how to write. This book is about the writing life: The business of writing. The day-to-day existence of a professional writer. The ways writers interact with other writers. The things writers do to help themselves out - and the things they do to trip themselves up.
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Business Benchmark Advanced TB
This Teacher's Book contains answer keys, tapescripts, model writing compositions, information about the BULATS test and the BEC exam, teaching notes and extra activities.
This short, practical and easy to read book is written by a series of professionals who discuss every aspect of making a presentation. It begins with some of the basic rules of communications, covers how to appear on stage, how to present a talk, dealing with questions, how to chair a session. It also contains a couple of don't do's: 'How to Make a Mess with PowerPoint,' and 'How NOT to give a presentation.'
