Spelling review for adults

This spelling review for adults is included in the Career Institute Course in Practical English for two reasons. First, correct spelling is a requirement for accurate word recognition and vocabulary building. Second, spelling ability is vitally necessary if you are to write with confidence, ease, and speed. To write a letter, report, or article that contains misspelled words is almost an unforgivable error. Frequent misspellings in business writing may prevent a person from being promoted to a position for which he is otherwise qualified. Misspellings in social correspondence often affect social standing because they create an impression of a lack of educational or cultural background.

Oxford Angol Nyelvtan (Oxford English Grammar)

Angol Nyelvtan ( English Grammar) contains loads of exercises for students (from beginner to intermediate), all the grammar you need to succeed. Grammar explanation and task description is in Hungarian, but non-Hungarian speakers can also use exercises to practise. 

For Hungarian users mostly

CD-ROM added Thanks to kaszu2000

BBC Knowledge - January 2011

Knowledge Magazine, the  international publication for everyone who is curious about the world we all share – the natural life that inhabits it, the history that has shaped our lives upon it, and the science that is propelling us onward into the 21st century.

Shape as Memory

How do buildings store information and experience in their shape and form? Michael Leyton has attracted considerable attention with his interpretation of geometrical form as a medium for the storage of information and memory. In this publication he draws specific conclusions for the field of architecture and construction, attaching fundamental importance to the complex relationship between symmetry and asymmetry.

The Lightning and the Sun

In The Lightning and the Sun, Savitri Devi Mukherji elucidates her concept of "Men in Time," "Men above Time," and "Men against Time" using the lives of Genghis Khan, Akhnaton, and Adolf Hitler, respectively, as illustrations of the forces of "Lightning" (destructive power), "Sun" (life-giving energy), and "both Lightning and the Sun" (destructive power harnessed for a life-affirming purpose). There is also a chapter about Kalki and the Kali Yuga. Begun in 1948, completed in 1956, and first published in 1958 in Calcutta, she said it "could be described as a personal answer to the events of 1945 and of the following years."