Who's Whose?: A No-Nonsense Guide to Easily Confused Words Book
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Who's Whose?: A No-Nonsense Guide to Easily Confused Words Book
The English language is a minefield, full of words that look and sound alike but mean different things in different places. Here's an entertaining and essential guide to the most commonly confused words in English today, with real examples of good and bad usage.
You'll never again confuse affect and effect Have you ever been fazed by the spelling of phased, or fretted over the difference between anxiety and angst, stationery and stationary? If so, you are not alone: the English language is a minefield, full of words that look and sound alike but mean different things in different places.
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The book is comprised of 40 poems, which vary from passionate romance, excruciating pain, to blissful hope. Rearrange scrambled words to paint vivid pictures of daily occurrences.
Use this notebook to record, revise and remember new vocabulary. Use the Memory Tips to improve your memory. When you finish a memory gym in the Student's book, do the wordstore exercises to record the new words. Write other words from each unit on the word/meaning pages of the Wordstore. Note the stress, meaning and translation. Is there a similar word in your own language? Use the wordlist to check pronunciation. Use blank pages for your classwork and homework.
Political Language - Words that Succeed and Policies that Fail
Political Language: Words That Succeed and Policies That Fail examines the role of everyday language, governmental rhetoric, and professional language in creating dubious beliefs about the causes, nature, consequences, and remedies for poverty and related social problems.The book analyzes the nature and dynamics of complex cognitive structures engendered in public officials, professionals, administrators, and the general public through recurring categorizations, metaphors, metonyms, and syntactic structures.
The Time Machine - Penguin Readers - Level 4 (1700 words) At a dinner party a brilliant inventor unveils his latest invention – a time machine. He travels into the future and comes across a world inhabited by two very different and degenerated races of human beings.
The teacher's factsheets and answers are added to the end of the file.
