Writer's Digest Flip Dictionary

"Omit needless words," intone Strunk and White in The Elements of Style; "use definite, specific, concrete language." In order to use the best word for the job, though, you have to know it. The Flip Dictionary is full of words you may have forgotten and words you never knew, all accessed by their meaning. Look up "mounds and hills, with," and you will find tumulus. Search "the ropes connecting the harness and the canopy of a parachute," and you'll find shrouds. 

 

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Oxford Learner's Thesaurus Pack: A Dictionary of Synonyms CD-ROM

A learner’s thesaurus of over 15,000 words and expressions from written and spoken. British and American English with CD-ROM. The learner’s thesaurus helps students distinguish between similar words and use them correctly.

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Foundations of Chiropractic: Subluxation

A one-of-a-kind resource with the latest information on subluxation. 
Textbook for chiropractic students on vertebral subluxation, a central concept of chiropractic. Colorful layout with halftone illustrations. Chapters include key words and study questions.

English Listening Lesson Library Collection (112 Audios+Scripts+Quizes)

Three words you need to know, if you don't want your speaker to think he/she is "talking to a brick wall", are LISTEN, UNDERSTAND and RESPOND! We need good listening skills, either in English or in our own language, because they lead to good communication which requires more than just mouthing off a few words.

Pronunciation practice

Practice one exercise at a time.

First play the audio and listen with the book open.

Play the audio again. This time pause the audio after every

word or phrase and practice pronouncing the word or

phrase.

 

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