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Schaum's Outline of Theory and Problems of Statistics by Murray R. Spiegel Book Description Schaums' Outline of Statistics, Second
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A Concise Grammar for English Language Teachers is the new edition of the highly popular 'A Grammar Course for TEFL Certificate'. This book is probably the only really user-friendly grammar for English teachers....a godsend for grammar-phobes.
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The fully revised and updated edition of this bestselling general English dictionary is especially useful for those working towards FCE (First Certificate Examination), and IELTS (International English Language Testing System) examinations. The new edition includes 28,000 expressions used in international English. The selection is based on word-frequency counts and analyses of the CAT (Certificate in Advanced English) exam syllabuses. Entries include examples from everyday speech, irregular forms, derived words, differences between English and American usage, and help with confusable words (e.g. insure and ensure). Encyclopedic comments highlight historical and cultural terms (Guy Fawkes, Pancake Day) and technical terms such as the periodic table, the metric system and greenhouse gases.
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