The Least You Should Know About English: Writing Skills, Form C, 10th Edition
Quickly master English writing skills with THE LEAST YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT ENGLISH: WRITING SKILLS, FORM C, Tenth Edition. Brief and uncomplicated, this text has helped students learn the basics of English writing for thirty years with its clear, concise concept explanations and useful, relevant corresponding exercises. Topics include spelling, word choice, sentence structure, and punctuation as well as more advanced topics such as the writing process, argumentation, and summarizing skills. Check your work easily with exercise answers located in the back of the book. When the course ends, this text is an excellent writing resource for all your college courses and beyond.
Crocheted Gifts In A Weekend: 70 Quick & Lively Projects to Make
“Over 60 projects that could be completed in two days... quick-and-easy craft patterns, such as napkin rings, pot-holders, afghans, stuffed toy animals, and a host of children’s apparel. Directions are easy to follow and guided by at least one color photo.”
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Final Jeopardy
The crusading longtime chief of Manhattan's Sex Crimes Prosecutions Unit brings to her exciting first novel the same passion and insights into the criminal and crime-busting minds that marked her memoir, Sexual Violence (1994). Fairstein also brings herself to the novel-or at least an alter ego of a narrator, Alexandra Cooper, who's also a middle-aged blonde heading the borough's prosecution of sex offenders.
Этот англо-русский словарь состоит из 41 темы и предназначен для детей, а также для всех изучающих английский язык. Каждая страница словаря содержит иллюстрацию и текстовые пояснения к ней на английском и русском языках, что дает вашему малышу возможность видеть предмет, выраженный словом. Чтобы правильно прочитать новое слово, дана английская транскрипция и ее русский вариант для родителей, которые не знают английского языка.
All of McCarthy’s books present the reviewer with the same welcome difficulty. They are so good that one can hardly say how good they really are. . . . Suttree may be his magnum opus. Its protagonist, Cornelius Suttree, has forsaken his prominent family to live in a dilapidated houseboat among the inhabitants of the demimonde along the banks of the Tennessee River. His associates are mostly criminals of one sort or another, and Suttree is, to say the least, estranged from what might be called normal society. But he is so involved with life (and it with him) that when in the end he takes his leave, the reader’s heart goes with him.
