Progress to Vantage is the result of extensive feedback from Teachers and Students: candidates who have successfully passed the Cambridge BEC Preliminary examination need a Course that will develop their Business English, and ‘bridge the gap’ between the Preliminary BEC exam and Vantage level examination preparation.
Whether it’s fair or not, people judge you by the words you use. Study after study has PROVEN that people who can use and understand a wide range of words enjoy success, status, and higher incomes. Imagine you’re being interviewed for a high-paying position and the decision maker uses a word like ‘salient’ or ‘semantic.’ If you understand the meaning of these words, you can impress the interviewer and gain a big advantage over the other candidates. If you’re a student and you want to get higher grades and improve your academic performance, a profound knowledge of vocabulary is a MUST. It’s not an option
Alltoo often, the history of poetry criticism in the 20th Century is told as atale of two sides. While ‘Lit crit' pored over the author's every line,‘Theory' stood on the shoulder of texts to gaze into the metaphysical mists. Drawingon the key insights of both Lit crit and Theory, On Modern Poetry tries to get beyond the oppositionbetween them, proposing instead a ‘total criticism' that draws on all resourcesavailable.It combines ‘analytic irony' with ‘imaginative empathy' in orderto generate fresh insights.
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In this book, Jeremy Munday presents advances towards a general theory of evaluation in translator decision-making that will be of high importance to translator and interpreter training and to descriptive translation analysis. By ‘evaluation’ the author refers to how a translator’s subjective stance manifests itself linguistically in a text.
Dimdima is one of the most renowned magazines for children in India. It is published by Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan. ‘Dimdima’ is a Sanskrit word meaning ‘drumbeat.’ In the days of King Ashoka road shows named "Dimdima" were held to disseminate news of the king’s victory.
