Grammar in Use Intermediate Student's Book with Answers

作者:Murphy, Raymond/ Smalzer, William R.

页数:380

出版时间:2009-4

价格:$ 31.08

isbn号码:9780521734769

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Grammar in Use Intermediate is a highly successful grammar text known for its clear, concise explanations and innovative format. Ideal for students preparing for the TOEFL (r) test or other standard examinations, the new edition of this popular North American English grammar title offers even more support, with a larger format to include more explanation and practice, eight new units on phrasal verbs, and 10 pages of Additional Exercises. This edition, with answers, can be used in the classroom or for self-study.

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The 5th edition is without a doubt the best by far. But still parts of the book can be controversial. Take “will” and “going to” for instance. You likely won't find too many agreeing with Murphy on those exact connotations listed in the book...Good as an intro to grammar for ESL students though, if they can already read quite well.

The 5th edition is without a doubt the best by far. But still parts of the book can be controversial. Take “will” and “going to” for instance. You likely won't find too many agreeing with Murphy on those exact connotations listed in the book...Good as an intro to grammar for ESL students though, if they can already read quite well.

The 5th edition is without a doubt the best by far. But still parts of the book can be controversial. Take “will” and “going to” for instance. You likely won't find too many agreeing with Murphy on those exact connotations listed in the book...Good as an intro to grammar for ESL students though, if they can already read quite well.

The 5th edition is without a doubt the best by far. But still parts of the book can be controversial. Take “will” and “going to” for instance. You likely won't find too many agreeing with Murphy on those exact connotations listed in the book...Good as an intro to grammar for ESL students though, if they can already read quite well.

The 5th edition is without a doubt the best by far. But still parts of the book can be controversial. Take “will” and “going to” for instance. You likely won't find too many agreeing with Murphy on those exact connotations listed in the book...Good as an intro to grammar for ESL students though, if they can already read quite well.