By Lynn Quitman Troyka
A self-instruction manual and reference book for academic, personal, business, and public audience writing. Coverage includes writing college-level essays, source-based arguments, and research papers; thinking and reading critically; using documentation style correctly; designing documents; writing for the Web; writing about literature; writing for business; creating oral presentations; taking essay tests; and using correct grammar, punctuation, and mechanics correctly. Anyone looking to succeed and fulfill their potential in writing.

By Lynn Stafford-Yilmaz, Lawrence Zwier,
For students whose first language is not English and who wish to study at a university with an English-based curriculum, no admittance test is more important than the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL). 400 Must-Have Words for the TOEFL helps you score well by arming you with the most important English vocabulary words commonly found on this crucial exam. This timely guide also encompasses the recent changes made to the test, including the emphasis on conversation and spontaneous communication to mirror the interactive nature of the classroom. 400 Must-Have Words for the TOEFL also includes: Activities such as paraphrasing, synonym and antonym exercises, and identifying prefixes and suffixes Strategies on how to incorporate new words into everyday vocabulary Chapters on identifying synonyms and paraphrasing sentences, roots, prefixes, and suffixes

by Eric Glendinning, John McEwan

Vocational students in universities, colleges, and technical schools.
Computing professionals who need to upgrade their knowledge of English.
Key features
The up-to-date computing content gives students a highly relevant and stimulating context in which to improve their English. 28 topic-based units cover a range of key areas including the latest developments on the Internet and in multimedia. A further six 'interview' units focus on six different jobs in the sector, from computing student to systems manager.
The course provides a selective language syllabus that develops specialist vocabulary, basic grammar, and functional phrases. This is integrated into a programme of realistic practical tasks which improve reading, listening, speaking, and writing skills.
The consistent unit structure gives learners a format that is clearly signposted and easy to use.
All readings and listenings come from authentic, up-to-date sources.
The Student's Book includes a glossary of key computing terms, phonetically transcribed and clearly defined.

by Ann Cook

This unusual book and Compact Discs program has special value for foreign-born students and business people who are working, traveling, or going to school in the United States or Canada. Its purpose is to eliminate the speaker's often difficult-to-comprehend accent through training in the rhythms and sound-flow of English as it is spoken in North America. In the process, students will also dramatically improve their English listening comprehension. Durable and convenient Compact Discs replace the cassette tapes that came in this program's first edition. Supplementary materials include colored markers that facilitate speech exercises contained in the book. There is also a hand mirror so students can watch their own lip movements and get them right in the process of learning American speech patterns.
With Audio CD

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