i need book "HOW TO GUIDE CORRECT ENGLISH" Written By HILL Publish By Oxford Publication London please fin
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I reckon a large proportion of people on here could do with that too! The use of grammar, spelling and sentence construction is terrible! Don't they educate people anymore?
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I think you are talking about cambridge O-level exam.\n\ntry to get in touch with british counsil library.
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http://www.bigwords.com\n\nIt's excellent!!!!  I have save so much money with them.  They link you to sites with the book you are looking for.
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try brunel- london, is  on the 28th place in the times league table, that is in business department.\nwww.brunel.ac.uk
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Further Information on 'The Home Exchange Guide'\n\nAuthors: M.T. Simon and T.T. Baker\n\nNumber of Pages: 187\n\nPublication Date: November 2003\n\nPublisher: Poyeen Publishing, 2901 Clint Moore #265, Boca Raton, FL 33496, USA\n\nTel: 1-561 892-0494\n\n\n'The Home Exchange Guide': Book Reviews \nThe following reviews, written from different perspectives, are included for additional information:\n\n \nReview by a Professional Writer\nThe authors have compiled an extensive guidebook, the first of its kind, telling readers all they need to know about how to find a wonderful, free place to stay almost anywhere in the world, by offering their own home in a holiday exchange. The book details how to go about finding the homes in the place you desire to go, what questions to ask, how to make all the arrangements and set up your own home for the safe exchange. You'll learn about perks you can offer or expect, such as car exchange, etc. Authors also cover how to handle disappointments, what to do in emergencies, and how to leave the home as you hope they will leave yours. Such a home exchange frees up your money to be spent on nice extras instead of lodging, for a super vacation almost anywhere you dream of. Although the book does not list the homes for exchange, you will find a great listing of websites and places to find the homes listed and to list your own. For travelers who find the idea of a home exchange appealing, this book is an indispensable guide which covers almost any aspect you could think of. \n\nBonnie Neely, Real Travel Adventures - free online travel magazine with hundreds of features & photos\n\n \nReview by Home Swappers Newsletter Editor\nA detailed, objective and up-to-date guide to the process of arranging a successful home exchange has been long over due. It is for this reason we welcome the publication of ‘The Home Exchange Guide’ by experienced home exchangers, M.T. Simon and T.T. Baker. As far as we are aware, this is the only English language title on home exchange in print (at the time of writing, 2 Nov '03), specifically addressing the issue of swapping homes using the Internet. The book covers the subject in a methodical and easy to read manner, with useful summaries at the end of each chapter for quick reference.\n\nThe first section of the book addresses how to decide if home exchange would suit you, followed by suggestions on finding an exchange (considering a number of factors including the ‘freshness’ of exchange offers available, i.e. a way to see how long listings are in circulation, and the balance of listings in countries or areas you would like to visit). The second half of the book deals with arranging and preparing for an exchange and, finally, settling in at the exchange home and tying up any loose ends after an exchange is over.\n\nDo note that this book was written as a practical guide rather than as a descriptive travelogue. Inevitably, in aiming to cover the practical aspects of home swapping thoroughly, a number of ‘what if’ scenarios are included that may alarm readers new to the idea. The majority of exchanges are problem free and any difficulties generally minor but more serious problems are also addressed in the book so that exchangers are better prepared in the very unlikely event they are faced with such a problem.\n\nThe authors rightly emphasise that the most successful home exchanger is most likely to have devoted much time and effort to the arrangements (and been as flexible as possible on dates and destinations), from pro-actively contacting others to suggest an exchange (personalised messages of course!) to taking a good deal of care in communications before and during the exchange to avoid misunderstandings. What may not come across to readers new to home exchange is that this time and effort spent should not be a drudgery at all but rather a part of the fun of anticipating an exchange in which the whole family can often take part.\n\nThe
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try search engine box, type "english course portal" or "postal english course"
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Try contacting the British council - my shcool had one but she had to go home due to illness
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check this site. copy the entire address and paste it in the address bar www.londonmet.ac.uk/ index.cfm?5BC99816-ACD0-79C8-6FE2-B051E0B2256C
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Use "Ask Jeeves" and pop the name of the book in the window. It will come up, what ever you want to know.
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Not found anywhere they come free - sorry. \nThey can be bought from any good book shop in the UK. Or from amazon.co.uk
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try for amity www.amity.edu/asodl/ or Manipal
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Visit    www.britishcouncil.org.in/                or\nContact  British Library for guidance.
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www.hrol.org/hrmp/english.php \nwww.hrol.org/hrmp/course_english.php
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stanford, preston hill, all of these types of text books + .com will give you links to english and books\n\ngood luck!
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If you want to search for free spoken english ebook use the query...\n\nfree spoken english pdf|doc|lit|rar|zip site:rapidshare.de\noptions for SITE :\nturboupload.com\nmegaupload.com\nother options for your search terms :\nenglish, \nenglish grammer\nspoken english\nspeak english\n...\n..\n...likewise.\n\nBest of luck !
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spelling is incorrect..it should be download
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check out http://owl.english.purdue.edu