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50 Tips for Good English and Great Grammar
£2.50
An excellent tips booklet packed with practical guidance on good English and the correct use of grammar.
This is the SAS of grammar - there's no sitting in a discussion circle debating the best way forward, Angela Wilde uses her years of editing and teaching experience to tell you exactly how it should be done. What a relief!
The Good English and Great Grammar Tips booklet makes a first class handout for any type of business writing course, it is an invaluable aid to refer to when writing.
Sample Tip
28. learned or learnt?
Regular verbs in British English end in -ed in the past tense e.g. answered. However, a select group of verbs has two past participles (verb forms): a regular one (-ed) and an irregular one (-t):
burned/burnt; dreamed/dreamt; leaned/leant; learned/learnt; smelled/smelt;spelled/spelt;spilled/spilt;spoiled/spoilt.
Both forms are correct, but the -t ending is more usual.
Also available as an e-booklet delivered direct to your PC as a pdf. file, ideal as an extremely low cost way to check out the content before making a multiple order- only £1.50 (this includes VAT) and no p&p costs.
Booklet is 10.5cms x 15cms, 16 pages
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