Title 122 - Oxford English Grammar Course Advance.pdf ✅

Michael Swan & Catherine Walter Oxford English Grammar Course Advanced A grammar practice book for advanced students of English @ OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS
pu bl isher's acknowled gements The authors and publisher are grateful to those who have given permission to reproduce the following extracts and adaptations of copyright material: p32 Extract from'Wildlife Expedition Cruising FAQs' from www.oceansworldwide.co.u k. Reproduced by kind permission. p39 Extract from'How not to have a summer of discontent'by Sarah Vine, 26 )uly 2010, The Timel Reproduced by permission of Nl Syndication. p63 Excerpt from Under MilkWood by Dylan Thomas, copyright a 1952 Dylan Thomas. Reprinted by permission of David Higham Associates and New Directions Publishing Corp. p253 Extract from'Errors & Omissions: Another distinctively British usage gets lost on its way across the Atlantic'by Guy Keleny, 28 August 2010,The Independent. Reproduced by permission. p276 Extract from As Others Hear Us by E M Delafield o E M Delafield. Reproduced by permission of PFD www.pfd.co.uk on behalf of the Estate of E M Delafield. 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