English language -- Terms and phrases
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English language -- Terms and phrases
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- English for everyone course book, level 3 intermediate, a complete self-study program, author, Gill Johnson ; course consultant, Tim Bowen ; language consultant, Professor Susan Barduhn
- Death sentences, how clichés, weasel and management-speak are strangling public language, Don Watson
- Grammar Girl's 101 troublesome words you'll master in no time, Mignon Fogarty
- An exaltation of larks, James Lipton
- Jedburgh justice and Kentish fire, the origins of English in ten phases and expressions, Paul Anthony Jones
- Now you know almost everything, the book of answers, vol. III, Doug Lennox
- Roget's superthesaurus, Marc McCutcheon
- Descriptionary, [a thematic dictionary], Marc McCutcheon
- Powerful phrases for dealing with difficult people, over 325 ready-to-use words and phrases for working with challenging personalities, Renée Evenson
- Red herrings and white elephants, the origins of the phrases we use everyday, Albert Jack ; with illustrations by Ama Page
- Longman dictionary of English idioms, [editorial director, Thomas Hill Long]. --
- The Chambers thesaurus, edited by Martin Manser ; editorial director, David Swarbrick
- The weird world of words, a guided tour, by Mitchell Symons ; illustrated by Andrew Pinder
- Perfect phrases for ESL, conversation skills : hundreds of ready-to-use phrases that help you express your thoughts, ideas, and feelings in English conversations of all types, Diane Engelhardt
- A glossary of literary terms, M.H. Abrams, Cornell Univerisity, Geoffrey Galt Harpham, National Humanities Center
- Origins and meanings of popular phrases & names, including those which came into use during the Great War, by Basil Hargrave. --
- Oxford dictionary of phrase, saying, and quotation, edited by Susan Ratcliffe
- Dictionary of cliches, James Rogers. --
- Powerful phrases for dealing with difficult people, over 325 ready-to-use words and phrases for working with challenging personalities, Renee Evenson
- Dictionary of the future, the words, terms, and trends that define the way we'll live, work, and talk, Faith Popcorn and Adam Hanft
- Where Queen Elizabeth slept & what the butler saw, historical terms from the sixteenth century to the present, David N. Durant
- English for everyone course book, level 4 advanced, a complete self-study program, author, Victoria Boobyer ; course consultant, Tim Bowen ; language consultant, Professor Susan Barduhn
- I love it when you talk retro, hoochie coochie, double whammy, drop a dime, and the forgotten origins of American speech, Ralph Keyes
- Words to eat by, five foods and the culinary history of the English language, Ina Lipkowitz
- The well-spoken thesaurus, the most powerful ways to say everyday words and phrases, Tom Heehler
- Western Canadian dictionary and phrase-book, edited and published by John Sandilands. --
- Grammar Girl's 101 words to sound smart, Mignon Fogarty
- Awkword moments, a lively guide to the 100 terms smart people should know, Ross Petras and Kathryn Petras
- Roget's Thesaurus of Words for Writers, Over 2,300 Emotive, Evocative, Descriptive Synonyms, Antonyms, and Related Terms Every Writer Should Know
- English for everyone, [Rachel Harding], Level 1 beginner
- Roget's thesaurus of words for students, helpful, descriptive, precise synonyms, antonyms, and related terms every high school and college student should know how to use, David Olsen, Michelle Bevilacqua, Justin Cord Hayes, and Burton Jay Nadler
- English for everyone course book, level 2 beginner, a complete self-study program, author, Rachel Harding ; course consultant, Tim Bowen ; language consultant Susan Barduhn
- Roget's thesaurus of words for writers, over 2,300 emotive, evocative, descriptive synonyms, antonyms, and related terms every writer should know, David Olsen, Michelle Bevilacqua, Justin Cord Hayes, and Robert Bly
- Roget's thesaurus of words for students, helpful, descriptive, precise synonyms, antonyms, and related terms every high school and college student should know how to use, David Olsen, Michelle Bevilacqua, Justin Cord Hayes, and Burton Jay Nadler
- Perfect phrases for ESL, everyday situations, Natalie Gast
- Perfect phrases for ESL conversation skills, hundreds of ready-to-use phrases that help you express your thoughts, ideas, and feelings in English conversations of all types, Diane Engelhardt
- Ship to shore, a dictionary of everyday words and phrases derived from the sea, Peter D. Jeans
- The Penguin dictionary of literary terms and literary theory, J.A. Cuddon ; revised by M.A.R. Habib ; associate editors, Matthew Birchwood, Vedrana Velickovic, Martin Dines and Shanyn Fiske
- The Oxford dictionary of new words, edited by Elizabeth M. Knowles, with Julia Elliott
- A dictionary of cliches, with an introductory essay, by Eric Partridge. --
- Unspeak, [unspeak 1,n. mode of speech that persuades by stealth, e.g., climate change, war on terror, ethnic cleansing, road map], Steven Poole
- Plain words, a guide to the use of English, Ernest Gowers ; revised and updated by Rebecca Gowers
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