The New Fowler's Modern English

The New Fowler's Modern English is a world famous guide that is a required reading for writers of all kinds looking for definitive judgements on matters of English usage. This massive 899 paged Robert Burchfield's third edition gives a clear and authoritative picture of English. The book is consisted of

Comprehensive practical advice on grammr, syntax, style ...

Clear guidance on all usage points

In-depth coverage of both British and American English

Lively and wide ranging examples of usage

And many more .......

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How To Write Critical Essays

There are so many practical suggestions in this book that you are almost certain to find some of them useful if you want your essays to gain higher marks. But it assumes that you want more than that. If you have no worthier aim than impressing your teachers, essay-writing will at best seem a bore. At worst it will induce panic. The process of researching, planning and writing a critical essay can, and should, be enjoyable. If, at present, the prospect of such an exercise seems either dismal or daunting, that is almost certainly because you have not yet thought hard enough about your own aims in writing criticism. So this book will pose some of the questions which you need to ponder if you are ever to discover what is, for you, the purpose and pleasure in composing critical essays.


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First Certificate Language Practice: With Key

This text revises the main grammar points at the level of First Certificate as well as providing practice in key lexical areas. The book can be used as a self-study reference grammar and practice book or as supplementary material in classes preparing for examinations.

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Describing Pictures and People

This illustrated 47-page work book helps language learners to develop their skills on describing pictures, photographs, scenes and people.

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501 Writing Prompts

This book on 501 writing prompts helps learners to write effectively. The writing prompts are categorized under
- Persuasive
- Expository
- Narrative
- Literary Response

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Timesaver Games

This is a photocopiable resource book for busy teachers. Timesaver Games contains dozens of time-saving and motivating activities for immediate use in the classroom. It also enables you to help your students consolidate newly acquired language whilst having fun with puzzles.

Grammar and Usage for Better Writing

Grammar and Usage for Better Writing is a basic workbook that can provide a foundation
for further study in English grammar and usage. It will benefit students who are learning
the essentials for the first time as well as those who wish to review concepts they have
previously learned. The premise of this book is that understanding how language works
enables us to use it more effectively. This skill can enhance our personal communications,
schoolwork, and professional lives.

The workbook is organized into four major parts. The parts in turn consist of brief
lessons, each with explanations, examples, and practice to ensure that students understand
the concepts being introduced. The book is structured sequentially, with the most basic
elements—the parts of a sentence—introduced in Part One, followed by the composition
of sentences in Part Two. Part Three focuses on some common problems that people encounter
when using English, and it places more emphasis on applying the rules. Students
who are new to grammar study should begin with Part One and work through each section
in order; more advanced students who already know the parts of speech may want to start
with Part Two and use the first section for reference.

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