Advanced Grammar in Use with Answers
A SelfStudy Reference and Practice Book for Advanced Learners of English
by Martin Hewings
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An updated version of the highly successful Advanced Grammar in Use. This third edition, with answers, is ideal for selfstudy. The book contains 100 units of grammar reference and practice materials, with photos and illustrations in full colour and a userfriendly layout. It is ideal for learners preparing for the Cambridge Advanced, Proficiency o...
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