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*Designed for Upper Intermediate students. An innovative approach particularly relevant to the Cambridge First Certificate Exam (FCE) *Thorough grammar review. Detailed information concentrating on points tested in the exam, and a wealth of examples based on the Longman corpus. *A focus on vocabulary. Concentration on word formation, confusable words, and on common words and phrases that are useful in numerous situations *Lots of opportunity to practise. A wide variety of exercises to confirm understanding and prepare for the FCE exam, particularly Paper 3. *Continuous testing in exam format. A diagnostic test for each Unit and regular tests in exam format to check progress. *A flexible approach. Can be used in many different ways; clear cross-references point you in the direction of related grammar or vocabulary areas.
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Grammar and Vocabulary for First Certificate. With Key, Luke Prodromou
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- Released
- 2001
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- Language
- English
- Authors
- Luke Prodromou
- Publisher
- Longman
- Released
- 2001
- Format
- Paperback
- ISBN10
- 058240018X
- ISBN13
- 9780582400184
- Series
- Rating
- 4.25 out of 5
- Description
- *Designed for Upper Intermediate students. An innovative approach particularly relevant to the Cambridge First Certificate Exam (FCE) *Thorough grammar review. Detailed information concentrating on points tested in the exam, and a wealth of examples based on the Longman corpus. *A focus on vocabulary. Concentration on word formation, confusable words, and on common words and phrases that are useful in numerous situations *Lots of opportunity to practise. A wide variety of exercises to confirm understanding and prepare for the FCE exam, particularly Paper 3. *Continuous testing in exam format. A diagnostic test for each Unit and regular tests in exam format to check progress. *A flexible approach. Can be used in many different ways; clear cross-references point you in the direction of related grammar or vocabulary areas.