English Vocabulary in Use 3rd Edition Upper-intermediate with Answers
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English Vocabulary in Use 3rd Edition Upper-intermediate with Answers
English Vocabulary in Use: The third edition has been fully revised and updated using the English Profile wordlists to ensure coverage of all key words and phrases appropriate at this level. The book is also informed by the Cambridge English Corpus to ensure that the vocabulary selected is useful and up-to-date. Upper-intermediate indudes 100 units presenting vocabulary in typical contexts appropriate to B2 level. Vocabulary is dearly presented and contextualised on left-hand pages with practice activities on faang right-hand pages. The 'with answers' edition is ideal for self-study.
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