The oldest university in England and one of the most famous cities in the world. But Oxford is not only a city of students, and its history was not always quiet and thoughtful. And what is modern Oxford really like? This book looks at the history of Oxford - but it also looks at the living city of today, its river, and some places of interest nearby.
Clear design helps busy people find what they want fast. Words and phrases are explained clearly in simple language. Groups of common phrases show words that are always used together to help learners combine words correctly (to open/close/have/hold an account). Special notes build areas of vocabulary, explain the difference between words that are often confused and give information on aspects of business.
The OED has long been considered the ultimate reference work in English lexicography. Compiled by the legendary editor James Murray and a staff of brilliant philologists and lexicographers (not to mention one homicidal maniac), the OED began as a a supplement to existing dictionaries, so that, as one lexicographer put it, "every word should be made to tell its own story.
Instructions are in Spanish but don't let them deter you from using these activities. By looking at the questions you quickly understand what must be done.
Instructions are in Spanish but don't let them deter you from using these activities. By looking at the questions you quickly understand what must be done.
