Sunday, February 17, 2008
The Oxford Compendium of English (Dictionary & Thesaurus) From Oxford University Press
Product Description
The Oxford Compendium of English is the ideal reference source for language lovers. With one volume containing definitive English language usage guidance and practical hints on communicating, another volume filled with the most up-to-date and easily accessible quotations and proverbs, and another volume providing a dictionary and thesaurus from Oxford's unrivalled language database, this is essential reading for the home and the office. OXFORD LANGUAGE REFERENCE DT Comprehensive and practical advice on English grammar and usage DT Essential information on writing skills, punctuation, grammar, spelling, pronunciation, and common confusables DT The use of English as an international language DT Information on public speaking, including a checklist for making a business speech OXFORD DICTIONARY OF QUOTATIONS AND PROVERBS DT More than 7,000 quotations, arranged thematically for easy look-up DT Quotations on every subject you can think of, from traditional topics like Courage or Knowledge, to topical and contemporary themes such as The Internet or Genetic Engineering DT Over 1,000 proverbs, plus special categories including Catchphrases, Film Lines, Official Advice, and Political Slogans OXFORD DICTIONARY AND THESAURUS DT Over a quarter of a million dictionary definitions, entries, and alternative words DT Extra pronunciation and language help DT Special Reverse Dictionary supplement
Product Details
Amazon Sales Rank: #4341302 in Books
Published on: 2001-11
Binding: Hardcover
1552 pages
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About the Author
Jonathan Law is an editor at Market House Books Ltd, compilers of dictionaries. Jonathan Law has compiled the Oxford Language Reference volume with the co-operation of Oxford University Press especially for the Book Club Associates. The Oxford Quotations and Proverbs volume is edited by Susan Ratcliffe, and The Oxford Dictionary and Thesaurus volume is edited by Julia Elliott.
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