A to Z: 26 Fun Steps to Sharpen your English

Why do we need good – or better – English?
Just 26 letters, five vowels and 21 consonants have created perhaps the largest lexicon in the world and made English globally the most widely used language today for interaction in international trade, world sports and global politics, not to forget education.

A to Z explores, letter by letter, how the English language can be a powerful tool for writing, communication and creative expression for studies, business, entertainment and enjoyment. With the use of many examples and some amusing anecdotes, it also shows how, when used incorrectly, it can make one thing mean something entirely different! The book informs and reminds readers of the basics of grammar and punctuation, while offering tips on vocabulary for impressive communication.

Simultaneously authoritative and friendly, this is the perfect book for students, lovers of language and everyone who wants to explore the nuances of the English language, and succeed at clear, correct and smart communication.

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A to Z: 26 Fun Steps to Sharpen your English

Why do we need good – or better – English?
Just 26 letters, five vowels and 21 consonants have created perhaps the largest lexicon in the world and made English globally the most widely used language today for interaction in international trade, world sports and global politics, not to forget education.

A to Z explores, letter by letter, how the English language can be a powerful tool for writing, communication and creative expression for studies, business, entertainment and enjoyment. With the use of many examples and some amusing anecdotes, it also shows how, when used incorrectly, it can make one thing mean something entirely different! The book informs and reminds readers of the basics of grammar and punctuation, while offering tips on vocabulary for impressive communication.

Simultaneously authoritative and friendly, this is the perfect book for students, lovers of language and everyone who wants to explore the nuances of the English language, and succeed at clear, correct and smart communication.

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A to Z: 26 Fun Steps to Sharpen your English

A to Z: 26 Fun Steps to Sharpen your English

by Abhijit Sengupta
A to Z: 26 Fun Steps to Sharpen your English

A to Z: 26 Fun Steps to Sharpen your English

by Abhijit Sengupta

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Why do we need good – or better – English?
Just 26 letters, five vowels and 21 consonants have created perhaps the largest lexicon in the world and made English globally the most widely used language today for interaction in international trade, world sports and global politics, not to forget education.

A to Z explores, letter by letter, how the English language can be a powerful tool for writing, communication and creative expression for studies, business, entertainment and enjoyment. With the use of many examples and some amusing anecdotes, it also shows how, when used incorrectly, it can make one thing mean something entirely different! The book informs and reminds readers of the basics of grammar and punctuation, while offering tips on vocabulary for impressive communication.

Simultaneously authoritative and friendly, this is the perfect book for students, lovers of language and everyone who wants to explore the nuances of the English language, and succeed at clear, correct and smart communication.


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9789351951919
Publisher: Hachette India
Publication date: 05/20/2017
Sold by: Hachette Digital, Inc.
Format: eBook
Pages: 272
File size: 2 MB

About the Author

Abhijit Sengupta studied MA in English
Literature at Delhi University and taught English
before he joined the Indian Administrative
Service. In 1984, he was awarded the prestigious
Pearson fellowship of the IDRC, Canada
and received a Master’s degree in Public
Administration from Carleton University, Ottawa.
He held several important posts throughout his
career before he retired from the IAS in 2008
as Secretary, Ministry of Culture, Government
of India.
This book is the result of his love for and study of
what he feels is the most fascinating language in
the world.

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