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Yet for such students the book could be useful , particularly if they have no opportunity to do formally organized course work in the structure and history of English . It would certainly be a useful adjunct to a course in Old and ...
Yet for such students the book could be useful , particularly if they have no opportunity to do formally organized course work in the structure and history of English . It would certainly be a useful adjunct to a course in Old and ...
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In the present paper , the convention of assuming perfected techniques is followed , but work is in progress ( by Quirk and Svartvik ) on a study in informant - reaction elicitation and assessment . It might be argued , of course , that ...
In the present paper , the convention of assuming perfected techniques is followed , but work is in progress ( by Quirk and Svartvik ) on a study in informant - reaction elicitation and assessment . It might be argued , of course , that ...
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Of course I recognized this at once , hence the inadvertency of my discovery of G. At the time I developed the argument just sketched , however , I did not see a very important question to which it led : Isn't the relationship between ...
Of course I recognized this at once , hence the inadvertency of my discovery of G. At the time I developed the argument just sketched , however , I did not see a very important question to which it led : Isn't the relationship between ...
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