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| Grammar with Style e-book | |||||
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You don’t need to understand grammar to write well — but it helps. And it certainly helps if you want to improve your writing. Then you need to understand the basic concepts that describe language — terms such as ‘nouns’, ‘verbs’, ‘phrases’ and ‘clauses’.
The problem with most grammar books is that they’re difficult to read and they’re not practical. Grammar with Style is both concise and practical. You receive clear descriptions of grammatical concepts, read about common mistakes people make with language and get tips on how to improve your writing. In a convenient e-book format, you can keep Grammar with Style on your computer as a handy reference tool. |
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| Grammar with Style (A$19.95)
Available in US and English spelling. |
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| Write for Business e-book | |||||
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Write for Business covers basic business writing principles. It also looks at how you can apply these principles to:
"This is a really useful guide for anyone wanting to sharpen their business-writing skills. Practical and pithy, it outlines common pitfalls to avoid, and simple strategies to streamline your writing and flow. Whether you’re writing company reports, newsletters, ads or media releases, applying the principles Mary outlines will help you write with impact and clarity and let your writing stand out from the crowd. A handy resource to dip into whenever you get stuck!" Katri Hilden, editor |
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Write for Business (A$17.95)
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For more information, contact Mary on 61 2 9363 2972 or mary@themfactor.com.au |
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