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Prof.KevNair's
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"...groundbreaking
compilation. This unique book provides you with a rich collection
of phrases that are neither conventional idioms nor collocations,
but are central to everyday speech and writing."
- The New Indian Express. |
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"A
fluency enthusiasts bible..."
- Competition Success Review
India's largest-read youth magazine. |
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"A
collection of word sequences that are the main building-blocks of
fluent speech and writing."
- THE TIMES OF INDIA. |
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"...word
sequences that pop out in everyday conversations, like 'badly dressed,
create an impression, a point of view, throw your weight behind',
etc."
- THE HINDU
India's national newspaper
since 1878. |
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Fluencybookz.com > English > A Dictionary of Essential Fluency Phrases |
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A
Dictionary of
Essential Fluency Phrases
by
Prof. Kev Nair
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A core
collection of word sequences that are the main building-blocks
of fluent speech and fluent writing. For those who need to
be remarkably fluent in English...
2nd
Edition.
Paperback.
Dy: 1/8. Pages 140.
High quality, laminated jacket.
Superior binding.
Top Quality paper.
Excellent printing.
Price: Rs.295.00 (INR)
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ISBN (Paperback): 978-81-920807-6-5
ISBN (Ebook): 978-81-920807-7-2 |
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How
does this wonderful book help you build great fluency? |
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Does
your professional or social life require you to make extensive
use of English every day? And so, are you someone who has
to be remarkably fluent?
Then one of the most basic things you must understand is this:
You shouldnt try to produce most of what you say (or
write) by stringing individual words together, but by doing
something entirely different: You should produce most of what
you say (or write) by stringing groups of words together.
Not any old group of words but groups of words that
have fluency producing properties.
The fluency phrases covered by this book are word groups that
have fluency producing properties. Typically, a fluency phrase
youll find in this book is a sequence of words that
contains an idea and forms a separate unit of meaning. But
theyre not opaque idioms or quasi-idioms, but word groups
whose meanings are, in general, transparent. They belong to
a category of expressions falling between collocations and
traditional idioms. Traditional grammar and linguistics dont
have a separate name for them.
Heres a classic book by one of the worlds foremost
authorities on English fluency building. It gives you a comprehensive
collection of these phrases a rich collection that
can add a smooth flow to your speech and writing. If you want
to be as natural and as articulate as a native speaker of
English while speaking or writing English, you must achieve
a good command of these phrases. How easily and well youre
able to express your ideas, thoughts and feelings would depend,
to a great extent, on the degree of this command. So the author
calls these phrases fluency phrases.
For
more details, read the Introduction
page. |
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