The by Ronald Carter and Michael McCarthy is a major reference work focused on modern English as it is actually spoken and written. Key Features & Content
The book is often available with a CD-ROM (Windows) , which provides:
: Based on the Cambridge International Corpus (CIC) , the book uses real-world data from over 700 million words to provide evidence of contemporary usage.
: The book is divided into two user-friendly sections:
: Features over 7,000 examples and specifically addresses the differences between British and American English.
: Provides guidance on avoiding common mistakes and explains language areas that are often neglected in other reference books. Supplementary Material
: Detailed chapters on traditional categories like nouns, verbs, and clause patterns, alongside modern topics like "Information Packaging" and "Spoken Language".
The by Ronald Carter and Michael McCarthy is a major reference work focused on modern English as it is actually spoken and written. Key Features & Content
The book is often available with a CD-ROM (Windows) , which provides: Cambridge Grammar of English: A Comprehensive G...
: Based on the Cambridge International Corpus (CIC) , the book uses real-world data from over 700 million words to provide evidence of contemporary usage. The by Ronald Carter and Michael McCarthy is
: The book is divided into two user-friendly sections: : Provides guidance on avoiding common mistakes and
: Features over 7,000 examples and specifically addresses the differences between British and American English.
: Provides guidance on avoiding common mistakes and explains language areas that are often neglected in other reference books. Supplementary Material
: Detailed chapters on traditional categories like nouns, verbs, and clause patterns, alongside modern topics like "Information Packaging" and "Spoken Language".