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Claire Kehrwald Cook

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The essential guide for all writers. With over 700 examples of original and edited sentences, this book provides information about editing techniques, grammar, and usage for every writer from the student to the published author.

Categories:

Reference - Writing

Year:

1985

Publisher:

Houghton Mifflin

Language:

english

Pages:

219

ISBN 10:

0395393914

ISBN 13:

9780395393918

File:

PDF, 5.14 MB

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english, 1985

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