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American English File 3B, Multi-Pack, Student Book, Workbook, Latham-Koenig C., Oxenden C., 2014.

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Generally, it is considered bad luck to wish someone “good luck” in a theater. Before a performance, it is traditional for the cast to get together and prevent bad luck by wishing each other bad luck. English actors used to say to each other “I hope you break a leg,” and even today actors and musicians often say "break a leg” to each other instead of “good luck" before they go on stage.

American English File 4, Workbook, Latham-Koenig C., Oxenden C., 2014.

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A job interview is a nerve-racking experience at the best of times, so it's important to prepare for it well. Arriving late is sure to ruin your chances, as is dressing inappropriately. And do not dream of answering your phone during the interview. Read on for five more common blunders and how to avoid making them.

American English File 4, Student Book, Latham-Koenig C., Oxenden C., 2014.

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You can usually find the definition of an idiom under one of its “full” words (nouns, verbs, adverbs or adjectives, but NOT prepositions and articles), in a section marked, for example, nrrtv So the definition of stick to your guns will probably be given under stick or guns.

American English File 5, Workbook, Latham-Koenig C., Oxenden C., 2014.

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You can usually find the definition of an idiom under one of its “full” words (nouns, verbs, adverbs or adjectives, but NOT prepositions and articles), in a section marked, for example, nrrtv So the definition of stick to your guns will probably be given under stick or guns.

American English File 5, Student Book, Latham-Koenig C., Oxenden C., 2014.

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You can usually find the definition of an idiom under one of its “full” words (nouns, verbs, adverbs or adjectives, but NOT prepositions and articles), in a section marked, for example, nrrtv So the definition of stick to your guns will probably be given under stick or guns.

Basic English Grammar For Dummies, Woods G., 2015.

   English grammar is not a mystery. It is a set of traditions and patterns of language handed down through the years. Anyone can learn the rules of Standard English. Basic English Grammar For Dummies explains what you need to know. With practice and the information in this book, you can express yourself confidently and correctly. Even Aunt Louise will be pleased!

50 common errors, A practical guide for English learner, Marsden B., 2008.

   This book attempts to illustrate and explain points of English usage by focusing on the errors most commonly made by non-native speakers. Its explanations address many of the most common English structures. These explanations have been kept as simple as possible, in the belief that clarity and usefulness are far more important than absolute thoroughness. Their purpose is to help you use English structures correctly in most situations, rather than risk confusing you by explaining every possible usage.
The book was mainly intended for individual self-study, but it may also be used effectively in the classroom. It was written mainly for upper-intermediate students of English, but should also be of interest to more advanced students and even to teachers of English. Though certain errors are made more often by learners from certain language backgrounds, most of the errors discussed here are made frequently by students from many different backgrounds, so almost any intermediate or advanced learner will be able to profit from it.

A communicative Grammar of English, Leech G., Svartvik J., 1975.

   A Communicative Grammar of English is a new kind of grammar. In writing it, we have assumed that studying grammar, for the overseas student, makes most sense if one starts with the question ‘How can I use grammar to communicate?’. Thus the main part of the book is devoted to the uses of grammar, rather than to grammatical structure.
The book is intended primarily for the fairly advanced student, for example the first-year university student. If you are such a student you will have studied English grammar in one form or another already, but here we offer you a hew perspective on the subject, which relates grammatical structure systematically to meanings, uses and situations. In this way we hope you will improve and extend the range of your communicative skill in the language. The book also supplies the essential information about grammatical forms and structures which you will need, and can therefore be used as a general reference book or sourcebook on English grammar.