Oxford A-Z of English Usage 4.3.136 Apk

 • All the essential information about usage and correct English that is needed on a day-to-day basis;
 • Entries on common issues of uncertainty and confusion in handy A-Z sequence;
 • More than 20 feature articles on specific subjects such as hyphenation or Latin plurals;
 • Based on Oxford's world-leading dictionary research and contemporary language monitoring

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Is it correct to pronounce "mischievous" as a three-syllable word (miss -chi-vuhss) or a four -syllable word (miss-chee -vi-uhss)? If it is right to use "alumni" as the plural of "alumnus," why is it wrong to use "octopi" as the plural of "octopus"? Should we write "12 am" or "12 a.m."? What is the difference between "principle" and "principal"? Is it "just desserts" or "just deserts"? If you don't know the answer to these questions, if you need a quick and effective guide to correct English, then Oxford A-Z of English Usage is just what you are looking for, containing a gold mine of useful advice on a wide array of common writing and speaking problems.

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 • A wild card search function ('*' or '?') which can replace a letter or entire parts of a word.
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including a number of features that help you further enhance your vocabulary:

 • A 'Favorites' feature to create custom folders with lists of words from the extensive library, including cross-curriculum words.
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 • Discover more using the included special language notes.
 • See words in context with example sentences.
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