How to Write Themes & Essays
di John McCall
1998 · 138 pagine · Macmillan · ISBN 9780028621845
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Great as do-it-yourself starters, pocket references, or exercise books, these 3 new Step-by-Step volumes help students, business professionals, and anyone keen on self-improvement become more productive in school, work, and everyday life. Primarily for high schoolers, but college students will also find much to learn about developing themes and building effective essays.
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