The best book to learn grammatic

[kklamerka]

For the last few years I've used the dark blue murphy. But I need something on a bit high level. What could you recommend me? What do you usually use?

[republican]

kklamerka napisała:

> For the last few years I've used the dark blue murphy. But I need something
on
> a bit high level.

To what end?>

[republican]

republican napisał:

> kklamerka napisała:
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> > For the last few years I've used the dark blue murphy. But I need someth
> ing
> on
> > a bit high level.
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> To what end?>
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On the other hand you need to reach higher levels of knowledge.
I would start learning GRAMMAR if I were you.

Republican, could you advise mi something?

[kklamerka]

Do you have your favourite book with grammatical rules for advanced learners?


I hope you'll help me instead being a bit naughty.


so?

[republican]

kklamerka napisała:

> Do you have your favourite book with grammatical rules for advanced learners?
>
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> I hope you'll help me instead being a bit naughty.
>
>
> so?

Instead of wasting your time learning useless rules, buy two things
1. Readers' Digest, taki maly Miesiecznik
2. Merriam-Webster Dictionary
Keep reading the first every Month and use the second to help you.
You will be amazeed how much and how quicly you will learn.
Good Luck
R
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[republican]

republican napisał:

> kklamerka napisała:
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> > Do you have your favourite book with grammatical rules for advanced learn
> ers?

Ain't got one, never use the stuff.
See my advice above
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I have few more questions

[kklamerka]

Do you mean Merriam by this Dictonary.:
www.m-w.com/?

Do you buy RD every month in Empik or have a subscription?
Which way is better to choose?
(more economical, reliable, etc)

[republican]

kklamerka napisała:

> Do you mean Merriam by this Dictonary.:
> www.m-w.com/?
>
> Do you buy RD every month in Empik or have a subscription?
> Which way is better to choose?
> (more economical, reliable, etc)
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Yes that is the one, I suggest Collegiate Edition, just the right size for you.

Skarbie I live in US of A and I used to buy RD from the Newsstand (taki tu
kiosk).
See the Dictionary gives you several meaning of the word, origin, etc so you
read this information and learn more and more
Good luck
PS
I will be curious if you tried it, write me [e-mail]

PS2
RD has condensed articles from many magazines, on various topics and is written
in precise , unclattered language, just perfect for this purpose.

Republican, OK, I understand, Thanks a lot

[kklamerka]

I'll write to you for sure.

Have a nice weekend :)

Republican, I've ordered RD

[kklamerka]

they didn't have in my local Empik (best Polish newsagent's chain?), but they are going to get in on Wednesday and phone me then :)

Republican, Thanks Very Much :)

[kklamerka]

I'm going to check Your interesting idea.
I hope it will work.


Have a nice evening :)

[kate91]

Firts of all: gramatyka to GRAMMAR, a nie - grammatic!!!! Kardynalny błąd!

Kate, I know it. Republican has already told me :)

[kklamerka]

I think that not using the right word 'grammar'

[kklamerka]

was because I expected to give a bit longer title to this post, but unfortunatelly it wasn't possible with unsuitable room here :)

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[asia23bb]

> Keep reading the first every Month and use the second to help you.

..and use the other...right?

[republican]

asia23bb napisała:

> > Keep reading the first every Month and use the second to help you.
>
> ..and use the other...right?
>

Precisely
If you had three items, would you say:
First
Other
Next?