The Penguin dictionary of English idioms (1986)
The Penguin dictionary of English idioms is a 1986 dictionaries book written by Daphne M. Gulland and David G. Hinds-Howell.
The English language is full of pitfalls for the foreign student - but the most common problem lies in understanding and using the very vast array of idioms. This book is uniquely designed to stimulate understanding and familiarity by explaining the meanings and origins of idioms and giving examples of typical usage
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What is The Penguin dictionary of English idioms about?
The English language is full of pitfalls for the foreign student - but the most common problem lies in understanding and using the very vast array of idioms. This book is uniquely designed to stimulate understanding and familiarity by explaining the meanings and origins of idioms and giving examples of typical usage
When was The Penguin dictionary of English idioms published?
The Penguin dictionary of English idioms was published in 1986.
Who made The Penguin dictionary of English idioms?
The Penguin dictionary of English idioms was written by Daphne M. Gulland and David G. Hinds-Howell.
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