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With In Use books, students can easily practice English grammar, develop their language skills and learn vocabulary. All the titles in the In Use series are perfect for self-study, but also ideal for classroom activities. The series covers all levels from A1 to C2, elementary to advanced, and have been used by millions of English language learners and teachers around the world.

Raymond Murphy's English Grammar in Use is the world’s best-selling grammar book for learners of English at intermediate level. The fifth edition is available as a printed book and e-book with audio, with interactive exercises and integrated audio to help with listening and pronunciation skills.

In Use series of Cambridge books

Grammar In Use
Vocabulary In Use
Pronunciation In Use
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