Книга: Richard Bowyer «Check Your Vocabulary for Military English»
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This workbook provides material to learn English with military vocabulary. It contains a range of activities, including word games, puzzles and quizzes to help improve specialist English vocabulary. It covers British, American and international military terms and includes: military personnel; manoeuvres; equipment; vehicles; weapons; tactics; and commands. Издательство: "Bloomsbury Publishing PLC" (2005) Формат: 210x295, 64 стр.
ISBN: 1-901659-58-5 Купить за 1209 руб на Озоне |
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