Книга: Ackert Patricia «Facts and Figures 1. Student`s Book»
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Производитель: "National Geographic Society" Through wonderful readings and carefully designed activities, this best-selling series helps students develop reading skills and systematically increase their active vocabulary. Learners develop useful and relevant vocabulary while exploring and expanding ISBN:9781413004458 Издательство: "National Geographic Society" (2004)
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| Facts and Figures 1. Student's Book | This is an International Student Edition for "Facts&Figures" . Издание исправленное и дополненное — National Geographic Society, RVDS Подробнее... | бумажная книга |
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