National Geographic Learning - Catalogue 2018

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The Heinle Picture Dictionary 100 A Handbook of Spoken Grammar 101 Using Collocations for Natural English 101 Using Phrasal Verbs for Natural English 101 Practical Grammar 102 First English Grammar 102 Real English Grammar 102 Grammar with Laughter 102 Instant Grammar Lessons 102 Grammar Clips 102 Grammar Explorer 103 99 FACT The breath-taking, shimmering nights of the Aurora Borealis was first named by Galileo Galilei in 1619 as a combination of Aurora, the Roman goddess of the dawn, and Boreas, the god of the north wind. The lights are revered world- wide and it has been theorised that some of the 'impressionistic' cave drawings actually depict auroras in the sky. Dictionaries, Grammar & Language

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