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    Modal Verbs Pronunciation Guide
    Modal Verbs Pronunciation Guide
    Modal Verbs Pronunciation Guide
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    Modal Verbs Pronunciation Guide

    By Alexander Markham

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    A companion book to Modal Verbs - For Advanced, Business and IELTS English. Modal Verbs Pronunciation Guide contains examples of how to use pronunciation examples and links to audio tracks of the author speaking using the stresses and pronunciations of British English speakers.

     

    Written by an experienced Advanced English language tutor from London.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTheEnglishBureau.com
    Release dateFeb 7, 2023
    ISBN9798215108321
    Modal Verbs Pronunciation Guide
    Author

    Alexander Markham

    Alexander Markham is a Cambridge English tutor with a Certificate in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (CELTA). Alexander is a native English speaker from London. He has worked in a variety of business roles around the world using his second and third languages of French and Spanish before becoming a qualified English tutor. As well as the CELTA teaching qualification, Alexander holds a Master's degree in Business and studied for a BSc in Modern Languages (Spanish and French). Alexander has written several articles on Advanced level English and several books. As a tutor, he has worked with professional and business students from around the world, helping them to improve their English at Advanced level, for Business English and for Cambridge exams such as IELTS, CAE and CPE.

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