The Least You Should Know About English: Form A, Writing Skills

by Paige Wilson, Teresa Ferster Glazier

Improve your word choice, spelling, punctuation, sentence structure, and writing with THE LEAST YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT ENGLISH: WRITING SKILLS, FORM A! For thirty years, this developmental English text has helped students like you improve their skills through a simple, friendly approach. Extensive sets of exercises, humorous and informative topics, and a book-specific website with grammar reviews and resources, ensure that you succeed in this course.

Genres: Writing, Teaching

321 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 1999

Reviews

[Sebah Al-Ali]

Not the same cover.

Writing, level 2. bottom-top. Worksheets. LOTS of exercises.

[Constantine]

First Canadian Edition

[David Ward]

The Least You Should Know About English by Paige Wilson (Heinle & Heinle Publishers 2005)(428 +/-). This was used as a textbook for remedial freshman English in 1979 in my small liberal arts college. It remains the most useful guide to the proper use of the English language that I have ever stumbled upon. I cannot recommend this volume highly enough to do it justice. My rating: 9/10, finished 1979.

[Sheyla]

Useful, it helped me to improve my writing skills. I would recomend it if you need to work on grammar it's good.