Keep up your English Allen

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INTRODUCTION
TWs intermediate revision course will help especially those whose knowledge of English, learnt some time ago at school or picked up without proper study, is either ‘rusty’ or vague. The first twelve lessons give the learner some quick revision of the elements. Thereafter the course concentrates on those features of English grammar which most commonly give difficulty at the intermediate stage.

The lessons are based on dialogues written round the characters of Bill, a young teacher of foreign students, and Ms friend Mary. TMs book gives the text of each dialogue, together with vocabularies, grammatical notes and a large number of exercises. Learners who wish to consolidate the points taught in the course should work steadily through these exercises, checking their answers against the ^ key at the back of the book. (The exercises based on the early lessons are of necessity very simple and may therefore be omitted by the more advanced student.)
W, Stahnard Allen