ISBN: 9784789019095 - A Dictionary of Basic Japanese Grammar [second Edition] (28 results)

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The long-standing bestseller trusted by over 300,000 learners Now fully revised and updated to reflect the latest insights! A Dictionary of Basic Japanese Grammar [Second Edition] is a thoroughly revised version of the best-selling Japanese grammar reference. While preserving the original's user-friendly, dictionary-style format, this edition offers deeper and more accessible explanations that reflect key developments in Japanese linguistics and pedagogy since the first edition's publication. Designed for learners seeking to go beyond textbook grammar, distinguish similar expressions, or review basic grammar, this book supports them in gaining a clearer, more accurate understanding of grammar structures and using the language with greater confidence and precision. It also serves as a practical resource for instructors that helps them to plan lessons and respond to students' questions about nuanced grammar points. Harrogate began as a tiny hamlet in the Royal Forest of Knaresborough and owes its rise to prominence almost entirely to the exploitation of its mineral springs. Doctors recommended their patients to drink the sulphur-laden water and the first English 'watering place' distinguished by the name 'spa' became a fashionable retreat for the nobility and gentry. In the Season, in addition to the many private carriages of the well-to-do, no less than 19 coaches ran daily from all parts of the land. The numbers arriving to 'take the cure' rose from 20,000 in 1848, when the railway came, to 60,000 a year by the end of the century. The enclosure of the Royal Forest in the 18th century and the gain of 200 acres of open ground, known as the Stray, gave perpetual access to the famous springs and ensured that Harrogate would have space as well as style. The Victorians added many fine buildings to impress their visitors, including the Royal Baths Assembly Room, Opera House and the Kursaal - the name of which was hastily changed to Royal Hall at the outbreak of the First World War. The town enjoyed its social heyday in Edwardian times but, with changes in medical practice, the spa declined. However, the trains that had boosted visitor numbers in the 19th century also brought better-off commuters from the industrial West Riding, to enjoy its strong cultural life and up-market image. Harrogate re-invented itself as a floral resort and conference centre. The publicity manager in 1953 had the bright idea of twinning the town with Luchon in the French Pyrenees, which was the start of the now widespread town-twinning scheme, and Harrogate became the permanent home of the Great Yorkshire Show. In this well-researched and very readable book, a well-known local historian provides a chronological account of Harrogate's past. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. …

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Tapa blanda. Condition: New. A Dictionary of Basic Japanese Grammar offers a new approach to the interpretation of Japanese grammar and provides a convenient and comprehensive beginning-level grammar reference in dictionary format. This book is designed primarily for learners who wants to expand their knowledge of basic grammar beyond the text explanations, and for those who want to learn the differences among similar grammatical expressions, and for those who need a basic grammar review.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The long-standing bestseller trusted by over 300,000 learners Now fully revised and updated to reflect the latest insights! A Dictionary of Basic Japanese Grammar [Second Edition] is a thoroughly revised version of the best-selling Japanese grammar reference. While preserving the original's user-friendly, dictionary-style format, this edition offers deeper and more accessible explanations that reflect key developments in Japanese linguistics and pedagogy since the first edition's publication. Designed for learners seeking to go beyond textbook grammar, distinguish similar expressions, or review basic grammar, this book supports them in gaining a clearer, more accurate understanding of grammar structures and using the language with greater confidence and precision. It also serves as a practical resource for instructors that helps them to plan lessons and respond to students' questions about nuanced grammar points. Harrogate began as a tiny hamlet in the Royal Forest of Knaresborough and owes its rise to prominence almost entirely to the exploitation of its mineral springs. Doctors recommended their patients to drink the sulphur-laden water and the first English 'watering place' distinguished by the name 'spa' became a fashionable retreat for the nobility and gentry. In the Season, in addition to the many private carriages of the well-to-do, no less than 19 coaches ran daily from all parts of the land. The numbers arriving to 'take the cure' rose from 20,000 in 1848, when the railway came, to 60,000 a year by the end of the century. The enclosure of the Royal Forest in the 18th century and the gain of 200 acres of open ground, known as the Stray, gave perpetual access to the famous springs and ensured that Harrogate would have space as well as style. The Victorians added many fine buildings to impress their visitors, including the Royal Baths Assembly Room, Opera House and the Kursaal - the name of which was hastily changed to Royal Hall at the outbreak of the First World War. The town enjoyed its social heyday in Edwardian times but, with changes in medical practice, the spa declined. However, the trains that had boosted visitor numbers in the 19th century also brought better-off commuters from the industrial West Riding, to enjoy its strong cultural life and up-market image. Harrogate re-invented itself as a floral resort and conference centre. The publicity manager in 1953 had the bright idea of twinning the town with Luchon in the French Pyrenees, which was the start of the now widespread town-twinning scheme, and Harrogate became the permanent home of the Great Yorkshire Show. In this well-researched and very readable book, a well-known local historian provides a chronological account of Harrogate's past. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. …

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