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I Used to Know That Stuff You Forgot From School

✍ Scribed by Taggart, Caroline

Publisher: Readers Digest
Year: 2010
Tongue: English
Weight: 1 MB
Category: Fiction

No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.

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About the Author

i before e (except after c): old-school ways to remember stuff
Judy Parkinson is a graduate of Bristol University. She is a producer of documentaries, music videos, and commercials, and won a Clio award for a Greenpeace ad. Parkinson has published four books. She lives in London.

My Grammar and I...Or Should That Be Me?: How to Speak and Write It Right
J. A. Wines is a graduate of Oxford University and the author of several books on grammar and trivia.

I Used to Know That: Stuff You Forgot from School
Caroline Taggart is the author of the best- selling I Used to Know That, The Classics, and An Apple a Day and coauthor of My Grammar and I . . . Or Should That Be Me? She is also the editor of Writer's Market UK & Ireland, a guide for aspiring writers. She has worked in publishing for more than thirty years, the last twenty in nonfiction.

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