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14. It's school books, not novels

Wed Jan 14, 2015, 06:20 PM

Jan 2015

So it's situations in books to learn English from, scenarios to ask maths questions about, and so on.

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If they're writing for that market, I get it. cali Jan 2015 #2

ummm. as I understand it, publishers are riversedge Jan 2015 #3

"So we can maximize our profits... silverweb Jan 2015 #4

You have hit it on the nail. thanks, riversedge Jan 2015 #8

Does OUP also ask authors to not portray LibertyLover Jan 2015 #5

Three little sheep went to the market. Jesus Malverde Jan 2015 #6

Who would think that the phrase "This Little Piggie Had Roast Beef" Nye Bevan Jan 2015 #7

Um, sausage can be and is often made with beef, turkey or chicken. KamaAina Jan 2015 #10

maybe we will finally find out what is in "spotted dick"? bettyellen Jan 2015 #11

It's school books, not novels muriel_volestrangler Jan 2015 #14