If you have not installed Essential Grammar in Use to your hard drive:Ģ.Go to My Computer, and browse to your CD-ROM drive.ģ.Right-click on your CD-ROM drive, and then choose Explore. Important: this update will let you run Essential Grammar in Use from your hard drive – you will not be able to run Essential Grammar in Use directly from the CD. If you have already installed Essential Grammar in Use to your hard drive:ģ.Double-click on EssGramUpdater.exe, and follow the instructions on your screen. If you have installed Internet Explorer 7, Office 2007 or Windows Vista, and 'Tests' do not work, download and install this update. 'Tests' do not work after installing Internet Explorer 7 or Windows Vista The following features are known not to work on Windows Vista: The Essential Grammar in Use CD-ROM is not fully compatible with Windows Vista. About 500MB free hard drive space if installing.built-in dictionary with full definitions of all key vocabulary.

audio recordings of all the main exercises.a range of engaging games with downloadable updates.customised tests targeting specific language areas.

Do not italicize punctuation between reference elements (e.g., the period after an italic book title or the comma after an italic journal title).

Italicize punctuation marks that appear within an italic reference element (e.g., a comma or colon within a book title).

Place the issue number in parentheses directly after the volume number instead.

Do not use a comma between the journal volume and issue numbers.

For example, in a reference for a journal article, use a comma between each author’s last name and initials and between different authors’ names, between the journal name and the volume number, and between the journal issue number and the page numbers.

Use punctuation marks (usually commas or parentheses) between parts of the same reference element.

And if a title ends with a question mark, the question mark replaces the period. However, do not put a period after a DOI or URL because it may interfere with link functionality.

Ensure that a period appears after each reference element-that is, after the author, date, title, and source.

Use punctuation marks in reference list entries to group information.

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