Language for use
Subtitle: the thought program : making sense in what you read, write and say
By: developed by J. Paul Leonard and Rachel Salisbury into a new type of English book with a social accent.
Contributors: Salisbury, Rachel, 1895-
Publisher: Scott, Foresman and Company
Published: 1940
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 335
Subjects: English language -- Composition and exercises.; English language -- Grammar.
Notes: Bibliography : p. 317-319.
Includes index.
"Language for use is closely integrated with the first three books in the series (Thinking in English, book one; Thinking in English, book two; Considering the meaning); its use, however, is not dependent upon the other three books... [It may be used] singly or as a unit in the entire Thought program; in the latter case it can follow either Thinking in English, book two or Considering the meaning."--Pref.