A complete course of English grammar. What are good textbooks?

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oleg92015-01-07 20:33:30

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oleg9, 2015-01-07 20:33:30

I would like to see modern spoken English as well.
What good textbooks (bundles of textbooks) can you recommend?
PS The level is about Intermediate. I would like to tighten and systematize knowledge.

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Sergey, 2015-01-07
@oleg9

Blue Murphy

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whitecolor, 2015-07-12
@whitecolor

Learn the language naturally by reading English books at -babeleo.com , the grammar will take care of itself. It's even easier than watching movies, and, by the way, more useful.

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fLY7er, 2015-01-08
@fLY7er

Check out this site, it also has a rating: englishtips.org/coursebooks/grammar

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MiAnn, 2015-01-08
@MiAnn

English grammar with a human face
Year of issue: 2009
Author: Komissarova K.

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piva, 2015-01-10
@piva

I had a book in Russian, but the British said that no one speaks or writes like that anymore.
So here, IMHO, the best of all that I went through:
AJ Thomson, AV Martinet, A practical English Grammar, Fourth edition, Oxford University Press.
It is possible and a newer edition, if, suddenly, it already exists.

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tuccar, 2015-01-12
@tuccar

Start learning any foreign language by reading this book:
rutracker.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=4624234
www.ozon.ru/context/detail/id/29296546
After reading, it will be extremely clear what to do and where to move.

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Dmitry Logvinenko, 2015-01-16
@dmlogv

Murphy rules for sure. If you need something simpler, then there is Active Grammar (the first part was written by my friend :)

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Mikhail Lyalin, 2015-02-10
@mr_jok

langust.ru/grammar.shtml