English Vocabulary in Use: Advanced Book with Answers and Enhanced eBook Vocabulary Reference and Practice 3rd Edition

typescript to the publisher tomorrow. 
[an author’s text that has not 
yet been published]
I’ll 
run you off  a copy at the same time. 
[print out]
I’ve done the text, but I want to 
format it properly before printing it. 
[create the page as it will appear 
when printed]
I usually 
cut and paste or copy and paste bits of material from my notes when I’m writing an essay, 
then link them all together. 
[move text from one place to another electronically]
The letters and numbers on a keyboard can all be called 
characters – a password oft en needs to be 
at least eight 
characters, for example.
These words are in bold and 
these words are 
italicised 
/
 in italics
.
These words are in a 
shaded box.
These words are in a diff erent 
font size from the rest 
and 
these words are in a diff erent font 
or typeface
.
“This sentence is in 
double inverted commas / double quotation marks.” ‘This one is in single 
quotation marks / single quotes.’
This sentence 
is indented. 
[begins away from the normal margin]
** This sentence has two 
asterisks in front of it.
•
This sentence has a 
bullet (point) in front of it.
Types of 
brackets: ( ) round brackets
< > 
diamond/angle brackets
[ ] 
square brackets
{ } 
curly brackets
CAPITALS or UPPER CASE (more technical) is the opposite of 
small letters or lower case. This person has written her name 
in 
block capitals: 
MONICA KEEBLE
This is part of the first page of an academic book. Look at the 
structure and the names of the diff erent elements. The numbers 
on the extract are in