Deborah Fronko's short, snappy guide to avoiding common errors in English usage is a boon to scholars, businesspeople, and others who need to write in English for professional reasons, and for whom English is a second language. Fronko has edited hundreds of manuscripts written not only by native speakers of Swedish but also by speakers of other languages whose work or study has brought them to Scandinavia. Users of this handy, accessible reference work are the beneficiaries of her years of reading those authors almost, but not quite, perfect English. Amy Kaminsky, University of Minnesota Deborah Fronko is orginally from California where she attended CSU Long Beach, but has lived and worked in Sweden since 1976. She has a Bachelor of Arts degree in English, is a contributing author to textbooks in English for adults and children in Sweden, and edits scholarly and business documents written in English by non-native speakers from all over the world.

Deborah Fronko's short, snappy guide to avoiding common errors in English usage is a boon to scholars, businesspeople, and others who need to write in English for professional reasons, and for whom English is a second language. Fronko has edited hundreds of manuscripts written not only by native speakers of Swedish but also by speakers of other languages whose work or study has brought them to Scandinavia. Users of this handy, accessible reference work are the beneficiaries of her years of reading those authors almost, but not quite, perfect English. Amy Kaminsky, University of Minnesota Deborah Fronko is orginally from California where she attended CSU Long Beach, but has lived and worked in Sweden since 1976. She has a Bachelor of Arts degree in English, is a contributing author to textbooks in English for adults and children in Sweden, and edits scholarly and business documents written in English by non-native speakers from all over the world.

Deborah Fronko's short, snappy guide to avoiding common errors in English usage is a boon to scholars, businesspeople, and others who need to write in English for professional reasons, and for whom English is a second language. Fronko has edited hundreds of manuscripts written not only by native speakers of Swedish but also by speakers of other languages whose work or study has brought them to Scandinavia. Users of this handy, accessible reference work are the beneficiaries of her years of reading those authors almost, but not quite, perfect English. Amy Kaminsky, University of Minnesota Deborah Fronko is orginally from California where she attended CSU Long Beach, but has lived and worked in Sweden since 1976. She has a Bachelor of Arts degree in English, is a contributing author to textbooks in English for adults and children in Sweden, and edits scholarly and business documents written in English by non-native speakers from all over the world.