Life in the United Kingdom: Official Four Book Package Deal
This complete official Life in the UK pack contains everything you need to ensure you are fully prepared to pass the Life in the UK test. Saving you £13.96 when purchased as a full pack. It contains: – Life in the United Kingdom: A Guide for New Residents Handbook. – Life in the United Kingdom: Official Study Guide. – Life in the United Kingdom: Official Practice Questions and Answers. – A Practical Guide to Living in the United Kingdom
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