What are alternative formats?

Posted on May 1, 2015 by anthony rylands

North Somerset Council Guidance on types of alternative formats Publication date: 2015 Ranking: essential Written or spoken English is not the way everyone communicates. Here is the first of four posts on what are known as alternative formats. It is a…

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