Can anybody introduce some Advanced English books mainly used for academic spoken English and English writing?

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Check out MA English Literature course books. You can find umpteen books in prose and poetry.
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The Regional Institute of English in Bangalore has distance learning courses and the material is also very good. Visit their website.
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You can try with Cambridge or ENG-KING training modules, which is considered world class.
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'Advanced English Grammar' by Martin Hewings is a good book for advanced level learners.
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