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54 reviewsISBN 10: 0582403839
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Author: Mark Foley
Part I: Verb Tenses and Forms
Unit 1: Present tenses
1.1 Present simple
1.2 Present continuous
1.3 Verbs rarely used in the continuous
Unit 2: Past tenses
2.1 Past simple
2.2 Past continuous
2.3 Past perfect
2.4 Past perfect continuous
2.5 Used to / would
Unit 3: Past to present tenses (Perfect tenses)
3.1 Present perfect simple
3.2 Present perfect and past simple - differences
3.3 Present perfect continuous
3.4 Present perfect simple and continuous - differences
Unit 4: The future (1)
4.1 Will and be going to
4.2 Present simple and continuous for the future
Unit 5: The future (2)
5.1 Future continuous and future perfect
5.2 Expressions with future meaning (be to, be due to, etc.)
5.3 Future in the past
Round up (Units 1-5): Tenses
Part II: Other Verb Structures
Unit 6: Negation
6.1 Negative statements
6.2 Negative questions
6.3 Words with negative meaning
Unit 7: Questions
7.1 Closed and open questions
7.2 Tag questions
7.3 Indirect questions
7.4 Echo questions
Unit 8: Passives, causatives and get
8.1 Passive forms
8.2 Passive -ing forms and infinitives
8.3 Have/get + object + past participle
8.4 Uses of the passive
Unit 9: Reported speech
9.1 Direct and indirect speech
9.2 Indirect statements
9.3 Indirect questions and commands
9.4 Reporting verbs and their patterns
Unit 10: Conditionals
10.1 Zero, First, Second, and Third conditionals
10.2 Mixed conditionals
10.3 Alternatives to if (unless, provided that, etc.)
Unit 11: The subjunctive and 'unreal' uses of past forms
11.1 The subjunctive form
11.2 The 'unreal' past
11.3 wish / if only
Round up (Units 6-11): Verb Structures
Part III: Non-finite Verbs and Multi-word Verbs
Unit 12: -ing forms and infinitives
12.1 Verbs followed by -ing
12.2 Verbs followed by the infinitive
12.3 Verbs followed by -ing or the infinitive
Unit 13: Participle and infinitive phrases
13.1 Participle phrases (form and use)
13.2 Infinitive phrases (form and use)
Unit 14: Multi-word verbs
14.1 Form and use (phrasal, prepositional, phrasal-prepositional)
14.2 Word list of common multi-word verbs
Part IV: Modal Verbs
Unit 15: Modal verbs (1): can, could, may, might, be able to
15.1 Ability and possibility
15.2 Deduction and speculation
15.3 Permission and requests
Unit 16: Modal verbs (2): must, should, ought to, have to, need to
16.1 Obligation and necessity
16.2 Advice and recommendations
Unit 17: Modal verbs (3): will, would, shall
17.1 Intention and willingness
17.2 Habit and frequency
Unit 18: Auxiliaries, have (got), do
Part V: Nouns, Determiners, and Pronouns
Unit 19: Nouns and noun phrases
19.1 Countable and uncountable nouns
19.2 Singular and plural forms
19.3 Compound nouns
Unit 20: Possessives
Unit 21: Articles (a/an, the, zero article)
Unit 22: Determiners
22.1 All, both, whole, etc.
22.2 Each and every
22.3 Quantifiers (much, many, a few, etc.)
Unit 23: Pronouns
23.1 Personal, reflexive, and possessive pronouns
23.2 Indefinite pronouns (one, ones, etc.)
Part VI: Adjectives and Adverbs
Unit 24: Adjectives
24.1 Position and order of adjectives
24.2 Gradable and ungradable adjectives
Unit 25: Comparison
25.1 Comparative and superlative forms
25.2 Comparison phrases and clauses
Unit 26: Adverbs
26.1 Position of adverbs
26.2 Types of adverbs (manner, time, place, etc.)
26.3 Sentence adverbs and viewpoint adverbs
Part VII: Clauses and Discourse
Unit 27: Relative clauses
27.1 Defining and non-defining clauses
27.2 Omitting relative pronouns
Unit 28: Linking clauses
28.1 Time and reason
28.2 Result and purpose
28.3 Concession clauses (although, even though, etc.)
Unit 29: Adverbial clauses
Unit 30: Features of discourse and cohesion
30.1 Connecting ideas (conjunctions, linking adverbs)
30.2 Cohesion and reference words
Part VIII: Prepositions and Other Structures
Unit 31: Prepositions
31.1 Prepositions of position, movement, and time
31.2 Prepositions after verbs, nouns, and adjectives
Unit 32: Dependent prepositions
Unit 33: Inversion and other fronting devices
Unit 34: It... and There is...
Unit 35: Verb complementation
35.1 Verbs followed by different structures
Unit 36: Aspects of cohesion
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