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discourse perspective on grammar 4 7 1 1 2 Words and word classes 3 Introduction to phrases and clauses 4 17 21 29 39 48 Nouns, pronouns, and the simple noun phrase 5 Verbs 6 Variation in the verb phrase: tense, aspect, voice, and modal use 7 Adjectives and adverbs 8 Exploringthe grammar of the clause 57 9 Complex noun phrases 10 Verb and adjective complement clauses 1 Adverbials 1 12 Word order choices 13' The grammar o f conversation Answers Introduction To the student We designed this Workbook to give you practice in analyzing English grammar and understanding how it works in real communication. The Workbook differs from other grammar textbooks known to us in its exclusive focus on how English is actually used. All examples in the exercises are taken from naturally occurring English texts and conversations, rather than being invented, idealized language. Advantages of this Workbook The focus on real language has three advantages. First, authentic instances of how people really use the language are more interesting than made-up sentences. They can even be fun! It is often entertaining to see what people actually say and write. Second, analyzing authentic examples will give you the tools you need as English language students and professionals. Authentic pieces of English can be messy, and less 'tidy' than made-up sentences. But a book with made-up sentences would not have prepared you to understand the use of grammar…

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words per class. | 02___/___ | Open Mind 1 A - Unit 1 | Speaking: polite language; ordinal numbers; grammar be- information question; question words; life skill and wrap up | Emphasize the importance of polite language to the class, to make sentences using the verb to be, demonstrate how to use ordinal numbers | All the class will practice the listening and, with the new vocabulary, they’ll make sentences using the student book. It Is very important to highlight the group work and the…

CONTES, G uy de Maupassant. (28918-4) A NEW RUSSIAN-ENGLISH AND ENGLISH-RUSSIAN DICTIONARY, M. A. O'Brien. (20208-9) MODERN CHINESE: A BASIC COURSE (BOOK ONLY), F aculty of Peking University. (22755-3) MODERN. CHINESE: A BASIC COURSE (CASSETTE EDITION), F aculty of Peking U niversity. (99910-6) 3 c assettes, manual MODERN CHINESE: A SECOND COURSE, P eking University. (24155-6) (continued on back flap) Essential English Grammar Essential English Grammar By…

RANDOLPH QUIRK A GRAMMAR OF SIDNEY GREENBAUM CONTEMPORARY GEOFFREY LEECH ENGLISH JAN SVARTVIK 1 LONGMAN GROUP UK LIMITED Longman House, Burnt Mill, Hartow, Essex CM20 2JE, England and Associated Companies throughout the world. © Longman Group Ltd 1972 All rights reserved; no part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without…

TESTS 1528 English Grammar Tests Index ...................................................................................... 1 Elementary Level 1. Speaking already ........................................................................ 78 2. Drive carefully ......................................................................... 79 3. Listen vs. Hear ......................................................................... 80 4. Finish vs. End…

................................................................................. 9 Vocabulary: Greetings ...................................................................................................... 10 Grammar: The Verb To Be............................................................................................... 13 Unit 2: Introducing Friends ........................................................................................... 14 Vocabulary: Jobs…

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of the action (that is, the person or entity performing the action) must be described, one does so by using the preposition "by": • This industry will soon be developed in the third world. • Sorry, but this car has been purchased by another customer. English uses the passive voice frequently, although it is best to avoid it when possible. An option is to use an impersonal subject, such as "one" or "someone" • (passive voice): This job needs to be done. • (active voice):…

Acknowledgements VII VIII Key to symbols Sentence and text 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 English grammar The simple sentence Statements, questions, imperatives and exclamations Questions and answers Leaving out and replacing words Information and emphasis Spoken English and written English Verb forms 8 9 10 11 12 13 The verb phrase Verb tenses and aspects The future Be, have and do Modal verbs The passive Infinitive, gerund and participles 14 The infinitive 15 The gerund 16 The noun phrase 17 18…