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003 OCoLC
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008 011022s2001 ilua 001 0 eng d
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035 $a(OCoLC)48188862
050 4 $aPE1128$b.S544 2001
082 04 $a425$221
100 1 $aShepheard, John.
245 10 $aEnglish grammar /$cJohn Shepheard.
260 $aLincolnwood, Ill. :$bNTC/Contemporary,$c2001.
300 $axiv, 300 pages :$billustrations ;$c20 cm.
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490 1 $aTeach yourself books
500 $aIncludes index.
505 0 $aTenses -- 1. Present Simple: am/is/are -- be (positive) -- I'm from the USA -- It's famous -- They're Australian -- 2. Present Simple: am/is/are -- be (questions and negative) -- Am I in the photo? -- Is she your mother? -- They aren't my brothers -- 3. Present Simple: there is/there are (positive and negative) -- There is(n't) a problem -- There are(n't) 44 letters -- 4. Present Simple: Is there?/Are there? (questions) -- Is there an opera house? -- Are there elephants in India? -- 5. Present Simple: full verbs (positive and negative) -- I work -- I don't work -- She works -- She doesn't work -- 6. Present Simple: full verbs -- third person singular (positive) -- He works -- She works -- 7. Present Simple: full verbs (questions) -- Do you drink? -- Does she smoke? -- 8. Present Simple: with adverbs of frequency -- I always eat salad -- 9. Present Simple: with when -- When I get old, will you love me? -- 10. Imperative: for directions, instructions and advice (positive and negative) -- Turn left -- Don't turn right -- 11. Present Progressive: for future arrangements (positive, negative and questions) -- We're meeting here at eight -- 12. Present Progressive: for now (positive and negative) -- He's working -- I'm not working -- 13. Present Simple and Present Progressive -- I live in Egypt -- I'm visiting Australia -- 14. Past Simple: be (positive, negative and questions) -- I was at work -- They were at school -- Were you by the bank? -- 15. Past Simple: there was/there were (positive, negative and questions) -- There was a large population -- There were millions -- Were there any mobile phones? -- 16. Past Simple: regular verbs (positive) -- I worked -- 17. Past Simple: regular and irregular verbs (positive) -- He wrote -- She offered -- 18. Past Simple: (questions and negative) -- Did he work? -- He didn't sing -- 19. Going to: for future plans (positive, negative and questions) -- She's going to buy a car -- What are you going to do? -- I'm not going to work -- 20. [Have got/Have]: for possession and availability (positive, negative and questions) -- She['s got/has] a new car -- New York has got a lot of [theatres/theaters] -- 21. First Conditional -- If it rains, I'll stay at home -- 22. Present Perfect Simple: with for/since (positive, negative and questions) -- I've lived in Bangkok for three months -- I've worked here since January -- 23. Present Perfect Simple: for the indefinite past (positive, negative and questions) -- I've been to Turkey -- 24. Present Perfect Simple and Past Simple -- I've been to India -- I went to India last year -- 25. Present Perfect Progressive: with for/since (positive, negative and questions) -- I've been working all day -- 26. Past Simple and used to -- I used to smoke -- I smoked one cigarette last year -- 27. Past Progressive and Past Simple -- I was working -- I worked -- Modal verbs -- 28. Will: for predictions, decisions made now and offers -- It will rain -- I'll answer the phone -- I'll help you -- 29. I'd like ... /Would you like ...?: for requests, offers and invitations -- Would you like coffee? -- I'd like an orange juice -- 30. Can ...?/Could ...?/[Is it all right if ...?/May ...?]: for requests and permission -- Can I borrow your dictionary? -- Could you help me? -- Is it all right if go now? -- 31. Can/can't/could/couldn't: for ability -- I can swim -- He can't drive -- I could read when I was six -- 32. Might: for possibility -- It might rain -- 33. Shall: for suggestions and offers -- Shall we leave now? -- Shall I carry your bag? -- 34. Must/mustn't: for obligation and prohibition -- I must go -- You mustn't sit there -- 35. Have to/had to: for necessary actions -- I have to leave -- I had to leave -- 36. Should/'d better: for advice -- You should see a doctor -- You'd better lie down -- 37. Yes/no questions with be -- Is it hard work? -- Are the hours long? -- 38. Yes/no questions with do -- Do you wear a uniform? -- Does the job have training? -- 39. Wh- questions -- Where do you work? -- What is your name? -- 40. Wh- questions: for subject and object -- Who saw you? -- What did you see? -- 41. Echo questions -- Have you? -- Are you? -- Don't you? -- 42. Embedded questions -- Can you tell me where the station is? -- Do you know what the time is? -- Gerund and infinitive -- 43. Verbs + gerund, verbs + infinitive -- It stopped raining -- I want to leave now -- Articles and nouns -- 44. Articles: a/an/the -- indefinite, definite and no article -- A thief -- An egg -- The thief -- In England -- 45. Singular and plural nouns -- Car/Cars -- Child/Children -- Pronouns and quantifiers -- 46. Subject and object pronouns -- It's for me -- I like him -- 47. Countable and uncountable nouns: some/any/much/many/a lot of -- nouns and quantifiers -- I've got some food -- I haven't got any pasta -- There's a lot of food -- Have we got much food? -- There aren't many oranges -- Adjectives and adverbs -- 48. Comparison of adjectives: regular and irregular -- James is older than his brother -- His house is better -- 49. Possessive adjectives -- This is my husband -- This is our daughter -- 50. Adverbs and adjectives -- You can eat your burger quickly -- The service is quick -- Prepositions -- 51. Prepositions of place -- It's on the table -- The shoes are in front of the chair -- 52. Prepositions of time -- At 5:30 A.M. -- On Friday -- In the morning -- Verbs -- 53. Phrasal verbs -- without objects -- I woke up at 5 -- I got up at 6 -- 54. Phrasal verbs -- with objects -- He turned on the light -- He turned it on -- Irregular verbs -- Irregular verbs in groups.
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650 0 $aEnglish language$vTextbooks for foreign speakers.
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830 0 $aTeach yourself books (Lincolnwood, Ill.)
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