[PDF] English For Everyone English Grammar Guide

English Grammar Guide Book Contents

• The current easy
• The current easy detrimental
• Current easy questions
• The current steady 
• Current tenses overview
• Imperatives
• The previous easy 
• The previous easy detrimental
• Previous easy questions
• The previous steady
• The current good easy
• The current good steady
• The previous good easy
• The previous good steady
• “Used to” and “would”
• Previous tenses overview 
• The longer term with “going to”
• The longer term with “will” 
• Object and topic questions
• The current for future occasions 
• Oblique questions 
• The longer term steady 
• Query tags 
• The longer term good 
• Brief questions 
• The longer term up to now 
• Brief solutions 
• Future overview 
• Questions overview 
• The passive
• Reported speech 
• The passive up to now
• Tenses in reported speech 
• The passive sooner or later 
• Reporting verbs 
• The passive with modals 
• Reported speech with negatives 
• Different passive constructions
• Reported questions 
• Conditional sentences
• Reported speech overview 
• Different conditional sentences
• Varieties of verbs 
• Conditional sentences overview
• Motion and state verbs
• Future potentialities 
• Infinitives and participles 
• Needs and regrets 
• Verb patterns
• Forming questions 
• Verb patterns with objects 
• Query phrases 
• Verb patterns with prepositions 
• Open questions 
• Phrasal verbs 
• The longer term with “will”
• Object and topic questions 
• The current for future occasions 
• Oblique questions 
• The longer term steady 
• Query tags 
• The longer term good 
• Brief questions 
• The longer term up to now
• Brief solutions 
• Future overview
• Questions overview
• The passive 
• Reported speech 
• The passive up to now
• Tenses in reported speech 
• The passive sooner or later
• Reporting verbs 
• The passive with modals 
• Reported speech with negatives 
• Different passive constructions 
• Reported questions 
• Conditional sentences
• Reported speech overview 
• Different conditional sentences
• Varieties of verbs 
• Conditional sentences overview
• Motion and state verbs 
• Future potentialities
• Infinitives and participles 
• Needs and regrets
• Verb patterns 
• Forming questions
• Verb patterns with objects 
• Query phrases
• Verb patterns with prepositions 
• Open questions
• Phrasal verbs 
• Modal verbs 
• Amount 
• Skill 
• Approximate amount 
• Permission requests, and gives 
• Private pronouns 
• Solutions and recommendation 
• Reflexive pronouns
• Obligations 
• Indefinite pronouns
• Making deductions
• Possession 
• Risk 
• Defining relative clauses
• Articles 
• Non-defining relative clauses 
• Articles overview 
• Different relative constructions 
• “This / that / these / these” 176 Query phrases with “-ever” 
• “No / none”
• “There” 
• “Every / each” 
• Introductory “it”
• “Both / neither / each” 
• Shifting focus
• Singular and plural nouns 
• Inversion 
• Countable and uncountable nouns 
• Ellipsis 
• Topic-verb settlement 
• Shortening infinitives 
• Summary and concrete nouns 
• Substitution
• Compound nouns
• Adjectives 
• Numbers 
• Gradable and non-gradable adjectives 
• Comparative adjectives 
• Linking phrases overview 
• Two comparatives collectively
• Prefixes
• “As… as” comparisons
• Suffixes 
• Superlative adjectives 
• Simply confused phrases 
• Adverbs of method 
• Sequencing and organizing 
• Comparative and superlative adverbs 
• Correcting and altering the topic 
• Adverbs of diploma 
• Deciding and hedging 
• Adverbs of time 
• Making dialog 
• Adverbs of frequency 
• “So” and “such” 
• Reference 
• “Sufficient” and “too” 
• Glossary
• Prepositions 
• Index and Acknowledgments 
• Prepositions of place 
• Prepositions of time 
• Different prepositions 
• Dependent prepositions 
• Coordinating conjunctions 
• Subordinating conjunctions 
• Extra linking phrases 
• Comparative adjectives 
• Linking phrases overview 
• Two comparatives collectively 
• Prefixes 
• “As… as” comparisons 
• Suffixes 
• Superlative adjectives 
• Simply confused phrases 
• Adverbs of method
• Sequencing and organizing 
• Comparative and superlative adverbs 
• Correcting and altering the topic 
• Adverbs of diploma
• Deciding and hedging
• Adverbs of time 
• Making dialog 
• Adverbs of frequency 
• “So” and “such” 
• Reference
• “Sufficient” and “too”
• Glossary 
• Prepositions 
• Index and Acknowledgments
• Prepositions of place 
• Prepositions of time 
• Different prepositions
• Dependent prepositions 
• Coordinating conjunctions 
• Subordinating conjunctions 
• Extra linking phrases

English for Everyone: English Grammar Guide Practice Book PDF

Author(s): DK

Series: English for Everyone

Publisher: DK, Year: 2019

ISBN: 9780241379752

Description

PLEASE NOTE – this is a replica of the print book and you will need paper and a pencil to complete the exercises.

Puzzled by past tenses? Confused by comparatives? This clearly structured and beautifully presented workbook includes grammar practice activities that make learning English grammar incredibly easy.

The English for Everyone English Grammar Guide Practice Book is an essential companion to the English for Everyone English Grammar Guide, a comprehensive reference book that makes even the trickiest grammar rules clear and simple. The Practice Book mirrors the unit-by-unit structure of the Grammar Guide. Each Practice Book unit is full of carefully graded grammar exercises to drill and reinforce the grammar you have learned in the corresponding English Grammar Guide unit. These exercises will help you build up your confidence and become more fluent, giving you the chance to practise using the most important English grammar constructions again and again.

Ideal for learners at all levels, and covering CEFR levels A1 to C1, the English for Everyone English Grammar Guide Practice Book presents basic (beginner), intermediate, and advanced English grammar in one easy-to-navigate book. Like all books in the innovative English for Everyone series, it uses a visual learning method: many of the exercises are accompanied by attractive illustrations that put grammar practice points into context and give you visual cues to help you understand the exercises. Whether you want to improve your grammar for work, study, travel, or exams, the English for Everyone Grammar Guide Practice Book offers you a simple way to learn English grammar, remember it, and use it with confidence.

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