
Communicate What You Mean
Concise Advanced Grammar
Pearson Education (US) (Publisher)
2nd Edition
Will be published approx. on 28. May 1997
Book
Paperback/Softback
320 pages
978-0-13-520107-7 (ISBN)
Description
Now in its second edition, this text helps students gain an excellent foundation in English grammar through numerous exercises, both oral and written. Discussion topics include pollution, politics, and cultural differences and similarities.
More details
Edition
2nd edition
Language
English
Place of publication
Upper Saddle River
United States
Target group
ELT/ESL
Dimensions
Height: 234 mm
Width: 179 mm
Thickness: 14 mm
Weight
470 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-13-520107-7 (9780135201077)
Schweitzer Classification
Content
Preface
PART 1: TENSE REVIEW
Lesson One
1-1 Present Time
1-2 Non-continuous Verbs
1-3 Past Time to Present Time
1-4 Past Time
1-5 Future Time
1-6 Adverbial Time Expressions
Lesson Two
2-1 Past Perfect
2-2 Past Perfect Continuous
Lesson Three
3-1 Future Continuous
3-2 Future Perfect and Future Perfect continuous
Practice Exam
PART 2: COORDINATION
Lesson Four
4-1 Coordinating Conjunctions and Parallel Structure
4-2 Connecting Complete Sentences
4-3 Connecting more Than Two Sentences
Lesson Five
5-1 Correlative Conjunctions: Either ... Or
5-2 Correlative Conjunctions: Neither ... Nor
5-3 Correlative Conjunctions: Not only ... But also
5-4 Correlative Conjunctions: Both ... And
Lesson Six
6-1 Conjunctive Adverbs
6-2 Position and Punctuation of Conjunctive Adverbs
Practice Exam
Part 3: INDIRECT SPEECH
Lesson Seven
7-1 Basics of Indirect Speech
7-2 Reporting Statements
7-3 Reporting Questions and Answers
7-4 Reporting Commands and Requests
7-5 Reporting Exclamations
Practice Exam
PART 4: SUBORDINATION
Lesson Eight
8-1 Adverbial Clauses
8-2 Sequence of Tenses
8-3 Building Sentences with Adverb Clauses
8-4 Reduction of Adverb Clauses
Practice Exam
Lesson Nine
9-1 Adjective Clauses
9-2 Necessary vs. Unnecessary Adjective Clauses
9-3 Grammatical Functions of Relative Pronouns
9-4 Unnecessary Adjective Clauses That Refer to Complete Sentences
9-5 Reduction of Adjective Clauses
Practice Exam
Lesson Ten
10-1 Noun Clauses
10-2 -Ever Words in Noun Clauses
10-3 Noun Clauses Beginning with That
10-4 Subjunctive form of the Verb in Noun Clauses
Practice Exam
PART 5: PASSIVE VOICE
Lesson Eleven
11-1 Forming the Passive
11-2 Using the Pressure
11-3 Indirect Objects and Direct Objects as Passive Subjects
PART 6: Modal Auxiliaries
Lesson Twelve
12-1 Advisability vs. Necessity
12-2 Past Regrets and Criticisms: Should, Ought to
12-3 Logical Conclusion vs. Expectation
12-4 Suggestions: Could
1205 Possibilities: May, Might, Could
12-6 Possibilities and Impossibilities
12-7 Degrees of Certainty
Practice Elam
PART 7: CONDITIONAL SENTENCES
Lesson Thirteen
13-1 Future Real vs. Present/Future Unreal
13-2 Past Unreal
13-3 Replacing If
13-4 Mixed Conditional Sentences
Practice Exam
PART 8: VERBALS
Lesson Fourteen
14-1 Simple Infinitives and Infinitive Phrases
14-2 Phrase Functioning as Subject and Subject Combined
14-3 Infinitive/Infinitive Phrase Functioning as Direct Object
14-4 Infinitive/Infinitive Phrase Functioning as Adjective and Adjective Complement
14-5 Infinitive/Infinitive Phrase Functioning as Adverb
14-6 Reduction with Infinitive Phrases
14-7 Infinitive/Infinitive Phrase with Enough and Too
Practice Exam
Lesson Fifteen
15-1 Gerunds
15-2 Gerund/Gerund Phrase Functioning as Subject and Subject Complement
15-3 Gerund/Gerund Phrase Functioning as Direct Order
15-4 Gerund as Direct Object vs. Infinitive as Direct Object
15-5 Gerund/Gerund Phrase Functioning as Object of a preposition
Practice Exam
Appendix 1: Irregular Verbs
Appendix 2 Modal Auxiliaries
Appendix 3: Verbs Followed by infinitives
Appendix 4: Verbs Followed by Gerunds
Appendix 5: Verbs Followed by Gerunds or Infinitives
Index
PART 1: TENSE REVIEW
Lesson One
1-1 Present Time
1-2 Non-continuous Verbs
1-3 Past Time to Present Time
1-4 Past Time
1-5 Future Time
1-6 Adverbial Time Expressions
Lesson Two
2-1 Past Perfect
2-2 Past Perfect Continuous
Lesson Three
3-1 Future Continuous
3-2 Future Perfect and Future Perfect continuous
Practice Exam
PART 2: COORDINATION
Lesson Four
4-1 Coordinating Conjunctions and Parallel Structure
4-2 Connecting Complete Sentences
4-3 Connecting more Than Two Sentences
Lesson Five
5-1 Correlative Conjunctions: Either ... Or
5-2 Correlative Conjunctions: Neither ... Nor
5-3 Correlative Conjunctions: Not only ... But also
5-4 Correlative Conjunctions: Both ... And
Lesson Six
6-1 Conjunctive Adverbs
6-2 Position and Punctuation of Conjunctive Adverbs
Practice Exam
Part 3: INDIRECT SPEECH
Lesson Seven
7-1 Basics of Indirect Speech
7-2 Reporting Statements
7-3 Reporting Questions and Answers
7-4 Reporting Commands and Requests
7-5 Reporting Exclamations
Practice Exam
PART 4: SUBORDINATION
Lesson Eight
8-1 Adverbial Clauses
8-2 Sequence of Tenses
8-3 Building Sentences with Adverb Clauses
8-4 Reduction of Adverb Clauses
Practice Exam
Lesson Nine
9-1 Adjective Clauses
9-2 Necessary vs. Unnecessary Adjective Clauses
9-3 Grammatical Functions of Relative Pronouns
9-4 Unnecessary Adjective Clauses That Refer to Complete Sentences
9-5 Reduction of Adjective Clauses
Practice Exam
Lesson Ten
10-1 Noun Clauses
10-2 -Ever Words in Noun Clauses
10-3 Noun Clauses Beginning with That
10-4 Subjunctive form of the Verb in Noun Clauses
Practice Exam
PART 5: PASSIVE VOICE
Lesson Eleven
11-1 Forming the Passive
11-2 Using the Pressure
11-3 Indirect Objects and Direct Objects as Passive Subjects
PART 6: Modal Auxiliaries
Lesson Twelve
12-1 Advisability vs. Necessity
12-2 Past Regrets and Criticisms: Should, Ought to
12-3 Logical Conclusion vs. Expectation
12-4 Suggestions: Could
1205 Possibilities: May, Might, Could
12-6 Possibilities and Impossibilities
12-7 Degrees of Certainty
Practice Elam
PART 7: CONDITIONAL SENTENCES
Lesson Thirteen
13-1 Future Real vs. Present/Future Unreal
13-2 Past Unreal
13-3 Replacing If
13-4 Mixed Conditional Sentences
Practice Exam
PART 8: VERBALS
Lesson Fourteen
14-1 Simple Infinitives and Infinitive Phrases
14-2 Phrase Functioning as Subject and Subject Combined
14-3 Infinitive/Infinitive Phrase Functioning as Direct Object
14-4 Infinitive/Infinitive Phrase Functioning as Adjective and Adjective Complement
14-5 Infinitive/Infinitive Phrase Functioning as Adverb
14-6 Reduction with Infinitive Phrases
14-7 Infinitive/Infinitive Phrase with Enough and Too
Practice Exam
Lesson Fifteen
15-1 Gerunds
15-2 Gerund/Gerund Phrase Functioning as Subject and Subject Complement
15-3 Gerund/Gerund Phrase Functioning as Direct Order
15-4 Gerund as Direct Object vs. Infinitive as Direct Object
15-5 Gerund/Gerund Phrase Functioning as Object of a preposition
Practice Exam
Appendix 1: Irregular Verbs
Appendix 2 Modal Auxiliaries
Appendix 3: Verbs Followed by infinitives
Appendix 4: Verbs Followed by Gerunds
Appendix 5: Verbs Followed by Gerunds or Infinitives
Index