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Title: | Basic English Grammar - Textbook (Complete) |
| Author: | Azar, Betty Schrampfer | |
| Category: | Grammar Books | |
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Table of Contents Preface to the Second Edition Acknowledgments Using Be and Have Noun + Is + Noun: Singular Noun + Are + Noun: Plural Pronoun + Be + Noun Contractions With Be Negative With Be Be + Adjective Be + A Location Summary: Sentence Patterns With Be Yes/No Questions With Be Questions With Be: Using Where Using Have and Has Using My, Your, His, Her, Our, Their Using This and That Using These and Those Asking Questions With What and Who + Be Expressing Present Time (PART 1) Form and Basic Meaning of the Simple Present Tense Using Frequency Adverbs: Always, Usually, Often, Sometimes, Seldom, Rarely, Never Using Frequency Adverbs With Be Pronunciation of Final -S:/Z/ and /S/ Spelling and Pronunciation of Final -ES Adding Final -S/-ES to Words That End In -Y Irregular Singular Verbs: Has, Does, Goes Summary: Spelling and Pronunciation of -S and -ES The Simple Present: Negative The Simple Present: Yes/No Questions The Simple Present: Asking Information Questions With Where The Simple Present: Asking Information Questions With When and What Time Summary: Information Questions With Be and Do Using It to Talk About Time Prepositions of Time Using It to Talk About the Weather Expressing Present Time (PART 2) Be + -Ing: The Present Progressive Tense Spelling of -Ing The Present Progressive: Questions The Simple Present vs. The Present Progressive Nonaction Verbs not Used in the Present Progressive See, Look at, Watch, Hear, and Listen To Need and Want + A Noun or An Infinitive Would Like Would Like vs. Like Think About and Think That There + Be There + Be: Yes/No Questions There + Be: Asking Questions with How Many Prepositions of Location Nouns and Pronouns Nouns: Subjects and Objects Adjective + Noun Subject Pronouns and Object Pronouns Nouns: Singular and Plural Nouns: Irregular Plural Forms Nouns: Count and Noncount Using An vs. A Using A/An vs. Some Measurements with Noncount Nouns Using The Using &oSlash; (No Article) To Make Generalizations Using Some and Any Indefinite Pronouns: Something, Someone, Anything, Anyone Indefinite Pronouns: Nothing and No One Expressing Past Time Using Be: Past Time Past of Be: Negative Past of Be: Questions The Simple Past Tense: Using -ED Past Time Words: Yesterday, Last, and Ago Pronunciation of -ED: /t/, /d/ Spelling of -Ed Verbs Spelling of -Ed and -Ing: Two-Syllable Verbs The Simple Past: Irregular Verbs The Simple Past: Negative The Simple Past: Yes/No Questions More Irregular Verbs The Simple Past: Using Where, When, What time, and Why Questions With What Questions With Who Asking About the Meaning of a Word More Irregular Verbs Before and After in Time Clauses When in Time Clauses Appendix 1 The English Alphabet A1 Appendix 2 Numbers A2 Appendix 3 Days of the Week and Months of the A3 Year Appendix 4 Ways of Saying the Time A4 Appendix 5 Irregular Verbs A5 Index |
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