Recent events, news stories and present/future results of past events, just

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1 Introduction... page 8 Units 1 Present simple Adverbs and expressions of frequency 2 Present continuous Comparison with present simple 3 Stative verbs With the present simple and present continuous 4 Present perfect simple and present perfect continuous For actions and situations in progress in the present 5 Review of units 1 to 4 Pronunciation: contracted forms Past simple and present perfect simple Finished actions in the past 7 Present perfect simple and present perfect continuous Recent events, news stories and present/future results of past events, just 8 Past simple, past continuous and past perfect simple Past perfect simple and past perfect continuous Review of units 6 to 9 Pronunciation: had and was Time linkers Sequencing: after, when, as soon as, once, before, until, by the time 12 Time linkers Actions that happen at the same time: when, while and as 13 Past habits: used to and would be used to and get used to Review of units 11 to 14 Pronunciation: used to Questions Review of common question forms 17 Questions Negative questions, indirect ways of asking questions and statements as questions 18 Question tags Short answers and responses Yes, I am./no, I m not. So do I./Neither do I. Do you?/don t you? 20 Review of units 16 to 19 Pronunciation: intonation in question tags

2 21 Pronouns... page 52 Personal, possessive, reflexive and reciprocal pronouns and one/ones 22 Countability and plural nouns Articles Indefinite and definite articles, zero article, some 24 Articles the or no article 25 Review of units 21 to 24 Pronunciation: vowel sounds some, any, no, none, some-, any-, no all, every, each, both, either, neither lots, much, many, little, few lots of, a lot of, how much/many, not much/many, a little/few, too much/many, too little/few 29 enough, plenty of, most, a large number of, a large amount of, a great deal of, several Review of units 26 to 29 Pronunciation: linking Adjectives Position and order of adjectives, the adjective 32 Adjectives ing and -ed participles as adjectives, adjectives dependent prepositions, adjectives to infinitive 33 Adverbs 1: -ly adverbs Adverbs of manner, comment adverbs 34 Adverbs 2: adverbs of place and time Word order 35 Review of units 31 to 34 Pronunciation: syllables in adverbs Adjectives or adverbs? Modifying adjectives and adverbs Gradable and non-gradable adjectives, adverbs of degree 38 Focus adverbs alone, only, just, also, as well, too, even 39 so, such Review of units 36 to 39 Pronunciation: stressing words in sentences PG3_00_frontmatter_Withkey.indd 4

3 41 Comparatives and superlatives 1... page 92 Adjectives and adverbs 42 Comparatives and superlatives more, most, less, least as adverbs 43 Modifying comparatives and superlatives as as Review of units 41 to 44 Pronunciation: as as weak form Prepositions of time in, on, at 47 Prepositions of time for, in, during, from to, between, by, until, before, after, since 48 Prepositions of place in, on, at 49 Prepositions of place on top of, on, next to, near, by, between, among, opposite, in front of, above, over, below, under 50 Review of units 46 to 49 Pronunciation: linking Prepositions of movement to, towards, at, in, into, on, onto, out of, out, over, across 52 Verbs and dependent prepositions Phrasal verbs Two-part verbs 54 Phrasal verbs Three-part verbs 55 Review of units 51 to 54 Pronunciation: stress patterns for separable phrasal verbs Future verb forms review Present simple, present continuous, future simple, going to 57 Future continuous, future perfect, future perfect continuous Present verb forms in future time clauses if, when, once, until, as soon as, before, after 59 Future phrases and future in the past about to, bound to, likely to, unlikely to, was/were going to 60 Review of units 56 to 59 Pronunciation: ll PG3_00_frontmatter_Withkey.indd 5

4 61 Verb infinitive... page Verb -ing or infinitive Verb -ing or infinitive remember, forget, go on, mean, regret, stop, try 64 Verb two objects Review of units 61 to 64 Pronunciation: and Ability can, could, be able to, manage to, succeed in Permission, obligation, prohibition and no necessity can, could, must, need to, have to, had to, let, allow, make 68 Certainty, speculation and deduction can t, could, may, might, must 69 Requests, suggestions, offers, advice and opinions can, could, may, would, will, shall, let s, should, ought to, had better, mind 70 Review of units 66 to 69 Pronunciation: weak form of have Reported speech Tense, say, tell, pronouns, place and time 72 Reported statements Change or no change to the verb 73 Reported questions, requests, instructions and orders Reporting verbs Verb patterns 75 Review of units 71 to 74 Pronunciation: contrastive stress The passive 1: tenses and modals The passive 2: the agent, verbs with two objects by, for, with 78 The passive 3: infinitive, -ing, it is said get, have, need with passive meaning Review of units 76 to 79 Pronunciation: intonation in passive reporting Relative clauses Defining relative clauses, who, which, that 82 Relative clauses Defining and non-defining 6 PG3_00_frontmatter_Withkey.indd 6

5 83 Formality and prepositions in relative clauses... page 176 whose, when, where, why, who(m) 84 Reduced relative clauses Review of units 81 to 84 Pronunciation: pausing if clauses 1: present verb forms Real situations in the present and future 87 if clauses 2: past simple Imaginary situations in the present and future, would, could, might 88 if clauses 3: past perfect Talking about things that did not happen, would have, could have, should have if clauses 4: past simple and past perfect Mixed time references 90 Review of units 86 to 89 Pronunciation: d, had and would wish / if only Alternatives for if unless, so/as long as, provided/providing, inversion with were to and had 93 Connectors 1: contrast although, though, even though, despite, in spite of 94 Connectors 2: reasons and purposes as, since, because, because of, due to, in order to/that, so as to, so that 95 Review of units 91 to 94 Pronunciation: linking Emphasis 1: do, does, did Emphasis 2: cleft sentences Emphasis 3: negative and limiting adverbials Emphasis 4: so, such, neither, nor Review of units 96 to 99 Pronunciation: emphatic sentence stress Progress tests Appendices 1 Punctuation 2 Spelling rules 3 Summary of main verb forms 4 Verbs 5 Common prepositions and their meanings Answer key (and tapescript) Index PG3_00_frontmatter_Withkey.indd 7