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Grammar Contents Introduction viii Grammar 1 Present time 1 Present simple; present continuous; types of verbs; question and negative forms Grammar 2 Past time 6 Past simple; past tense forms without past meaning; past continuous; participle clauses Grammar 3 Practice 1 10 Grammar 4 Present perfect 13 Present perfect simple; present perfect simple or past simple?; present perfect continuous; present perfect continuous or present perfect simple?; present perfect simple and continuous uses; present continuous or present perfect continuous? Grammar 5 Past perfect, used to 18 Past perfect simple and continuous; reports and report verbs; past perfect uses; used to Grammar 6 Practice 2 23 Grammar 7 Future time 25 Will and will not; be going to; will or going to?; present simple and continuous; future time clauses; future continuous; future perfect simple; formal instructions Grammar 8 Time words and phrases 30 At, in, on; already; yes, so far; for, since, ago; still; no longer; towards; by, until, so far, up to; during, throughout, over; after, afterwards, later, before; on time, in time; at last, last, finally, in the end, at the end; nowadays, these days; once, one day, at once; formerly, previously; Grammar 9 Practice 3 36 Grammar 10 Direct and indirect questions 39 Direct questions; indirect or reported questions; noun clauses; subject and object questions Grammar 11 The passive 44 Why use the passive?; tense forms; agent by and instrument with; verbs that cannot be passive Grammar 12 Practice 4 49 Grammar 13 Conditionals 1 52 General truths: If/When + present simple + present simple; real conditions: If + present simple + will/won t (do); general truth or real condition?; other variants; unreal conditions: If + past simple + would (do); would; real or unreal?; unless iii

Grammar 14 Conditionals 2 57 Impossible past conditions; mixed conditions; otherwise; provided/ providing (that), as long as, on condition (that) ; even if; if + were to; if (it) were/was not for, if it hadn t been for Grammar 15 Practice 5 63 Grammar 16 Modals 1 65 Modal verbs; assuming that something is true; being certain that something will happen; being certain about something in the present; being certain about something in the past; possibility and uncertainty; past possibility and uncertainty; expectation; annoyance or shock; assuming something is true about the past; be bound to, be sure to, be certain to Grammar 17 Modals 2 71 Ability: can, be able, could; obligation: must, have to, be to; obligation or necessity: need, need to; it + be + adjective + that; recommendation: should, ought to, had better Grammar 18 Practice 6 77 Grammar 19 Articles 1 80 Context; giving examples; ideas; numbers and measurement; people; cities, towns, streets, places; unique objects; exclamations Grammar 20 Articles 2 87 geography; academic subjects; nationality; Calendar; home, school, prison, hospital, work, university; generalized locations and activities; changes of meaning Grammar 21 Practice 7 93 Grammar 22 Number and quantity 96 countable and uncountable; some and any; how many, how much; too many, too few, very few, few and a few; too much, not much, (only) a little, (very) little; a lot of/lots of, plenty, hardly any, not enough; no, not any, none (of); many, more, less with numbers; enough, hardly enough, just enough; number and amount; measurement words + of Grammar 23 Making comparisons 103 Comparative forms; comparative + comparative; the + comparative or superlative + of the + number/quantity; present perfect + superlative; the + comparative, the + comparative; modifiers; like and as; enough and too; more, fewer, less, not as/so much/many, too little, most (of the...); twice, three times etc + as much as/as many as Grammar 24 Practice 8 109 Grammar 25 Adverbial clauses 1 112 Coordinate clauses; subordinate clauses; time clauses; place clauses; manner clauses iv

Grammar 26 Adverbial clauses 2 116 Concession clauses; contrast clauses; reason clauses; result clauses; purpose clauses Grammar 27 Practice 9 121 Grammar 28 Relative clauses 124 defining and non-defining clauses; which and that; leaving out the relative pronoun; who and whom; whose; prepositions and relative pronouns; when, where, why, whereby; reduced relative clauses; anyone who, those who; sentence relative: which; nominal relative clauses Grammar 29 Participle clauses 130 Two actions at the same time performed by the same subject; one action before another performed by the same subject; time clause with after, before, since, when, while, on; manner, contrast and conditional clauses; it and there clauses; with and without clauses; adjective clauses Grammar 30 Practice 10 135 Grammar 31 Pronouns and determiners 138 Every and each + noun; each (of), both (of), either, neither; each other, one another, one... the other; pronouns with some-, any-, and no-; none, none of, one/ones Grammar 32 Prepositional phrases of place and movement 143 Prepositions and adverbs; place or position; movement; pairs of adverbs; phrases Grammar 33 Practice 11 149 Grammar 34 Reporting and hearsay 152 Report verbs; hearsay reports; Grammar 35 Verbs followed by -ing or infinitive 156 Verbs followed by -ing and an object; verbs followed by -ing or to-infinitive with change of meaning; verbs followed by -ing or toinfinitive with no change of meaning; verbs followed by to-infinitive or that clause; verbs followed by an object and to-infinitive; verbs followed by infinitive without to; other structures Grammar 36 Practice 12 161 Grammar 37 Organizing text 1 163 Adding a point; contrast or concession; degree; comparing and contrasting; exceptions and alternatives Grammar 38 Organizing text 2 169 Sequences; summarizing and explaining; making assertions; giving examples; making clear; making statements less direct; comment and viewpoint v

Grammar 39 Organizing text 3 175 Reference words: pronouns; reference words: the former, the latter; emphasis: It clauses; emphasis: What clauses; emphasis: negatives; emphasis: very, all; inversion Grammar 40 Practice 13 180 Vocabulary Vocabulary 1 Travel and tourism 182 Vocabulary 2 The natural world 185 Vocabulary 3 Geography and geology 188 Vocabulary 4 History 192 Vocabulary 5 The mind 195 Vocabulary 6 Technology 199 Vocabulary 7 Business and marketing 202 Vocabulary 8 Science and discoveries 206 Vocabulary 9 The arts 209 Vocabulary 10 Social issues and the media 212 Vocabulary 11 The body and health 215 Vocabulary 12 Attitude and opinion 219 Vocabulary 13 Academic encounters 223 Vocabulary 14 Graphs, charts, trends 226 Vocabulary 15 Synonyms for academic essays 230 Vocabulary 16 Linking words for academic essays 233 Vocabulary 17 The Academic Word List: sublists 1 and 2 237 Vocabulary 18 The Academic Word List: sublists 3 and 4 243 Words and phrases 1 Family and relationships, ways of dealing with people, 248 expressions with, prefixes anti-, post-, pre-, pro-, expressions with in 2 City life, words meaning part, suffixes -ance, -ence, -ment, -ness, 251 expressions with under, expressions with give 3 Groups, expressions with take, time and duration, at work, 253 prefixes bi-, co-, mono-, semi-, words with similar meaning 4 Traditional events, expressions with on, groups, prefixes cent-, 256 pan-, multi-, tri-, expressions with put 5 Character traits and emotion, student text types, prefix in-, 258 expressions with make 6 Transport and transportation, priority and order, confusing 260 words, prefix un-, expressions with meet, suffixes -able, -ial, -ive vi

7 Rubbish and waste, industry, suffixes -ify, -ize, expressions 263 with carry or hold, word formation 8 Crime, confirming and denying,verbs and nouns with the same 265 form, suffix -en, expressions with life/living, modifying 9 Language and communication, importance, relationships and 268 connections, suffixes -hood, -ship 10 Forms of authority and government, processes, suffixes -sion, 270 -tion, -ity, adverbs of degree Grammar answers 271 Vocabulary answers 288 Words and phrases answers 298 vii