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Azar-Hagen Grammar - (AE) - 5th Edition - Workbook B - Fundamentals of English Grammar (w Answer Key) 5th edition [Minkštas viršelis]

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  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 176 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 100x100x100 mm, weight: 100 g
  • Išleidimo metai: 07-Mar-2022
  • Leidėjas: Pearson Education (US)
  • ISBN-10: 0135159482
  • ISBN-13: 9780135159484
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Azar-Hagen Grammar - (AE) - 5th Edition - Workbook B - Fundamentals of English Grammar (w Answer Key) 5th editionDidesnis paveikslėlis
  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 176 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 100x100x100 mm, weight: 100 g
  • Išleidimo metai: 07-Mar-2022
  • Leidėjas: Pearson Education (US)
  • ISBN-10: 0135159482
  • ISBN-13: 9780135159484
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Preface xi
Chapter 8 Connecting Ideas
127(13)
8-1 Connecting ideas with and
127(1)
8-2 Punctuating sentences
127(1)
8-3 Punctuating items connected with and
128(1)
8-4 Punctuating sentences
128(1)
8-5 Connecting ideas with and
128(1)
8-6 Using but and or
129(1)
8-7 Using and, but, or, and so
129(1)
8-8 Connecting ideas with so
130(1)
8-9 Using and, but, or, and so
130(1)
8-10 Using and, but, or, and so
131(1)
8-11 Using and, but, or, and so
131(1)
8-12 Using auxiliary verbs after but
131(1)
8-13 Using and + too, so, either, neither
132(1)
8-14 Using and + too, so, either, neither
132(1)
8-15 Using and + too, so, either, neither
132(1)
8-16 Auxiliary verbs after but and and
133(1)
8-17 Connecting ideas with because
133(1)
8-18 Connecting ideas with because
134(1)
8-19 Using so or because
134(1)
8-20 Connecting ideas with even though I although
135(1)
8-21 Using because and even though
135(1)
8-22 Using because and even though
136(1)
8-23 Using because and although
136(1)
8-24 Using even though I although and because
137(1)
8-25 Check your knowledge
138(1)
8-26 Word search puzzle
139(1)
Chapter 9 Comparisons
140(19)
9-1 Comparative forms
140(1)
9-2 Comparative forms
140(1)
9-3 Comparative forms
141(1)
9-4 Superlative forms
141(1)
9-5 Comparatives and superlatives
141(1)
9-6 Comparative and superlative forms
142(1)
9-7 Completing comparisons with pronouns
142(1)
9-8 Completing superlatives
143(1)
9-9 Comparative adjectives and adverbs
144(1)
9-10 Farther and Further
145(1)
9-11 Repeating a comparative
145(1)
9-12 Double comparatives
146(1)
9-13 Double comparatives
146(1)
9-14 Modifying comparatives with adjectives and adverbs
146(1)
9-15 Negative comparisons
147(1)
9-16 Using ever and never in comparisons
148(1)
9-17 As ... as
148(1)
9-18 As ... as
149(1)
9-19 As ... as
149(2)
9-20 As ... as
151(1)
9-21 Not as ... as and less ... than
152(1)
9-22 Using more with nouns
152(1)
9-23 Using more with adjectives, adverbs, and nouns
153(1)
9-24 Review of comparatives and superlatives
154(1)
9-25 Review of comparatives and superlatives
154(1)
9-26 Like, alike
155(1)
9-27 The same, similar, different
155(1)
9-28 Like, alike, similar, different
156(1)
9-29 The same, similar, different, like, alike
156(1)
9-30 Check your knowledge
157(1)
9-31 Crossword puzzle
158(1)
Chapter 10 The Passive
159(19)
10-1 Active vs. passive
159(1)
10-2 Active vs. passive
159(1)
10-3 Review of past participles
160(1)
10-4 Forming the passive
160(1)
10-5 Forming the passive
160(1)
10-6 Tense forms of the passive
161(1)
10-7 Passive vs. active meaning
162(1)
10-8 Passive to active
163(1)
10-9 Progressive forms of the passive
163(1)
10-10 Progressive forms of the passive
164(1)
10-11 Passive questions
165(1)
10-12 Transitive vs. intransitive
165(1)
10-13 Active and passive
166(1)
10-14 Review: identifying passives with transitive and intransitive verbs
166(1)
10-15 The by-phrase
166(1)
10-16 Active to passive
167(1)
10-17 Review: active vs. passive
168(1)
10-18 Meaning of passive verbs
168(1)
10-19 Review: active vs. passive
169(1)
10-20 Passive modals
169(1)
10-21 Passive modals
170(1)
10-22 Summary: active vs. passive
171(1)
10-23 Using past participles as adjectives
171(1)
10-24 Using past participles as adjectives
172(1)
10-25 -ed vs. -ing
172(1)
10-26 -ed vs. -ing
173(1)
10-27 -ed vs. -ing
173(1)
10-28 -ed vs. -ing
174(1)
10-29 Get + adjective and past participle
174(1)
10-30 Get + adjective and past participle
175(1)
10-31 Be used I accustomed to
175(1)
10-32 Used to vs. be used to
176(1)
10-33 Used to vs. be used to
176(1)
10-34 Be supposed to
176(1)
10-35 Check your knowledge
177(1)
10-36 Active and passive verbs
177(1)
Chapter 11 Count/Noncount Nouns And Articles
178(16)
11-1 A vs. an: singular count nouns
178(1)
11-2 Count and noncount nouns
178(1)
11-3 Noncount nouns
179(1)
11-4 More noncount nouns
179(1)
11-5 Count and noncount nouns
179(1)
11-6 Count and noncount nouns
180(1)
11-7 Count and noncount nouns
180(1)
11-8 Count and noncount nouns
181(1)
11-9 Count and noncount nouns
181(1)
11-10 Many vs. much
181(1)
11-11 How many and how much
182(1)
11-12 Review: count and noncount nouns
182(1)
11-13 A few vs. a little
183(1)
11-14 Count and noncount nouns: summary
183(1)
11-15 Count and noncount nouns
184(1)
11-16 Nouns that can be count or noncount
185(1)
11-17 Units of measure with noncount nouns
185(1)
11-18 Units of measure with noncount nouns
185(1)
11-19 Much vs. many
186(1)
11-20 Specific vs non-specific nouns
186(1)
11-21 Alan vs. some
187(1)
11-22 Alan vs. the: singular count nouns
187(1)
11-23 Using the for second mention
188(1)
11-24 Using the for second mention
189(1)
11-25 Summary: alan vs. the vs. Ø
190(1)
11-26 Using the or Ø with names
190(1)
11-27 Using the or Ø with names
191(1)
11-28 Capitalization
192(1)
11-29 Check your knowledge
192(1)
11-30 Crossword puzzle
193(1)
Chapter 12 Adjective Clauses
194(13)
12-1 Adjective clauses: introduction
194(1)
12-2 Using who and that in adjective clauses to describe people
194(1)
12-3 Using who and that in adjective clauses to describe people
195(1)
12-4 Using who and that in adjective clauses to describe people
195(1)
12-5 Using who and that in adjective clauses to describe people
196(1)
12-6 Using object pronouns in adjective clauses to describe people
196(1)
12-7 Using who and that in adjective clauses
197(1)
12-8 Using object pronouns in adjective clauses to describe people
197(1)
12-9 Using object pronouns in adjective clauses to describe people
198(1)
12-10 Who vs. that
198(1)
12-11 Using pronouns in adjective clauses to describe things
199(1)
12-12 Using pronouns in adjective clauses to describe things
199(1)
12-13 Adjective clauses
199(1)
12-14 Pronouns in adjective clauses
200(1)
12-15 Singular and plural verbs in adjective clauses
201(1)
12-16 Prepositions in adjective clauses
201(1)
12-17 Prepositions in adjective clauses
202(1)
12-18 Prepositions in adjective clauses
202(1)
12-19 Adjective clauses with whose
203(1)
12-20 Adjective clauses with whose
203(1)
12-21 Meaning of adjective clauses
204(1)
12-22 Adjective clauses
204(1)
12-23 Reading
205(1)
12-24 Check your knowledge
206(1)
12-25 Word search puzzle
206(1)
Chapter 13 Gerunds And Infinitives
207(15)
13-1 Verb + gerund
207(1)
13-2 Go + gerund
207(1)
13-3 Identifying gerunds and infinitives
208(1)
13-4 Verb + gerund or infinitive
208(1)
13-5 Verb + gerund or infinitive
209(1)
13-6 Verb + gerund or infinitive
210(1)
13-7 Gerunds and infinitives
211(1)
13-8 Preposition + gerund
211(1)
13-9 Preposition + gerund
212(1)
13-10 Review
213(1)
13-11 Review
214(1)
13-12 Review
214(1)
13-13 By + gerund
215(1)
13-14 By + gerund
215(1)
13-15 By vs. with
216(1)
13-16 Gerund as subject; It + infinitive
216(1)
13-17 Purpose: to vs. for
216(1)
13-18 Purpose: to vs. for
217(1)
13-19 Purpose: to vs. for
217(1)
13-20 (In order) to
217(1)
13-21 Too vs. enough
218(1)
13-22 Too vs. enough
218(1)
13-23 Gerund vs. infinitive
219(1)
13-24 Check your knowledge
219(1)
13-25 Gerunds and infinitives
220(1)
13-26 Crossword puzzle
221(1)
Chapter 14 Noun Clauses
222(18)
14-1 Noun clauses: introduction
222(1)
14-2 Questions vs. noun clauses
222(1)
14-3 Noun clauses that begin with a question word
223(1)
14-4 Noun clauses that begin with a question word
223(1)
14-5 Information questions and noun clauses
224(1)
14-6 Noun clauses
225(1)
14-7 Noun clauses
225(1)
14-8 Noun clauses
226(1)
14-9 Noun clauses that begin with if or whether
226(1)
14-10 Noun clauses
227(1)
14-11 Noun clauses with questions
227(1)
14-12 That-clauses
228(1)
14-13 That-clauses
228(1)
14-14 That-clauses
229(1)
14-15 Substituting so for a that-clause
229(1)
14-16 Quoted speech
230(1)
14-17 Quoted speech words
230(1)
14-18 Reported speech: changing pronouns and possessive words
230(1)
14-19 Verb forms in reported speech
231(1)
14-20 Verb forms in reported speech
232(1)
14-21 Reporting questions
232(1)
14-22 Quoting questions
233(1)
14-23 Reported speech
233(1)
14-24 Reporting questions
234(1)
14-25 Reported speech to direct speech
234(1)
14-26 Say vs. tell vs. ask
235(1)
14-27 Reported speech
235(1)
14-28 Reported speech
236(1)
14-29 Reported speech
237(1)
14-30 Check your knowledge
238(1)
14-31 Word search puzzle
239(1)
Special Workbook Section
240(1)
Appendix 1 PHRASAL VERBS
240(14)
1 Group A, Phrasal Verbs (separable)
240(2)
2 Group B, Phrasal Verbs (nonseparable)
242(1)
3 Group C, Phrasal Verbs (separable)
243(2)
4 Group D, Phrasal Verbs (separable)
245(3)
5 Group E, Phrasal Verbs (separable)
248(1)
6 Group F, Phrasal Verbs (intransitive)
249(2)
7 Group G, Phrasal Verbs (three-word)
251(1)
8 Group H, Phrasal Verbs (three-word)
252(2)
Appendix 2 PREPOSITION COMBINATIONS
254(11)
1 Preposition Combinations, Group A
254(1)
2 Preposition Combinations, Group B
255(2)
3 Preposition Combinations, Group C
257(1)
4 Preposition Combinations, Group D
258(2)
5 Preposition Combinations, Group E
260(1)
6 Preposition Combinations, Group F
261(2)
7 Preposition Combinations, Group G
263(2)
Index 265(4)
Answer Key 269