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Master the Basics: English Third Edition [Minkštas viršelis]

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  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 368 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 152x226x20 mm, weight: 513 g
  • Serija: Barron's Foreign Language Guides
  • Išleidimo metai: 01-Sep-2013
  • Leidėjas: Barron's Educational Series Inc.,U.S.
  • ISBN-10: 1438001649
  • ISBN-13: 9781438001647
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  • Formatas: Paperback / softback, 368 pages, aukštis x plotis x storis: 152x226x20 mm, weight: 513 g
  • Serija: Barron's Foreign Language Guides
  • Išleidimo metai: 01-Sep-2013
  • Leidėjas: Barron's Educational Series Inc.,U.S.
  • ISBN-10: 1438001649
  • ISBN-13: 9781438001647
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Provides a review of the rules of English grammar, covering the parts of the sentence, the parts of speech, verb tenses, punctuation, and such special topics as numbers, dates, and time for students learning English as a second language.

Written primarily to help students of English as a Second Language improve their fluency and do well on standardized tests such as the TOEFL and IELTS, the new edition of Master the Basics: English--

  • Covers fundamentals of English grammar
  • Reviews parts of speech
  • Analyzes all verb tenses
  • Provides guidelines for basic English sentence patterns
  • Summarizes rules for capitalization and punctuation in written English

    Special topics include how to express numbers, days and dates, time, and weather. A Test Yourself section offers many mini tests with answers. Review exercises with easy-to-reference answer keys included for each section. This latest edition includes a new chapter that helps learners identify and avoid common mistakes in pronunciation, punctuation, subject and object pronouns, adjectives, verbs and adverbs.
    • Preface ix
    How to Use This Book x
    Find Out What You Know
    		1(2)
    Pretest
    		3(8)
    Answers to Pretest
    		11(3)
    Diagnostic Analysis
    		14(3)
    GRAMMAR
    The Basics
    §1 Letters and Words
    		17(3)
    §2 Capitalization
    		20(1)
    §3 Punctuation
    		21(2)
    §4 Sentences
    		23(6)
    §4.1 The Sentence
    		23(1)
    §4.1-1 The Subject
    		23(1)
    §4.1-2 The Predicate
    		24(1)
    §4.2 Sentence Patterns
    		25(1)
    §4.3 Types of Sentences
    		25(1)
    §4.3-1 Declarative
    		25(1)
    §4.3-2 Interrogative
    		26(2)
    §4.3-3 Exclamatory
    		28(1)
    §4.3-4 Imperative
    		28(1)
    The Parts of Speech
    §5 Nouns
    		29(13)
    §5.1 Countable Nouns
    		29(1)
    §5.1-1 Singular Nouns
    		29(1)
    §5.1-2 Plural Nouns
    		30(2)
    §5.2 Non-Count Nouns
    		32(1)
    §5.2-1 Common Examples
    		32(2)
    §5.2-2 Using Non-Count Nouns
    		34(1)
    §5.2-3 Nouns That Can Be Count or Non-Count
    		35(1)
    §5.3 Proper Nouns
    		35(1)
    §5.4 Appositives
    		36(1)
    §5.5 Possessive Nouns
    		36(1)
    §5.5-1 "Whose?"
    		36(1)
    §5.5-2 Using Possessive Nouns
    		37(1)
    §5.6 Comparing Nouns
    		38(1)
    §5.6-1 Comparing Nouns by Number or Amount
    		38(2)
    §5.6-2 Expressing Equality of Size, Weight, Shape, and Color
    		40(1)
    §5.6-3 Expressing Absolute Equality
    		40(1)
    §5.6-4 The Same + Noun
    		41(1)
    §6 Pronouns
    		42(12)
    §6.1 Subject Pronouns
    		42(1)
    §6.2 Object Pronouns
    		43(1)
    §6.2-1 Direct Object Pronouns
    		43(1)
    §6.2-2 Object-of-Preposition Pronouns
    		44(1)
    §6.2-3 Indirect Object Pronouns
    		44(1)
    §6.2-4 Using Two Object Pronouns Together
    		45(1)
    §6.3 Reciprocal Pronouns
    		45(1)
    §6.4 Intensive and Reflexive Pronouns
    		46(1)
    §6.4-1 Intensive Pronouns
    		46(1)
    §6.4-2 Reflexive Pronouns
    		46(1)
    §6.5 Possessive Pronouns
    		47(1)
    §6.6 Relative Pronouns
    		48(1)
    §6.7 Demonstrative Pronouns
    		48(1)
    §6.7-1 Indicating a Specific Noun
    		48(1)
    §6.7-2 Using One
    		49(1)
    §6.8 Indefinite Pronouns
    		49(1)
    §6.8-1 Singular Indefinite Pronouns
    		49(2)
    §6.8-2 Plural Indefinite Pronouns
    		51(1)
    §6.8-3 Non-Count Indefinite Pronouns
    		52(1)
    §6.8-4 Another / The Other / Others
    		53(1)
    §7 Adjectives
    		54(19)
    §7.1 Noun Determiners
    		55(1)
    §7.1-1 Articles-a, an, the
    		55(4)
    §7.1-2 Numbers
    		59(1)
    §7.1-3 Possessive Adjectives
    		60(1)
    §7.1-4 Demonstrative Adjectives
    		60(1)
    §7.1-5 More Noun Determiners
    		61(2)
    §7.2 Descriptive Adjectives
    		63(1)
    §7.2-1 Proper Descriptive Adjectives
    		64(1)
    §7.2-2 Nouns Used as Adjectives
    		64(1)
    §7.2-3 Verbs Used as Adjectives
    		65(1)
    §7.2-4 Prepositions Used as Adjectives
    		65(1)
    §7.2-5 Compound Adjectives
    		66(1)
    §7.2-6 Comparing Descriptive Adjectives
    		66(4)
    §7.2-7 Superlative Adjectives
    		70(1)
    §7.3 Order of Adjectives
    		71(2)
    §8 Verbs-Introduction
    		73(2)
    §9 Verbs-Present Time
    		75(23)
    §9.1 Present Tense
    		75(1)
    §9.1-1 The Verb Be
    		75(3)
    §9.1-2 The Present Tense of Verbs Other than Be
    		78(7)
    §9.1-3 Modal Auxiliaries in the Present Tense
    		85(5)
    §9.2 Present Progressive Tense
    		90(1)
    §9.2-1 Separated Progressive Forms
    		91(1)
    §9.2-2 Non-Progressive Verbs
    		92(3)
    §9.3 Present Perfect Tense
    		95(2)
    §9.4 Present Perfect Progressive Tense
    		97(1)
    §10 Verbs-Past Time
    		98(10)
    §10.1 Past Tense
    		98(1)
    §10.1-1 The Past Tense of Be
    		98(1)
    §10.1-2 The Past Tense of Verbs Other than Be
    		99(1)
    §10.1-3 Modals in the Past
    		100(1)
    §10.2 Past Progressive Tense
    		101(1)
    §10.2-1 Separated Progressive Forms
    		102(1)
    §10.2-2 Non-Progressive Verbs in the Past
    		102(3)
    §10.2-3 Was Going To
    		105(1)
    §10.3 Used To
    		105(1)
    §10.4 Would
    		105(1)
    §10.5 Past Perfect Tense
    		106(1)
    §10.6 Past Perfect Progressive Tense
    		107(1)
    §11 Verbs-Future Time
    		108(5)
    §11.1 Present Progressive Used for the Future
    		108(1)
    §11.2 Be Going To
    		108(1)
    §11.3 Will and Other Modal Auxiliaries
    		109(2)
    §11.4 Present Tense Used for the Future
    		111(1)
    §11.5 Future Progressive Tense
    		111(1)
    §11.6 Future Perfect Tense
    		112(1)
    §11.7 Future Perfect Progressive Tense
    		112(1)
    §12 Verbs-Additional Patterns
    		113(13)
    §12.1 Verbs Used as Nouns
    		113(1)
    §12.1-1 The Gerund Form
    		113(1)
    §12.1-2 The Infinitive Form
    		114(2)
    §12.1-3 Gerunds vs. Infinitives
    		116(3)
    §12.2 Quoted and Reported Speech
    		119(2)
    §12.3 Included Questions and Statements
    		121(1)
    §12.4 Tag Questions
    		122(2)
    §12.5 Using Verbs with Indirect Objects
    		124(2)
    §13 Verbs-Special Usage
    		126(6)
    §14 Verbs-Passive Voice
    		132(2)
    §15 Verbs-Imperative Mood
    		134(3)
    §15.1 Instructions, Suggestions, or Commands
    		134(1)
    §15.1-1 Suggestions That Include the Speaker
    		135(1)
    §15.1-2 More Formal Suggestions
    		135(1)
    §15.2 You to Mean "Anybody"
    		135(1)
    §15.3 Indirect Commands
    		136(1)
    §16 Verbs-Subjunctive Mood
    		137(4)
    §16.1 Present Subjunctive
    		137(1)
    §16.2 Past Subjunctive
    		138(1)
    §16.3 Perfect Subjunctive
    		139(1)
    §16.4 Subjunctive vs. Indicative after If
    		140(1)
    §17 Prepositions
    		141(29)
    §17.1 Prepositions That Indicate Place
    		141(2)
    §17.2 Prepositions That Indicate Direction
    		143(1)
    §17.3 Prepositions That Indicate Time
    		144(1)
    §17.4 Prepositions That Indicate Other Relationships
    		145(1)
    §17.5 Asking Questions with Prepositions
    		146(1)
    §17.6 Prepositions Combined with Nouns, Adjectives, and Verbs
    		147(12)
    §17.7 Prepositions Following Verbs
    		159(1)
    §17.7-1 Intransitive Verb-Preposition Combinations
    		159(1)
    §17.7-2 Transitive Verb-Preposition Combinations
    		160(10)
    §18 Adverbs
    		170(10)
    §18.1 Adverbs of Location
    		170(1)
    §18.2 Adverbs of Time
    		171(3)
    §18.3 Adverbs of Instance
    		174(1)
    §18.4 Adverbs of Frequency
    		174(1)
    §18.5 Adverbs of Manner
    		175(1)
    §18.6 Comparing Adverbs of Manner
    		176(2)
    §18.7 Adverbs that Intensify Verbs
    		178(1)
    §18.8 Adverbs that Intensify Adjectives and Other Adverbs
    		179(1)
    §19 Conjunctions
    		180(6)
    §19.1 Coordinating Conjunctions
    		180(1)
    §19.1-1 Joining Independent Clauses
    		181(2)
    §19.2 Correlative Conjunctions
    		183(1)
    §19.3 Subordinating Conjunctions
    		184(2)
    §20 Discourse Markers
    		186(11)
    §20.1 Expressing Chronological Order
    		186(1)
    §20.2 Making an Argument More Convincing
    		187(2)
    §20.3 Illustrating Previous Information
    		189(1)
    §20.4 Contradicting Previous Information
    		189(2)
    §20.5 Correcting Previous Information
    		191(1)
    §20.6 Indicating the Consequences of an Action
    		191(1)
    §20.7 Explaining Previous Information
    		191(1)
    §20.8 Reducing the Importance of Previous Information
    		192(1)
    §20.9 Verifying Previous Information
    		193(1)
    §20.10 Expressing Reasons for an Action
    		193(1)
    §20.11 Expressing Concession or Condition
    		194(1)
    §20.12 Summarizing
    		195(2)
    Special Topics
    §21 Numbers
    		197(4)
    §21.1 Whole Numbers
    		197(2)
    §21.2 Fractions
    		199(1)
    §21.3 Decimals
    		200(1)
    §22 Days and Dates
    		201(2)
    §23 Telling Time
    		203(2)
    §24 Talking About the Weather
    		205(2)
    §25 Common Forms to Avoid
    		207