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_aInteractions 2 grammar / _cPatricia Werner, Nelson John P |
| 250 | _a1a. ed. | ||
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_aNew York _bMcGraw-Hill ELT _c2007 |
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| 300 | _a422 p. | ||
| 500 | _aInclude Appendix modal auxiliaries and relate structures; Irregular verbs; Spelling rules and irregular noun plurals; The with proper nouns. | ||
| 520 | _aEDUCATION AND STUNDENT LIFE. VERB TENSES. The simple present tense; The verb be; Questions with the verb be. CITY LIFE. NOUNS AND ARTICLES. Noun and articles; A, An, and some; Statements with three + be. BUSINESS AND MONEY. MODAL AUXILIARIES AND RELATED STRUCTURES. Modal auxiliaries; Questions with modal auxiliaries; Requesting action: A would, Could, will, can. Jobs and professions. THE PRESENT AND PAST PERFECT TENSES. Uses of the present perfect tense; Uses of the present perfect tense; Statements with the present perfect tense; Questions with the present perfect tense. LIFESTYLES AROUND THE WORLD. PHRASAL VERBS AND RELATED STRUCTURES. Inseparable phrasal verbs (1); Inseparable phrasal verbs (2); Phrasal verbs versus verbs + prepositions.GLOBAL CONNECTIONS. COMPOUND AND COMPLEX SENTENCES (1). Basic sentences; Compound sentences; Coordinating conjunctions. LANGUAGE AND COMMICATION. COMPOUND AND COMPLEX SENTENCES (2). Connectors of contrast: Concession; Connectors of contrast: Opposition; Connectors of reason and result. TASTES AND PREFERENCES. ADJECTIVES WITH –ING AND –ED. Adjectives with –ing and ed; Go versus play; It´s + adjective + infinitive. NEW FRONTIERS. THE PASSIVE VOICE. The passive voice; The passive voice with the simple present and simple past tenses. RITES OF PASSAGE. ADJECTIVE CLAUSES. Clauses with that, wich, or who: replacement of subjects; Clauses with whose: replacemente of possessives; Clauses with that and which: replacement of objects. | ||
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