English grammar 2 /
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| Language: | English |
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Irún, España :
Editorial Stanley,
1999.
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| Edition: | Segunda edición |
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Table of Contents:
- Do
- Had better
- Will/'ll offers and agreements; shall in offers
- Past simple. Past continuous/progressive
- The infinite with or without TO
- Comparison of adjetives
- Comparative structures as ... as more and more
- When, while, as clauses
- Elipsis in speech
- Cna, could and be able to
- May, must, will, used to
- Present perfect and simple past
- Present perfect - past simple (cont.)
- The present perfect simple and continuous
- Present perfect with ever, just, since, for
- Future reference (going to, and present progressive)
- Will
- Will or "going to"
- Reported statements
- Reported questions (questions in indirect speech)
- Infinite after adjectives
- If-clauses (open and hypothetical)
- When-clauses, if and when
- Puntuation
- Verbs with adverb particles (phrasal verbs)
- Time prepositions
- End position of prepositions
- Verb + object + infinitive
- Can, could. Permission and possibility
- Could (do) could have (done)
- May and might (puede y podría) Must (have) can't (have)
- Present simple and progressive passive
- Past simpe passive
- Present and past participles
- Reflexive/emphatic pronous
- Relative pronouns
- Relative pronouns and clauses
- Defining relative clauses: things
- Non-defining relative clauses
- Compound adjectives
- Quantifiers (both and neither); word order
- Emphatic do
- Past perfect. Unfulfilled past conditions
- Question-tags (coletillas)
- Imperatives
- Reported instructions
- Before, after, as soon as, until
- Such, so
- Still, yet, already
- Linking ad expressións.
