Oxford Pocket English Grammar
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ISBN:
9780195668889
Paperback
320 pages
178x121mm
Price: 165.00 INR
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ISBN:
9780195668889
Paperback
320 pages
A.J. Thomson & A.V. Martinet
The Oxford Pocket English Grammar is for the learner who has used or studied English for some time but wants to know more about its grammar. The book explains all the main structures in simple language and shows how they are used. It deals clearly with the more difficult points. There is a full index at the end, and a glossary of grammatical words on pages viii–x.
Exercises follow many of the sections. These are useful for checking that the section has been understood. They are easy and can be done quickly. The answers are on pages 275–298.
In the examples of spoken English and in the exercises, the sign ‘~’ means that there is a change of speaker.
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A.J. Thomson & A.V. Martinet
Table of contents
Introduction
Phonetic alphabet
Glossary
1 a/an, one, the, this, that
2 Nouns
3 Adjectives
4 Adverbs
5 neither, all, each, some, etc.
6 Interrogatives: wh- words and how
7 Possessives, and personal and reflexive pronouns
8 Relative pronouns and clauses
9 Prepositions
10 Introduction to verbs
11 be
12 have
13 do
14 Permission: can and may
15 Possibility: may/might and can/could
16 Ability: can and be able
17 Obligation: ought to, should, must, have to and need
18 Deduction and assumption
19 dare and used
20 The present tenses
21 The past and perfect tenses
22 The future
23 would + infinitive
24 Conditional sentences
25 The infinitive
26 The gerund
27 Gerund or infinitive?
28 The present participle
29 The passive
30 The subjunctive
31 Commands, requests, invitations, advice and suggestions
32 Verbs of liking and preference
33 Reported speech
34 Linking words
35 Purpose
36 Subordinate clauses
37 Clauses of reason, result and time
38 Noun clauses
39 Phrasal verbs
40 Numbers, dates and measurements
41 Spelling rules
Key to exercises
Index
Irregular verbs
A.J. Thomson & A.V. Martinet
Table of contents
Introduction
Phonetic alphabet
Glossary
1 a/an, one, the, this, that
2 Nouns
3 Adjectives
4 Adverbs
5 neither, all, each, some, etc.
6 Interrogatives: wh- words and how
7 Possessives, and personal and reflexive pronouns
8 Relative pronouns and clauses
9 Prepositions
10 Introduction to verbs
11 be
12 have
13 do
14 Permission: can and may
15 Possibility: may/might and can/could
16 Ability: can and be able
17 Obligation: ought to, should, must, have to and need
18 Deduction and assumption
19 dare and used
20 The present tenses
21 The past and perfect tenses
22 The future
23 would + infinitive
24 Conditional sentences
25 The infinitive
26 The gerund
27 Gerund or infinitive?
28 The present participle
29 The passive
30 The subjunctive
31 Commands, requests, invitations, advice and suggestions
32 Verbs of liking and preference
33 Reported speech
34 Linking words
35 Purpose
36 Subordinate clauses
37 Clauses of reason, result and time
38 Noun clauses
39 Phrasal verbs
40 Numbers, dates and measurements
41 Spelling rules
Key to exercises
Index
Irregular verbs
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