English Grammar Drills. Lester M.
2nd Ed. - 2018. — 337 p.
Get on the Fast Track to
Mastering the English Grammar System! Confident use of grammar is an essential
foundation for learning English. English Grammar Drills will help you lay this
foundation through clear explanations and rigorous practice. Your language
skills will be strengthened as you become more fluent in your use of the correct
tenses and verb forms.
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Contents
Preface vii
PART 1 Noun Phrases
1 Nouns 3
2 Adjectives 18
3 Articles 27
4 Post-Noun Modifiers 44
5 Pronouns 67
6 Gerunds and Infinitives 80
7 Noun Clauses 91
PART 2 Verb Phrases
8 Basic Verb Forms Ill
9 Verb Tenses 129
10 Simple Verb Complements 148
11 Multiple Verb Complements 167
12 Adverbs 192
PART 3 Sentences
13 Questions and Negatives 215
14 The Passive 249
15 Indirect Quotation 259
16 Final Review 270
Answer Key 295
This book focuses on the grammatical problems that prevent speakers at your
level from achieving a native-like command of English grammar. While the book
covers most areas of English grammar, it has a heavy concentration on those
aspects of grammar that have proven to be the greatest obstacles for
intermediate and advanced nonnative speakers.
The book has an unusual format. Most topics are broken into small mini-units,
most of them no more than a page or two. Each of these mini-units is supported
by an exercise covering just the material in that mini-unit. The explanations
help you understand the material, but it is the exercises that enable you to
gain active control over it. All of the exercises have complete answers in the
back of the book. It is very important for you to work through these exercises.
There is a world of difference between the passive knowledge gained by reading
the explanations and the active command gained by writing out the exercises.
English Grammar Drills is organized into three parts: Part 1 covers noun
phrases, the first of the two fundamental building blocks of English grammar.
Noun phrases function as the subjects of sentences, the objects or complements
of verbs, and the objects of prepositions.
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