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Grammar Sense: Level 3: Student Book with Online Practice Access Code Card 2nd Revised edition [Mixed media format]

  • Formaat: Multiple-component retail product, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 254x205x18 mm, kaal: 973 g, Illustrations
  • Sari: Grammar Sense
  • Ilmumisaeg: 08-Dec-2011
  • Kirjastus: Oxford University Press
  • Tase: Level 3
  • ISBN-10: 0194489167
  • ISBN-13: 9780194489164
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  • Mixed media format
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  • Formaat: Multiple-component retail product, kõrgus x laius x paksus: 254x205x18 mm, kaal: 973 g, Illustrations
  • Sari: Grammar Sense
  • Ilmumisaeg: 08-Dec-2011
  • Kirjastus: Oxford University Press
  • Tase: Level 3
  • ISBN-10: 0194489167
  • ISBN-13: 9780194489164
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Grammar Sense is a four-level discourse-based grammar series which focuses on the connection between form, meaning, and use of English structures. The series is based on the fundamental premise that English grammar is learnable and teachable if it is systematically organized and explained. Grammar Sense implements linguistic and applied linguistic research on how, where, when, and why native speakers use English structures, and how non-native speakers learn them. This series provides learners with a true understanding of how grammar is used in authentic contexts. Grammar is presented in discourse rather than in isolated sentences which allows the students to understand English grammar in real life situations.

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A sensible solution to learning grammar
Introduction viii
Tour of a
Chapter
ix
Grammar Sense Online Practice xv
PART 1 The Present, Past and Future
Chapter 1 The Present
3(24)
A Grammar In Discourse: You Snooze, You Win at Today's Workplace
4(2)
B Form: The Simple Present and the Present Continuous
6(6)
C Meaning And Use 1: Contrasting the Simple Present and the Present Continuous
12(5)
D Meaning And Use 2: Verbs with Stative Meanings vs. Verbs with Active Meanings
17(10)
Writing: Write a Profile For a Social Networking Site
24(3)
Chapter 2 The Past
27(22)
A Grammar in Discourse: A Night to Remember
28(2)
B Form: The Simple Past, the Past Continuous, and Time Clauses
30(5)
C Meaning and Use 1: Contrasting the Simple Past and the Past Continuous
35(6)
D Meaning and Use 2: The Simple Past and the Past Continuous in Time Clauses
41(8)
Writing: Write an Essay About a Memorable Experience From Your Childhood
47(2)
Chapter 3 Future Forms
49(28)
A Grammar In Discourse: Trend Forecasters Predict Future
50(2)
B Form: The Future Continuous and Review of Future Forms
52(6)
C Meaning and Use 1: Contrasting Will and the Future Continuous
58(3)
D Meaning and Use 2: Contrasting Be Going To, the Present Continuous as Future, and the Simple Present as Future
61(4)
E Meaning and Use 3: Contrasting Will, the Future Continuous, and Be Going To
65(12)
Writing: Write a Blog Post About Life in the Future
72(3)
Part 1 Test
75(2)
PART 2 Connecting The Present, Past, and Distant Past
Chapter 4 The Present Perfect
77(24)
A Grammar in Discourse: The Questions That Stump the Scientists
78(2)
B Form: The Present Perfect
80(5)
C Meaning and Use 1: Indefinite Past Time
85(3)
D Meaning and Use 2: Recent Past Time and Continuing Time up to Now
88(5)
E Meaning and Use 3: Contrasting the Present Perfect and the Simple Past
93(8)
Writing: Write a Newspaper Article
98(3)
Chapter 5 The Present Perfect Continuous
101(20)
A Grammar in Discourse: Aging --- New Answers to Old Questions
102(2)
B Form: The Present Perfect Continuous
104(5)
C Meaning and Use 1: Focus on Continuing or Recent Past Activities
109(4)
D Meaning and Use 2: Contrasting the Present Perfect Continuous and the Present Perfect
113(8)
Writing: Write a Letter to the Editor
118(3)
Chapter 6 The Past Perfect and the Past Perfect Continuous
121(24)
A Grammar in Discourse: Wild Thing
122(2)
B Form: The Past Perfect and the Past Perfect Continuous
124(6)
C Meaning and Use 1: The Past Perfect
130(5)
D Meaning and Use 2: The Past Perfect Continuous
135(10)
Writing: Write a Biographical Essay About a Famous Person's Career
140(3)
Part 2 Test
143(2)
PART 3 Modals
Chapter 7 Modals of Possibility
145(22)
A Grammar in Discourse: Going to the Dogs
146(2)
B Form: Modals of Present and Future Possibility
148(5)
C Meaning and Use 1: Modals of Present Possibility
153(7)
D Meaning and Use 2: Modals of Future Possibility
160(7)
Writing: Write an Article For Your School's Online Newspaper
165(2)
Chapter 8 Past Modals
167(24)
A Grammar in Discourse: The Really Early Birds
168(2)
B Form: Past Modals
170(6)
C Meaning and Use 1: Modals of Past Possibility
176(4)
D Meaning and Use 2: Other Functions of Past Modals
180(11)
Writing: Write a Review of a Movie, TV Show, or Short Story
186(3)
Part 3 Test
189(2)
PART 4 The Passive, Gerunds, and Infinitives
Chapter 9 Passive Sentences (Part 1)
191(20)
A Grammar in Discourse: The Expression of Emotions
192(2)
B Form: The Present and Past Passive
194(4)
C Meaning and Use 1: Changing Focus from Active to Passive
198(4)
D Meaning and Use 2: Reasons for Using the Passive
202(9)
Writing: Write an Email Informing Your Professor About Your Lab Project For a Science Course
208(3)
Chapter 10 Passive Sentences (Part 2)
211(18)
A Grammar in Discourse: Should Parents Be Punished for Their Children's Crimes?
212(2)
B Form: The Future, Present Perfect, and Modal Passive
214(4)
C Meaning and Use 1: The Role of the Agent
218(3)
D Meaning and Use 2: The Passive in Academic and Public Discourse
221(8)
Writing: Write a Letter to the Rditor About How Education Could Be Improved in Your Country
226(3)
Chapter 11 Contrasting Gerunds and Infinitives
229(26)
A Grammar in Discourse: Become a Less Aggressive Driver
230(2)
B Form 1: Gerunds and Infinitives
232(6)
C Meaning and Use 1: Verbs Used with Gerunds and Infinitives
238(5)
D Form 2: More About Gerunds and Infinitives
243(4)
E Meaning and Use 2: Interpreting Gerunds and Infinitives
247(8)
Writing: Write a Persuasive Essay About Ways to Reduce Stress
250(3)
Part 4 Test
253(2)
PART 5 Modifying Nouns
Chapter 12 Indefinite and Definite Articles; Review of Nouns
255(24)
A Grammar in Discourse: Chicken Soup, Always Chicken Soup
256(2)
B Form: Indefinite and Definite Articles; Review of Nouns
258(4)
C Meaning and Use 1: The Indefinite Article
262(3)
D Meaning and Use 2: The Definite Article
265(6)
E Meaning and Use 3: Article Use with Generic Nouns
271(8)
Writing: Write a Pamphlet About Healthy Eating
276(3)
Chapter 13 Relative Clauses with Subject Relative Pronouns
279(22)
A Grammar in Discourse: Office Outfits That Work
280(2)
B Form: Relative Clauses with Subject Relative Pronouns
282(6)
C Meaning and Use 1: Identifying Nouns with Restrictive Relative Clauses
288(6)
D Meaning and Use 2: Adding Extra Information with Nonrestrictive Relative Clauses
294(7)
Writing: Write a "For and Against" Essay
298(3)
Chapter 14 Relative Clauses with Object Relative Pronouns
301(26)
A Grammar in Discourse: The Face of a New Role Model
302(2)
B Form 1: Relative Clauses with Object Relative Pronouns
304(5)
C Meaning and Use 1: Identifying Nouns and Adding Extra Information
309(4)
D Form 2: Object Relative Pronouns with Prepositions
313(4)
E Meaning and Use 2: Reducing Relative Clauses
317(10)
Writing: Write a Report About on Women's Sports in Your Country
322(3)
Part 5 Test
325(2)
PART 6 Conditionals
Chapter 15 Real Conditionals, Unreal Conditionals, and Wishes
327(24)
A Grammar in Discourse: Reflections on Life
328(2)
B Form: Real Conditionals, Unreal Conditionals, and Wishes
330(5)
C Meaning and Use 1: Real Conditionals
335(5)
D Meaning and Use 2: Unreal Conditionals
340(4)
E Meaning and Use 3: Wishes
344(7)
Writing: Write a Public Service Annoncement
348(3)
Chapter 16 Past Unreal Conditionals and Past Wishes
351
A Grammar in Discourse: The Ifs of History
352(2)
B Form: Past Unreal Conditionals and Past Wishes
354(5)
C Meaning and Use 1: Past Unreal Conditionals
359(4)
D Meaning and Use 2: Past Wishes
363
Writing: Write an Email Expressing Regret About Not Meeting a Deadline
366(3)
Part 6 Test
369
PART 7 Noun Clauses and Reported Speech
Chapter 17 Noun Clauses
71(320)
A Grammar in Discourse: Career Currents
372(2)
B Form: Noun Clauses
374(5)
C Meaning and Use 1: Wh- and If/Whether Clauses
379(5)
D Meaning and Use 2: That Clauses
384(7)
Writing: Write a Frequently Asked Questions Page For a Travel Website
388(3)
Chapter 18 Reported Speech
391
A Grammar in Discourse: Doctor-Patient Relationship in Critical Condition
392(2)
B Form: Reported Speech
394(5)
C Meaning and Use: Reported Speech
399
Writing: Write a Complaint
407(3)
Part 7 Test
410
Appendices 1(1)
Glossary of Grammar Terms 1(1)
Index 1