Making Sense of GrammarPearson Longman, 2004 - 399 σελίδες
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... ( Chapter 23 ) : I am going / I was going Do you see ? Did you see ? Aspect Aspectual contrasts are conveyed by the use of am , are , is , was , and were for progressive meaning , and of has , have , and had for perfective meaning ( Chapter ...
... ( Chapter 23 ) : I am going / I was going Do you see ? Did you see ? Aspect Aspectual contrasts are conveyed by the use of am , are , is , was , and were for progressive meaning , and of has , have , and had for perfective meaning ( Chapter ...
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... ( Chapter 27 ) : a tall soldier in a coat • it is preceded by one of the class of determiners ( Chapter 35 ) : the soldier a soldier some soldiers • it changes its form to express singular and plural ( Chapter 31 ) : soldier / soldiers ...
... ( Chapter 27 ) : a tall soldier in a coat • it is preceded by one of the class of determiners ( Chapter 35 ) : the soldier a soldier some soldiers • it changes its form to express singular and plural ( Chapter 31 ) : soldier / soldiers ...
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... ( Chapter 64 ) – do not have the same grammatical status . The link is usually made by using one of a small number of ... ( Chapter 9 ) : What Mary said was really sad . [ cf. It was sad ] Object clauses ( Chapter 10 ) : Mary said that I ...
... ( Chapter 64 ) – do not have the same grammatical status . The link is usually made by using one of a small number of ... ( Chapter 9 ) : What Mary said was really sad . [ cf. It was sad ] Object clauses ( Chapter 10 ) : Mary said that I ...
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Introduction | 6 |
Theory into practice | 10 |
Grammar and vocabulary | 16 |
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