CHAPTER 01 Basic Grammar
01 Sentence components
02 Sphere and section
03 Sentence Format
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CHAPTER 02 Tense
01 Present/Past/Future Tense
02 Usage of Present Perfect - Continuing/Experience
03 Usage of Present Perfect - Completion/Result
04 Usage of Past Perfect - Continuation/Experience
05 Usage of Past Perfect - Perfection/Result
06 Progressive
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CHAPTER 03 Auxiliary Verbs
01 can
02 may
03 must
04 have to
05 should / ought to
06 had better / would rather
07 used to / would
08 〈auxiliary verb + have + v-ed〉
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CHAPTER 04 Passive Voice
01 Meaning and form of passive voice
02 Passive voice of perfect tense and progressive tense / Passive voice of auxiliary verb
03 Passive voice in type 4 sentences
04 Passive voice in sentences of type 5
05 Passive voice in sentences of type 5 - Perceptual verbs, causative verbs
Passive voice using prepositions other than 06 by
07 Passive voice of verb phrases / Verbs not used in passive voice
08 Passive voice in sentences with that clause as the object
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CHAPTER 05 To-Infinitive I
01 Nominal usage of the infinitive - Subject/complement/object roles
02 Nominal usage of to-infinitive - subject/object it
03 Nominal usage of to-infinitive - interrogative + to-infinitive
04 Adjectival use of the infinitive - Modifying (pro)nouns
05 Adjectival use of to-infinitive - be verb + to-infinitive
06 Adverbial use of to-infinitive
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CHAPTER 06 To-Infinitive II
01 Semantic subject of to-infinitive
02 Tense and passive voice of to-infinitive
03 To-infinitive used as an objective complement
04 Infinitives used as objective complements - causative verbs, perceptual verbs
05 too ~ to-v / ~ enough to-v
06 Independent Infinitive
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CHAPTER 07 Gerunds
01 Role of gerunds and semantic subjects
02 Tense and passive voice of gerunds
03 Gerund Idioms
04 Gerund vs.
present participle
05 Verbs that use only gerunds or to-infinitives as objects
06 Verbs that use both gerunds and to-infinitives as objects
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CHAPTER 08 Comparative Sentences
01 Comparison of original prices - as+original price+as
02 How to make comparative and superlative degrees
03 Comparative Comparison - Comparative + than
04 Superlative Comparison - the+superlative ~ in[of]
05 Expressions using the original level
06 Expressions using comparatives
07 Expressions for expressing superlatives I
08 Expressions for Superlatives II
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CHAPTER 09 CONJUNCTIONS
01 Time, reason indicating conjunctions - when/while/as/since/because
02 Conjunctions indicating time - until[till]/every time/as soon as
03 Conditional conjunctions - if/unless
04 Conjunctions indicating concession - though/even though/even if
05 Conjunctions indicating results and purposes - so ~ that … / so that ~
06 Correlative conjunction - both A and B / not only A but also B
07 Correlative conjunction - either A or B / neither A nor B
08 Command + and/or
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CHAPTER 10 PARTICIPLES AND PARTICIPLE PHRASE I
01 Present Participle / Past Participle
02 The Role of Participles - Modifying Nouns
03 Role of the participle - Bor
04 Participles expressing emotions
05 How to create a participle phrase
06 Meaning of Participle Phrases - When / Why
07 Meaning of participle phrases - simultaneous action / continuous action
08 Meaning of Participle Phrases - Conditions / Concessions
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CHAPTER 11 PARTICIPLES AND PARTICIPLE PHRASE II
01 Negation of participle phrases
02 Perfect participle phrase
03 Passive participle phrase
04 When the subject is not omitted
05 Participle Phrase Idioms
06 with+(pronoun)+participle
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CHAPTER 12 RELATIONSHIPS I
01 Role and types of relative pronouns
02 Nominative/Possessive/Objective Relative Pronouns
03 Relative pronoun what
04 Relative pronoun that
05 The Role of Relative Adverbs
06 Relative Adverbs when / where
07 Relative Adverbs why / how
08 Omission of relative adverbs and antecedents
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CHAPTER 13 RELATIONSHIPS II
01 Preposition + relative pronoun
02 Omission of relative pronouns
03 Continuous Use of Relatives I
04 Continuous Use of Relatives II
05 Continuous Use of Relatives III
06 Complex relative pronoun whoever
07 Complex relative pronouns whichever/whatever
08 Complex relative adverbs whenever/wherever/however
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CHAPTER 14 CONSUMPTIONAL MOVEMENT
01 Past Subjunctive / Past Perfect Subjunctive
02 Mixed conditional sentence
03 I wish + past conditional
04 I wish + past perfect conditional
05 as if + past conditional
06 as if + conditional past perfect
07 Without[But for]~+ past subjunctive
08 Without[But for]~+ past perfect conditional
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CHAPTER 15 Agreement and Speech
01 Matching numbers - when treated as singular
02 Matching Numbers - When Treating as Multiple
03 Tense Agreement
04 Exceptions to tense agreement
05 Transition of speech style in written form
06 Transition of speech in interrogative sentences without interrogative pronouns
07 Transition of speech in interrogative sentences with interrogative pronouns
08 Transition of speech in imperative sentences
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CHAPTER 16 Special Syntax
Emphasis using 01 do
02 〈It is[was] ~ that …〉 Emphasis structure
03 Partial Negation
04 Total Negation
05 Place adverb (phrase) inversion / negative word inversion
06 so/neither+verb+subject
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