〈Appendix〉 Glossary of Terms
Chapter 1 Basic Sentence Format
Unit01 SV
Unit02 SVC
Unit03 SVO
Unit04 SVOO
Unit 05 SVOC

Chapter 2 Verb Tense
Unit 06 Simple Tense and Future Expressions
Unit 07 Present Perfect
Unit 08 Past Perfect, Future Perfect
Unit 09 Progressive

Chapter 3 Verb tenses
Unit 10 Understanding the Passive Voice
Unit 11 Passive Voice in SVOO and SVOC Sentence Patterns
Unit 12 Passive Voice to Watch Out For

Chapter 4 Sentence Expansion I
Unit 13 Coordinate clauses
Unit 14 Noun Clauses I
Unit 15 Noun Clauses II
Unit 16 Adverbial Clauses

Chapter 5 Sentence Expansion II
Unit 17 Relative Pronouns
Unit 18 that vs.
what
Unit 19: In-Depth Understanding of Relative Pronouns
Unit 20 Relative Adverbs
Unit 21 Complex Relatives

Chapter 6 Sentence Abbreviation I
Unit 22 Basic Roles of Infinitives and Gerunds
Unit 23 to-infinitive/gerund object
Unit 24 Basic Usage of the Infinitive (Focusing on Form/Verb)
Unit 25: Idioms with Infinitives and Gerunds

Chapter 7 Sentence Abbreviation II
Unit 26 Understanding Participles
Unit 27 Participle Phrases
Unit 28 Verbs and Quasi-Verbs
Unit 29 Subject, voice, and tense in the meaning of auxiliary verbs
Unit 30 Verbs and Object Complements

Chapter 8 Auxiliary Verbs and Conditionals
Unit 31 Meaning of auxiliary verbs
Unit 32: In-depth Understanding of Auxiliary Verbs
Unit 33 if conditional
Unit 34 Other conditional sentences

Chapter 9 Parts of Speech
Unit 35 Nouns, Articles
Unit 36 ​​Pronouns I
Unit 37 Pronouns II
Unit 38 Adjectives and Adverbs
Unit 39 Prepositions

Chapter 10 Syntax
Unit 40: Primary and comparative degrees
Unit 41: Deeper Understanding of Comparative Phrases
Unit 42 Superlative
Unit 43 Inversion, Emphasis
Unit 44 Omission, insertion, and apposition

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