CHAPTER 11 Passive Voice

11-1 Active vs.
passive
11-2 Passive tense forms
11-3 Using the passive voice
11-4 Passive form of auxiliary verbs (phrases)
11-5 State (non-progressive) passive voice
11-6 Commonly used passive form (non-progressive) 「Verb + Preposition」
11-7 Passive voice used with get
11-8 -ed/-ing adjectives

CHAPTER 12 NOUN CLAUSES

12-1 Overview
12-2 Noun clauses with interrogative pronouns
12-3 Noun clauses beginning with whether or if
12-4 "Interrogative Word + To-Infinitive"
12-5 That noun clause
12-6 Direct speech
12-7 Indirect speech
12-8 Indirect Speech: Auxiliary Verbs in Noun Clauses
12-9 Subjunctive Verbs in Noun Clauses

CHAPTER 13 ADJECTIVE CLAUSES

13-1 Adjective clause pronouns used as subjects [nominative relative pronouns]
13-2 Adjective clause pronouns used as objects of verbs [objective relative pronouns]
13-3 Adjective clause pronouns used as objects of prepositions [objective relative pronouns]
13-4 Usage of Whose
13-5 Use of the relative adverb Where in adjective clauses
13-6 Use of the relative adverb When in adjective clauses
13-7 Use of adjective clauses modifying pronouns
13-8 Using punctuation in adjective clauses
13-9 Use of quantity expressions in adjective clauses
13-10 Use of Which to Modify Entire Sentences
13-11 Reduce adjective clauses to adjective phrases

CHAPTER 14 Gerunds and Infinitives 1

14-1 Gerunds and To-Infinitives: Overview
14-2 Verbs that take gerunds as objects
14-3 Verbs that take an infinitive as their object
14-4 To-infinitive following the object of a verb
14-5 Verbs that take both an infinitive and a gerund as their object
14-6 Use of gerunds as objects of prepositions
14-7 "Go + gerund"
14-8 Idiomatic expressions followed by -ing
14-9 "It + To-Infinitive": Use of Gerunds and To-Infinitives as Subjects
14-10 Reference List of Verbs that Take the Infinitive as an Object
14-11 Reference list of verbs that take gerunds as objects
14-12 Reference List of Prepositional Phrases Followed by Gerunds

CHAPTER 15 Gerunds and Infinitives 2

15-1 To-infinitive indicating purpose: In Order To
15-2 "Adjective + To-Infinitive"
15-3 "Too ~ To-infinitive..." and "~ Enough + To-infinitive..."
15-4 Passive To-Infinitive and Passive Gerund: Present Tense
15-5 Past Forms of Infinitives and Gerunds: Active and Passive Voice
15-6 Usage of "Need + gerund" or "Need + passive to-infinitive"
15-7 Use of verbs of perception
15-8 "Let / Help + Infinitive"
15-9 Uses of causative verbs: Make, Have, Get
15-10 Use of possessives to modify gerunds

CHAPTER 16 Coordinating Conjunctions

16-1 Parallel Structure
16-2 Parallel Structure: Use of Commas (,)
16-3 Punctuation for Independent Clauses: Connecting Independent Clauses with And and But
16-4 Correlative conjunctions: 「Both ~ And ...」, 「Not Only ~ But Also ...」, 「Either ~ Or ...」, 「Neither ~ Nor ...」

CHAPTER 17 Adverbial Clauses

17-1 Overview
17-2 Adverbial clauses expressing time relationships
17-3 Adverbial clauses expressing causal relationships
17-4 Showing Contrast (Unexpected Results): Even Though
17-5 Expressing Direct Contrast: While
17-6 Expressing Conditions in Adverbial Clauses: If Clauses
17-7 Abbreviation of If clause
17-8 Conditional Adverbial Clauses: Whether Or Not and Even If
17-9 Conditional Adverbial Clause: In Case
17-10 Conditional Adverbial Clause: Unless
17-11 Conditional Adverbial Clause: Only If

CHAPTER 18 Participle Phrases

18-1 Overview
18-2 Changing the adverbial clause of the hour into a participle phrase
18-3 Expressing simultaneous actions in participle phrases
18-4 Expressing cause and effect in participle phrases
18-5 Use of "Upon + -ing" in participial phrases

CHAPTER 19 Connective Words Expressing Cause and Effect, Contrast, and Condition

19-1 Overview
19-2 Use of Because Of and Due To
19-3 Cause and Effect: Use of Therefore, Consequently, and So
19-4 Punctuation according to sentence structure
19-5 Other ways to express cause and effect: 「Such ~ That ...」 and 「So ~ That ...」
19-6 Expressing Purpose: Using So That
19-7 Showing Contrasting Facts [Unexpected Results]
19-8 Showing direct contrast facts
19-9 Expressing Conditions: Otherwise and Or [Else]

CHAPTER 20 CONDITIONAL MOVEMENTS AND EXPRESSION OF WISHES

20-1 Basic verb forms used in the conditional mood
20-2 Expressing realistic conditions in the present or future [Present Subjunctive
20-3 Expressing unrealistic conditions that are contrary to facts in the present or future [Past Subjunctive]
20-4 Expressing unrealistic conditions that contradict past facts [Past Perfect Subjunctive]
20-5 Use of progressive verb forms in conditional sentences
20-6 Use of mixed tenses in conditional sentences [Mixed conditional]
Omission of 20-7 If
20-8 Implied subjunctive mood
20-9 Expressing Wishes for the Present and Past: "Wish + Subjunctive"
20-10 Expressing Your Wishes for the Future: "Wish + Would"

supplement
UNIT A: Basic Grammar Terms
UNIT B: QUESTIONS
UNIT C: CONTRACTION
UNIT D: Negative Sentences
UNIT E: VERBS

Answers and explanations (in the book)

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