English Grammar That Works Well 2
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"English Grammar That Solves Well" is a textbook designed to develop problem-solving skills.
You can develop practical application skills through a three-step learning method of concept-confirmation-application, where you first understand the core grammar rules and then apply and utilize your grammar knowledge to the most frequently asked questions.
Additionally, we have thoroughly analyzed past exam questions from over 25,000 middle schools across the country and carefully selected and included high-quality questions.
You can repeatedly solve problems that are 100% similar to the actual type.
You can develop practical application skills through a three-step learning method of concept-confirmation-application, where you first understand the core grammar rules and then apply and utilize your grammar knowledge to the most frequently asked questions.
Additionally, we have thoroughly analyzed past exam questions from over 25,000 middle schools across the country and carefully selected and included high-quality questions.
You can repeatedly solve problems that are 100% similar to the actual type.
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CHAPTER 1 Pronouns
RULE 01 Use of reflexive pronouns
RULE 02 Idiomatic expressions for reflexive pronouns
RULE 03 Indefinite pronouns one, some, any
RULE 04 Indefinite pronouns one, another, other(s)
RULE 05 Indefinite pronouns all, both, each, every
CHAPTER 2 TENSE
RULE 01 Present, Past, and Future Tenses
RULE 02 Progressive
RULE 03 Present Perfect Form
RULE 04 Main meaning of present perfect: continuation, result
RULE 05 Main meaning of present perfect: experience, completion
RULE 06 Present Perfect vs.
past tense
CHAPTER 3 Auxiliary Verbs
RULE 01 can, may
RULE 02 must, have to, should
RULE 03 had better, would like to, used to
CHAPTER 4 Adjectives and Adverbs
RULE 01 The role of adjectives
RULE 02 Adjectives indicating number or quantity
RULE 03 The Role of Adverbs
RULE 04 Adverbs of Frequency
RULE 05 Adverbs that are easy to confuse
Final Practice Problem 1 CHAPTER 1-4
CHAPTER 5 To-Infinitive
RULE 01 Nominal Use: Subject Role
RULE 02 Nominal usage: Complement, object role
RULE 03 Nominal usage: 「Interrogative word + to-infinitive」
RULE 04 Adjectival Use
RULE 05 Adverbial Use
RULE 06 Key phrases including infinitives
CHAPTER 6 Gerunds
RULE 01 Use of gerunds
RULE 02 Frequently used gerund expressions
RULE 03 Gerund vs.
to-infinitive I
RULE 04 Gerund vs.
to-infinitive II
CHAPTER 7 Participles
RULE 01 Present Participle vs.
past participle
RULE 02 Noun+-ing/pp
~
RULE 03 Participles expressing emotions
CHAPTER 8: MAIN SENTENCE FORMS
RULE 01 Sensory Verb + Adjective Complement
RULE 02 Sentences with two objects
RULE 03 Sentences in which nouns/adjectives are object complements
RULE 04 Sentences in which the infinitive is the object complement
RULE 05 Objective Complement of Causative Verbs
RULE 06 Objective complement of verbs of perception
Final Practice Problems 2, Chapter 5-8
CHAPTER 9 Passive Voice
RULE 01 Basic form of passive voice
RULE 02 Passive tense
RULE 03 Various forms of passive sentences
RULE 04 Passive voice using prepositions other than by
CHAPTER 10 CONJUNCTIONS
RULE 01 Command statement, and[or] ~
RULE 02 Pairing and, but, or
RULE 03 Conjunctions indicating time
RULE 04 Conjunctions indicating reasons and results
RULE 05 Conjunctions indicating conditions and concessions
RULE 06 Conjunction that leads noun clauses
RULE 07 Indirect Questions I
RULE 08 Indirect Questions II
CHAPTER 11 Comparative Expressions
RULE 01 「as+ original grade+as」 structure
RULE 02 Comparative and superlative forms
RULE 03 Comparative + than construction
RULE 04 「the+ superlative」 structure
RULE 05 Expressions using the original, comparative, and superlative degrees
CHAPTER 12 Relative Pronouns
RULE 01 Nominative Relative Pronouns
RULE 02 Objective Relative Pronouns
RULE 03 Usage of that
RULE 04 Possessive Relative Pronouns
RULE 05 Relative Pronoun what
Final Practice Problems 3, Chapter 9-12
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RULE 01 Use of reflexive pronouns
RULE 02 Idiomatic expressions for reflexive pronouns
RULE 03 Indefinite pronouns one, some, any
RULE 04 Indefinite pronouns one, another, other(s)
RULE 05 Indefinite pronouns all, both, each, every
CHAPTER 2 TENSE
RULE 01 Present, Past, and Future Tenses
RULE 02 Progressive
RULE 03 Present Perfect Form
RULE 04 Main meaning of present perfect: continuation, result
RULE 05 Main meaning of present perfect: experience, completion
RULE 06 Present Perfect vs.
past tense
CHAPTER 3 Auxiliary Verbs
RULE 01 can, may
RULE 02 must, have to, should
RULE 03 had better, would like to, used to
CHAPTER 4 Adjectives and Adverbs
RULE 01 The role of adjectives
RULE 02 Adjectives indicating number or quantity
RULE 03 The Role of Adverbs
RULE 04 Adverbs of Frequency
RULE 05 Adverbs that are easy to confuse
Final Practice Problem 1 CHAPTER 1-4
CHAPTER 5 To-Infinitive
RULE 01 Nominal Use: Subject Role
RULE 02 Nominal usage: Complement, object role
RULE 03 Nominal usage: 「Interrogative word + to-infinitive」
RULE 04 Adjectival Use
RULE 05 Adverbial Use
RULE 06 Key phrases including infinitives
CHAPTER 6 Gerunds
RULE 01 Use of gerunds
RULE 02 Frequently used gerund expressions
RULE 03 Gerund vs.
to-infinitive I
RULE 04 Gerund vs.
to-infinitive II
CHAPTER 7 Participles
RULE 01 Present Participle vs.
past participle
RULE 02 Noun+-ing/pp
~
RULE 03 Participles expressing emotions
CHAPTER 8: MAIN SENTENCE FORMS
RULE 01 Sensory Verb + Adjective Complement
RULE 02 Sentences with two objects
RULE 03 Sentences in which nouns/adjectives are object complements
RULE 04 Sentences in which the infinitive is the object complement
RULE 05 Objective Complement of Causative Verbs
RULE 06 Objective complement of verbs of perception
Final Practice Problems 2, Chapter 5-8
CHAPTER 9 Passive Voice
RULE 01 Basic form of passive voice
RULE 02 Passive tense
RULE 03 Various forms of passive sentences
RULE 04 Passive voice using prepositions other than by
CHAPTER 10 CONJUNCTIONS
RULE 01 Command statement, and[or] ~
RULE 02 Pairing and, but, or
RULE 03 Conjunctions indicating time
RULE 04 Conjunctions indicating reasons and results
RULE 05 Conjunctions indicating conditions and concessions
RULE 06 Conjunction that leads noun clauses
RULE 07 Indirect Questions I
RULE 08 Indirect Questions II
CHAPTER 11 Comparative Expressions
RULE 01 「as+ original grade+as」 structure
RULE 02 Comparative and superlative forms
RULE 03 Comparative + than construction
RULE 04 「the+ superlative」 structure
RULE 05 Expressions using the original, comparative, and superlative degrees
CHAPTER 12 Relative Pronouns
RULE 01 Nominative Relative Pronouns
RULE 02 Objective Relative Pronouns
RULE 03 Usage of that
RULE 04 Possessive Relative Pronouns
RULE 05 Relative Pronoun what
Final Practice Problems 3, Chapter 9-12
[Book within a Book] WORKBOOK
Answers and Explanations
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- Date of publication: February 18, 2019
- Page count, weight, size: 274 pages | 215*285*20mm
- ISBN13: 9788968061431
- ISBN10: 8968061432
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