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Murphy R., Altman R. — Grammar in Use: Reference and Practice for Intermediate Students of English
Murphy R., Altman R. — Grammar in Use: Reference and Practice for Intermediate Students of English



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Название: Grammar in Use: Reference and Practice for Intermediate Students of English

Авторы: Murphy R., Altman R.

Аннотация:

This American English edition of English Grammar in Use can be used both as a classroom text and as a grammar reference for students. Each unit deals with a particular grammar point (or points), providing clear explanations and examples on the left-hand page, with exercises to check understanding on the facing right-hand page. The book covers many of the problems intermediate students of American English encounter, including tense usage, modals, conditionals, the subjunctive and prepositions. A separate answer key is available for self-study, individual work in the language laboratory and as an easy reference for teachers.


Язык: en

Рубрика: Разное/

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Год издания: 1989

Количество страниц: 267

Добавлена в каталог: 16.11.2009

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Help, help + infinitive      53a
HOME      71b 113b 114a
Hope, hope + infinitive      52a
Hope, I hope so/I hope not      49d
How long has it been since...?      19c
If sentences (conditional sentences)      9 34—36
If sentences (conditional sentences), as if      108
If sentences (conditional sentences), even if      105d
If sentences (conditional sentences), if (= whether)      48
If sentences (conditional sentences), if and in case      38
If sentences (conditional sentences), if and when      9c 34d
If sentences (conditional sentences), if any      80b
Imagine (-ing)      51a
Impressed (with/by)      118
In case      38
In spite of      104
In, in (position)      112—113
In, in (time)      109
In, in time and on time      116
Increase (in)      115
Infinitive, adjectives + infinitive      96
Infinitive, infinitive after a question word      52d
Infinitive, infinitive in reported speech      46c
Infinitive, infinitive of purpose (I went out to mail a letter)      60
Infinitive, verbs + infinitive      52
Infinitive, verbs + object + infinitive      53
Infinitive, verbs followed by the infinitive or -ing      54
Information (uncountable)      65d
Insist, insist + subjunctive      33
Insist, insist on -ing      33c 57a
Intend (+ infinitive)      52a
Interested, interested and interesting      90
Interested, interested in      118
INTO      114c
Invitation (to)      115
Invite (+ infinitive)      53b
Involve (-ing)      51
It's no good/it's no use -ing      58
It's time...      62b
It's worth -ing      58
Jail (jail/the jail)      71a
Jealous (of)      117
Just, just as      106a 106b
Just, just going to      5
Just, just with the present perfect      13c
Keep (on) -ing      51a
Kind (kind of someone to do something/be kind to someone)      117 96d
Late and lately      93b
Laugh (at)      120
Learn (how) (+ infinitive)      52a
Leave (for)      122
Let (let someone do something)      53d
Like (preposition) (like and as)      107 108b
Like (verb), like doing/to do      54a
Like (verb), would like      30e 53a 54c 54d
Listen (to)      120
Little      82
Little, little and a little      82d
Little, little and few      82a
Live (on)      120
Long, as long as      39b 39c
Long, no longer/not...any longer      103b
Look, look + adjective      91c
Look, look as if      108
Look, look at/for/after      120
Look, look forward to      56e 57a
Lot (a lot/lots)      82b
Love, be/fall in love with      116
Love, love doing/to do      54a
Love, would love      54c 54d
Luggage (uncountable)      65d
Make (make someone do something)      53d
Manage (+ infinitive)      52a
Many (and much)      82
Married (to)      117
May      28—30
May, may as well      29c
May, may I?      30c—30d
Mean (adjective - mean of someone to do something/be mean to someone)      117
Mean (verb + infinitive)      52a
Means (noun)      74c
Meet      76b
Meet, meet with      120
Might      28—29
Might, might as well      29c
Might, might in if sentences      34c 36c
Mind (-ing)      51a 54b
Mine/yours etc. (a friend of mine/yours)      77a
More, more in comparatives      97—98
More, not...any more      103b
Most, most (of)      78
Most, most in superlatives      100
Much (and many)      82
Must      27 31
Must, must and can't      27
Must, must and have to      31
Must, mustn't      31c
Myself/yourself etc. (reflexive pronouns)      76
Myself/yourself etc. (reflexive pronouns), by myself/by yourself etc.      76e
Need, a need for      115
Need, need (+ infinitive)      52a
Negative questions      47c
Neither (of)      79
Neither (of), neither am I, neither do I etc.      49c
Neither (of), neither...nor      79e
Never, never with the present perfect      14
Never, position of never      102
News (uncountable)      65d 74c
Nice (nice of someone to do something/be nice to someone)      117 96d
No, no and any      81a
No, no and none (of)      78 81b
No, no longer      103b
No, no one/nobody/nothing/nowhere      81
No, no with comparatives      81d
No, none (of)      78 81
Nor, neither... nor      79e
Nor, nor am I, nor do I etc.      49c
Nouns (countable and uncountable)      65
Of, a friend of mine/yours etc.      77a
Of, all of/none of/most of etc.      78
Of, both of/neither of/either of      79
Of, of and 's      75
Offer, offer + infinitive      52a
Offer, offer in passive sentences      42a
On, on (position)      112—113
On, on (time)      109
On, on in other expressions      116
On, on time and in time      116
One another      76c
Only (position of only)      102
Opinion (in my opinion)      116
Opportunity      60b
Ought to      32f
Own (my own...)      77b
Paper (countable and uncountable)      65c
Participle clauses (-ing and -ed clauses)      64 89
passive      40—42
Passive, passive of present and past tenses      41
PAST      see "Past continuous" "Past "Simple
Past continuous (was/were doing)      12
Past continuous (was/were doing), past continuous passive      41
Past perfect (had done)      21
Past perfect (had done), past perfect after if      36
Past perfect (had done), past perfect passive      41
Past perfect continuous (had been doing)      22
Past, past after as if      108d
Past, past after I'd rather      61c
Past, past after if      34—36
Past, past after it's time      62b
Past, past after wish      35—36
Pay, pay (someone) for something      120
Pay, pay in passive sentences      42a
people      74b
Permit      53c
Persuade (+ infinitive)      53b
Photograph, a photograph of someone      115
Photograph, in a photograph      112a
Phrasal verbs (get up, fill in etc.)      124
Plan (+ infinitive)      52a
Pleased, pleased + infinitive      96c
Pleased, pleased with      117
Plenty (of)      82b
Plural and singular      74
Point, point something at      122
Point, there's no point in -ing      58
Police (plural)      74d
Polite, polite of someone to do something/be polite to someone      117
Postpone (-ing)      51a
Prefer      54c—54d 61 123
Prepositions, adjectives + preposition      117—118
Prepositions, at/on/in (position)      112—113
Prepositions, at/on/in (time)      109
Prepositions, by (the time)      111
Prepositions, by -ing      56c
Prepositions, by after the passive      40a
Prepositions, by and until      111a
Prepositions, by car/by bus etc.      114d
Prepositions, for and during      110a
Prepositions, into      114c
Prepositions, like and as      107
Prepositions, noun + preposition      115
Prepositions, on time and in time      116
Prepositions, preposition + noun      116
Prepositions, prepositions + -ing      56
Prepositions, prepositions after a superlative      100d
Prepositions, prepositions in relative clauses      85b 88a
Prepositions, to      114
Prepositions, verbs + object + preposition      122—123
Prepositions, verbs + preposition      119—121
Prepositions, verbs + prepositions + -ing      57
Present continuous (I am doing)      1
Present continuous (I am doing), present continuous and present simple      3
Present continuous (I am doing), present continuous for the future      4
Present continuous (I am doing), present continuous passive      41
Present Perfect      13—20
Present perfect, present perfect after a superlative      14a 100d
Present perfect, present perfect and simple past      19—20
Present perfect, present perfect continuous (I have been doing)      16—17
Present perfect, present perfect passive      41
Present perfect, present perfect simple (I have done)      13—15
Present perfect, present perfect simple and continuous      17
Present perfect, present perfect with how long?, for, and since      18—19
Present perfect, present perfect with this morning, today etc.      15c 20c
Pretend (+ infinitive)      52
Prevent (from)      57b
Prison (prison/the prison)      71a
Probably, position of probably      102
Probably, probably with will      7a
Progress (uncountable)      65d
Promise, promise + infinitive      52a
Promise, promise...will      6b
Promise, promised...would      37b
Propose (+ subjunctive)      33
Protect (from/against)      123
Proud (of)      117
Provide (with)      123
Provided/providing      39b 39c
Put off (-ing)      51a
Questions      47—48
Questions, embedded questions (Do you know what...?)      48a
Questions, negative questions      47c
Questions, question tags      50
Questions, reported questions      48b
Questions, simple past questions      11c
Questions, simple present questions      2b
Rather, would rather      61b 61c
Reaction (to)      115
Reason (for)      115
Recommend, recommend + should      33d
Recommend, recommend + subjunctive      33
Reflexive pronoun (myself, yourself etc.)      76
Reflexive pronoun (myself, yourself etc.), by myself, by yourself etc.      76e
Refuse (+ infinitive)      52a
Regard (as)      123
Regret (-ing)      51a
Relationship (with/between)      115
Relative clauses      84—88
Rely (on)      120
Remember, remember + infinitive or -ing      55b
Remember, remember how/what + infinitive      52d
Remind, remind + infinitive      53b
Remind, remind of/about      123
Reported (it is reported)      43a
Reported speech      45—46 48b
Reported speech, reported questions      48b
Responsible (for)      118
Rise (in)      115
Risk (-ing)      51a
Said (it is said that)      43a
Same (the same as)      99c
Satisfied (with)      117
Say (and tell)      46b see
Scenery (uncountable)      65d
School, in/at school      113c
School, school/the school      71a
Sea (sea/the sea)      68b
Search (for)      121
Seashore (at the seashore)      113b
See (see someone do/doing)      63
Seem, seem + adjective      91c
Seem, seem + infinitive      52
Sentence (sentence someone to)      123
Series      74c
Shall and will      7b
Shocked (at/by)      117
Short (of)      118
Should      32 33d
Shout (at/to)      121
Show, show in passive sentences      42a
Show, show someone how/what + infinitive      52d
Similar (to)      118
Simple past (I did)      11 see
Simple past (I did), simple past and past continuous      12c
Simple past (I did), simple past and past perfect      21c
Simple past (I did), simple past and present perfect      19—20
Simple past (I did), simple past passive      41
Simple present (I do)      2
Simple present (I do), simple present and present continuous      3
Simple present (I do), simple present for the future      4b
Simple present (I do), simple present passive      41
Since      18—19
Since, how long has it been since...?      19c
Since, since and for      19b
Singular and plural      74
Smell, smell + adjective      91c
Smell, smell something -ing      63d
Smile (at)      120
So, I think so, I hope so etc.      49d
So, so + adjective + that      94b
So, so am I, so do I etc.      49c
So, so and such      94
So, so that      60c
Solution (to)      115
Some, some (of)      78
Some, some and any      80
Some, some with countable nouns      66
Some, someone/somebody /something/somewhere      80
Sorry, feel sorry for      118
Sorry, sorry + infinitive      96c
Sorry, sorry about/for      118
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