The Heinemann English Grammar

Angol nyelvtan haladók számára - An Intermediate Reference and Practice Book

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Digby Beaumont

Colin Granger

Oxford

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Kiadó:	Heinemann Educational Books Ltd
Kiadás helye:	Oxford
Kiadás éve:	1989
Kötés típusa:	Ragasztott papírkötés
Oldalszám:	320 oldal
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Nyelv:	Angol
Méret:	25 cm x 19 cm
ISBN:	0-435-2836-4-2
Megjegyzés:	Fekete-fehér illusztrációkkal.

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A Heinemann-féle angol nyelvtankönyv egy teljes mértékben egységes nyelvtani és gyakorló kézikönyv, az angol nyelvtan megértéséhez és gyakorlásához, akár egyedüli akár osztálytermi használatra. Elsősorban középfokú nyelvtudással rendelkezők számára készült, de hasznos lehet alacsonyabb vagy magasabb szinten álló tanulók számára is. A nyelvtani magyarázatok egyszerűek és áttekinthetőek.
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Introduction
Verbs
Present continuous	1
Present simple	2
Present continuous and present simple	3
Past simple	4
Past continuous	5
Present perfect simple	6
Gone and been	4
Present perfect with just, yet and already	8
Present perfect continuous	9
Present perfect continuous and present perfect simple	10
Present perfect with for and since	11
Present perfect and past simple	12
Present perfect and present tense	13
Past perfect simple	14
Past perfect continuous	15
Future: will	16
Future: going to	17
Future: will and going to	18
Present continuous for the future	19
Future: present continuous and going to	20
Present simple for the future	21
Present simple for the future after when if, etc	22
Future continuous: will be + -ing form	23
Future perfect: will have + past participle	24
Future in the past: was/were going to	25
Continuous forms with always	26
Verbs not normally used in the continuous	27
Review of the present and the past	28
Review of the future	29
Imperative and let's	30
Be	31
There is, there are	32
Have and have got	33
Have for actions	34
Modal verbs and related structures
Modal verbs: general	35
Ability: can, could, be able to	36
Permission: can, could, may, might, be allowed to	37
Obligation and necessity (1): must, have to, have got to	38
Obligation and necessity (2): mustn't, don't have to, don't need to, haven't got to, needn't	39
Review of permission and obligation: can, can't, must, mustn't, needn't be allowed to, have to, don't have to	40
Needn't have and didn't need to	41
Obligation and advice: sould, ought to, had better, be supposed to, shall	42
Possibility: may, might, could	43
Possibility: can	44
Probability: should, ought to	45
Deduction: must, can't	46
Review of possibility, probability and deduction: may, might, could, should, ought to, must, can't	47
Requests: can, could, may, will, would	48
Offers: willl, shall, can, could, would	49
Suggestions: shall, let's, why don't we? how/what about? can, could	50
Habits: used to, will, would	51
Refusals: won't, wouldn't	52
Promises and threats: will	53
May/might as well	54
Other uses of should	55
Wish and if only	56
Would rather	57
It's time	58
The passive and have something done
The passive: general	59
The passive: infinitive and -ing forms	60
Using get instead of be in the passive	61
Verbs with two objects in the passive	62
The passive with by and with	63
It is said that he.../He is said to... etc	64
Have something done	65
If sentences, conditionals
When and if	66
Conditionals: introductions	67
Open present or future conditionals	68
Unreal present or future conditionals	69
Open and unreal present or future conditionals	70
Unreal past conditionals	71
General conditionals	72
Conditionals without if	73
Review of conditionals	74
Reported speech
Direct and reported speech: introduction	75
Say and tell	76
Reported statements	77
Reported questions	78
Using the to infinitive in reported speech	79
Review of reported speech	80
-ing form and infinitive
-ing form: participle or gerund	81
Verb + -ing form or infinitive: introduction	82
Verb + -ing form	83
Verb + to infinitive	84
Verb + question word + to infinitive	85
Verb + object + to infinitive	86
Verb + -ing form or to infinitive (1)	87
Verb + -ing form or to infinitive (2)	88
Be used to + -ing form and used to + infinitive	89
Need + -ing form or to infinitive	90
Infinitive without to	91
Preposition + -ing form	92
Person + -ing form	93
-ing form and to infinitive as subjects	94
To infinitive of purpose	95
Noun/Pronoun/Adjective + to infinitive	96
See someone doingn and see someone do, etc	97
Review of -ing form and infinitive	98
Participle (-ing and -ed) adjectives	99
Participle (-ing) clauses	100
Nouns, articles and quantity
Singular and plural nouns (1)	101
Singular and plural nouns (2)	102
Compound nouns	103
Possessive 's (genitive)	104
Possessive 's or ...of...?	105
Double possessive	106
Countable and uncountable nouns	107
Articles: a/an and the	108
Talking in general: no article and a/an	109
Talking in general: the	110
Common expressions without articles	111
Place names with and without the	112
Review of a/an and the	113
Quantity: general	114
Some and any	115
Much, many, a lot of, (a) little, (a) few	116
No and none	117
All, every, everybody, everything, whole	118
Both, either, neither	119
Pronouns
Personal pronouns	120
Possessive adjectives and pronouns	121
Reflexive pronouns	122
Review of personal pronouns, possessive adjectives and pronouns and reflexive pronouns	123
One(s)	124
Something, anything, somebody, anybody, etc	125
Adjectives
Form, position and order of adjectives	126
Comparative and superlative adjectives	127
As...as	128
Review of comparatives, superlatives and as...as	129
Adverbs
Adjectives and adverbs of manner	130
Adverbs of manner, place and time	131
Adverb position with verbs	132
Time: still, yet, already	133
Time: any more, any longer, no longer	134
Adverbs of frequency	135
Adverbs of probability	136
Fairly, quite, rather and pretty	137
Too and enough	138
So and such	139
Comparison: adverbs	140
Negatives, questions and answers
Negative statements	141
Yes/No questions	142
Wh- questions	143
Subject and object questions	144
Question words	145
Negative questions	146
Question tags	147
Reply questions	148
Indirect questions	149
Short answers	150
So/neither am I, so/neither do I, so/neither can I, etc	151
I think so, I hope so, I expect so, etc	152
Relative clauses
Defining relative clauses with who, that and which	153
Leaving out who, that and which in defining relative clauses	154
Defining relative clauses with whose, where, when and why/that	155
Defining and non-defining relative clauses	156
Non-defining relative clauses with whose, whom, where and when	157
Relative clauses with prepositions + which and whom	158
Which referring to a whole clause	159
Linking words
Time: when, as, while, as soon as, before, after, until	160
Contrast: although, even though, though, in spite of, despite, while, whereas, however	161
Reason and result: because (of), as, since, so, as a result, therefore, so/such ... (that)	162
Purpose: to, in order to, so as to, for, so that	163
Purpose: in case	164
Prepositions
Place: at, in, on	165
Place and movement: in, into, out of, on, onto, off, inside, outside	166
Place and movement: above, below, over, under, underneath, on top of	167
Other prepositions of place and movement	168
Time: at, in, on	169
On time and in time	170
At the end and in the end	171
Time: in, during, for, while	172
Time: by, until, from, to before, after	173
Time: for, since, ago, before	174
Means of transport: by, on, in	175
Like, as and as if	176
With (=having) and in (=wearing)	177
Adjective + preposition	178
Noun + preposition	179
Preposition + noun	180
Verb + preposition	181
Verb + object + preposition	182
Review of prepositions	183
Indirect objects with or without to and for	184
Phrasal verbs
Phrasal verbs: introduction	185
Types of phrasal verbs	186
Pronunciation and spelling of endings
Pronunciation of endings: -(e)s and -ed	187
Spelling of endings: -(e)s, -ing, -ed, -er, -est, -ly	188
General
Contractions	189
Irregular verbs	190
Appendix: American English
Glossary
Index