... yesterday. Half an hour after we began playing, it started to rain.
We had been playing for half an hour when it started to rain.
2. I had arranged to meet Tom ina restaurant. I arrived and waited ... Relative clauses (4)-'extra information' clauses (1)
95 Relative clauses (5)-'extra information' clauses (2)
96 ~ing and -ed clauses (the woman talking to Tom, the boy injured ... Not again! You're always losing your key.
2. A: The car has broken down again.
B: That car is useless! It
Is always breaking down
3. A: Look! You've made the same mistake again.
B:...
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... KIEN
Going to + be + P2
Going to + be + P2
Am/Is/Are +be + P2
Am/Is/Are +be + P2
ENGLISHGRAMMARINUSE
ENGLISH GRAMMARINUSE
If I had klnown that I was going to fail the exam I would ... KIEN
ENGLISHGRAMMARINUSE
ENGLISH GRAMMARINUSE
The letter
The letter
are being written
are being written
by my secrectary
by my secrectary
Past continuous
Past continuous
... what my name was.
“
“
Where is the park”? Lan asked. -> Lan asked me where the park was
Where is the park”? Lan asked. -> Lan asked me where the park was
III. Command, Reguest, Advise in...
... hospital. She
4 Mary teaches mathematics.
5 Martha directs films.
6 John translates what people are saying from one language into another so that thay can
understand each other.
70.3 Put in a/ an ... that I’m leaving my job.
I/not/want/anyone/know
3 There’s a football match next Saturday between England and Scotland.
You/want/Scotland/win?
4 Unfortunately someone had told Sue that I was ... you are ever in London.
12 Tom had an accident last week but he wasn’t injured.
13 I saw Jack at a party a few months ago and he seemed fine.
Later that day, you tell another friend what Charlie...
... say 'I'm always doing something', but this has a different meaning. For example:
I've lost my key again. I'm always losing things.
'I'm always losing things' ... again.
B: That car is useless! It
Is always breaking down
3. A: Look! You've made the same mistake again.
B: Oh no, not again! I
Am always making the same mistake
6. (most beautiful place/ever/visit?) ... Relative clauses (3)-whose/whom/where
94 Relative clauses (4)-'extra information' clauses (1)
95 Relative clauses (5)-'extra information' clauses (2)
96 ~ing and -ed clauses (the...
... necessary.
Last year I visited Canada and United States.
Africa is much larger then Europe.
South of England is warmer than North.
We went to Spain in our holidays ans swam in Mediterranean. ... You can come and stay with me if you are ever in London.
12 Tom had an accident last week but he wasn’t injured.
13 I saw Jack at a party a few months ago and he seemed fine.
Later that day, you ... translates what people are saying from one language into another so that thay can
understand each other.
70.3 Put in a/ an or some or leave a space (without a word)
1 Have you got camera?
2 Would...
... at a party a few months ago and he seemed fine.
Later that day, you tell another friend what Charlie said. Use reported speech:
1 Charlie said that he was thinking of going to live in Canada. ... 10 minutes when
2 I had arranged to meet Tom ina restaurant. I arrived and began waiting. After 20 minutes I
realised that i had come to the wrong restaurant.
I when I
3 Mr and Mrs Jenkins ... He has decided to take these things with him: his
camera, some chocolate, an umbrella, a towel, a map and some lemonade. He is taking these
things because:
perhaps he’ll need a drink
perhaps...
... (is and was) are
known as AUXILIARY VERBS, while writing and produced are known as MAIN VERBS or
LEXICAL VERBS. In fact, all the verbs we have looked at on the previous pages have been
main ... They
are nouns.
However, certain adjectives are derived from nouns, and are known as DENOMINAL
adjectives. Examples include:
a mathematical puzzle [ `a puzzle based on mathematics']
a ... treated as a separate word class, whereas we treat them
as a subclass of nouns. A difference like this should not cause confusion. Instead, it highlights
an important principle in grammar, ...
... I'm afraid.
I can't, I'm afraid.
Marta and her friends, Emma and Jane, are going on holiday tomorrow to China. Marta is
emailing Emma with lots of questions. Write Marta's ... the grammar areas in Essential Grammarin Use. You can
use it without a teacher.
There are 185 exercises in this new edition. Each exercise relates to a particular part of
Essential Grammarin ... Essential Grammarin Use,
and the numbers of the relevant Essential GrammarinUse units are shown in the top
right-hand corner of each page. Although the grammar areas are not covered in order...