longman grammar and vocabulary of chris turner
Longman-Grammar and Vocabulary for Cambridge Advanced and Proficiency (2)
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05/10/2012, 09:51
... number of comprehension and vocabulary questions, and summarise a specified aspect of it CAE - English in Use (1 hour 30 mins) This paper focuses on grammar, vocabulary and register, and includes ... in the exams CPE - Use of English (2 hours) The first part of this paper, Section A, consists of four different grammar and vocabulary tasks based on a short text and sets of sentences The second ... the Paper understand and speak to the examiner and other candidates in Paper The grammar and vocabulary in this book will be a great help i Problem tenses Entry t e s t Fill each of the blanks...
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Longman-Grammar and Vocabulary for Cambridge Advanced and Proficiency
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05/10/2012, 09:51
... number of comprehension and vocabulary questions, and summarise a specified aspect of it CAE - English in Use (1 hour 30 mins) This paper focuses on grammar, vocabulary and register, and includes ... in the exams CPE - Use of English (2 hours) The first part of this paper, Section A, consists of four different grammar and vocabulary tasks based on a short text and sets of sentences The second ... the Paper understand and speak to the examiner and other candidates in Paper The grammar and vocabulary in this book will be a great help i Problem tenses Entry t e s t Fill each of the blanks...
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R Side G Wellman (Longman) Grammar and Vocabulary for Cambridge Advanced and Proficiency
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05/10/2012, 09:58
... number of comprehension and vocabulary questions, and summarise a specified aspect of it CAE - English in Use (1 hour 30 mins) This paper focuses on grammar, vocabulary and register, and includes ... in the exams CPE - Use of English (2 hours) The first part of this paper, Section A, consists of four different grammar and vocabulary tasks based on a short text and sets of sentences The second ... the Paper understand and speak to the examiner and other candidates in Paper The grammar and vocabulary in this book will be a great help i Problem tenses Entry t e s t Fill each of the blanks...
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Grammar and vocabulary for cambrigde advanced and proficiency
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17/08/2013, 11:13
... number of comprehension and vocabulary questions, and summarise a specified aspect of it CAE - English in Use (1 hour 30 mins) This paper focuses on grammar, vocabulary and register, and includes ... in the exams CPE - Use of English (2 hours) The first part of this paper, Section A, consists of four different grammar and vocabulary tasks based on a short text and sets of sentences The second ... the Paper understand and speak to the examiner and other candidates in Paper The grammar and vocabulary in this book will be a great help i Problem tenses Entry t e s t Fill each of the blanks...
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achieve ielts grammar and vocabulary
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08/09/2013, 13:00
... coffee grown? Two thirds of the world’ coffee supply is produced in s Central and South America and one third is grown in Brazil Large amounts of coffee are also grown in Indonesia, Colombia and ... remain use put leave In the first part of this experiment, filter paper ( ) to separate sand from a mixture of sand and salt First, a few grams of salt and sand ( ) with water in a beaker, then ... pictures and complete the passage M aking coffee separate Coffee beans are really the seeds of a fruit Coffee trees produce coffee cherries, which turn bright red when they are ripe and ready...
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achieve ielts grammar and vocabulary
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08/09/2013, 23:32
... coffee grown? Two thirds of the world’ coffee supply is produced in s Central and South America and one third is grown in Brazil Large amounts of coffee are also grown in Indonesia, Colombia and ... remain use put leave In the first part of this experiment, filter paper ( ) to separate sand from a mixture of sand and salt First, a few grams of salt and sand ( ) with water in a beaker, then ... pictures and complete the passage M aking coffee separate Coffee beans are really the seeds of a fruit Coffee trees produce coffee cherries, which turn bright red when they are ripe and ready...
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Grammar and Vocabulary for Cambridge Advanced and Proficiency - Adjectives and adverbs
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25/10/2013, 18:20
... indeed POSlTlON AND ORDER OF ADVERBS We usually put an adverb afier an object: -X J I play the piano very well Adverbs and adverbial phrases usually go at the end of the sentence, and usually in ... emphasis We ofien use inversion for general emphasis with phrases that use only: Only by patience and hard work will wefind a solution Only in this way we stand any chance of success and we can ... off us Theodorakis is in a of his own don't agree that Americans are ahead of us Armenian basketball players are and shoulders above the rest @ Fill each of...
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Grammar and Vocabulary for Cambridge Advanced and Proficiency - Determaners and pronouns
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25/10/2013, 18:20
... portion of chicken, a segment of orange a fixed shape a ball of wool, a stick of dynamite a portion of liquid a drop of milk, a pool of blood speed of movement a jet of water, a gush of blood ... Football fans were acting like a herd o wild animals f ball of column of spurt of spot of troupe of drop of team of (herd oj) band of Once again, the weapons inspectors were turned back ... bookish and cerebral, and some drive small cars, and live in little houses in ancient towns, and nobody love soccer, and have chilly hotel rooms and warm inviting places to eat and drink and yet...
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Grammar and Vocabulary for Cambridge Advanced and Proficiency - Emphasis
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25/10/2013, 18:20
... stand officially in the firm's hierarchy? What h Where the government stand officially on capital punishment? What Fill the gaps in these sentences with a form of one of ... one of the common phrases listed There are more phrases than you need with time on m y hands grow on somebody round the bend slow but sure cut and thrust rule of thumb ins and outs too much of ... quite /fully understand would much /greatly appreciate it CLICHÉS AND EXAGGERATION We ofien hear or read clichés such as: We're running out ofsuperlativesfor this athlete We ofien use phrases that...
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Grammar and Vocabulary for Cambridge Advanced and Proficiency - Linking clauses
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25/10/2013, 18:20
... result in other ways PURPOSE AND INTENTION We can use vocabulary items with meanings related to purpose and intention in different parts of speech We often express purpose and intention using verbs: ... bear Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, friends - If we can stand (1) and not give (2) to pressure, if we can keep standing up (3) what we believe in and not cave ... light at the end of a long tunnel The immediate and most significant is a wage3 packet The second is a lightening of the depression that descends on the town a result of years of stagnation Shops...
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Grammar and Vocabulary for Cambridge Advanced and Proficiency - Modal verbs 1
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25/10/2013, 18:20
... excuses and left? a Hadn't ? b Oughtn't ? Unit three Vocabulary SECTION Possibility, pro bability and certainty Instead of using modals (see Section ) , we can express ideas of ... end of the year b There's not much chance of us catching a bus at this time of night c There's every likelihood of the government doing a U-turn d Don't bet on him staying until the end of the ... the bounds of possibility It might f Financia1 hardship is certainly on the cards for thousands of workers Thousands of workers...
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Grammar and Vocabulary for Cambridge Advanced and Proficiency - Modal verbs 2
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25/10/2013, 18:20
... (I and we) intention (I and we) offers (I and we) official orders asking for advice I think we shall get back early next week W e shall g v e ourfinal decision tornorrow Shall I g v e you a hand? ... think it's the battery OFFERS AND REQUESTS We can use will and would to offer to something: 1'11 thatfor you - it's no problem (= offer) Markus said he would help me (= past offer) We also use other ... giving me a hand, would you? (= tentative) Would you mind giving me a hand? You couldn't give me a hand, could you? Do you think you could give me a hand? Can you give me a hand? Give me a hand, would...
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Grammar and Vocabulary for Cambridge Advanced and Proficiency - Noun clauses
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25/10/2013, 18:20
... money, heaps of stocks and shares and piles and piles of bonds and other assets The have nots In San Minimo there was abject poverty There were insuflcient crops and an acute shortage of drinking ... Maximans were (2) of optimism and (3) over with confidence When they hit the big time, their wealth became (4) and they lived in a (5) of luxury and - often with a (6) of fat (7) and over-indulgent, ... shortage and excess Read these two texts The haves In Santa Maxima people were well-to-do, well-ofand well-heeled They ate and drank to their hearts' content and often to excess They had plenty of...
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Grammar and Vocabulary for Cambridge Advanced and Proficiency - Nouns and articles
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25/10/2013, 18:20
... hand A bird in hand is worth two in bush They lived from hand to mouth He gained upper hand They walked along hand in hand On other hand, perhaps he was right @ CRAMMAR SECTION Adjectives and ... groups of things that we commonly refer to as a general class with the Parts of the body WAYS OF REFERRING TO A GROUP There are three ways of talking about the characteristics of a group or class of ... early thermometers and other (1 1) were correct there are plenty of other data that provide a picture of a changing (12) Tree rings, movement of glaciers, accounts of frozen (13) and pollen distribution...
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Grammar and Vocabulary for Cambridge Advanced and Proficiency - Passives
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25/10/2013, 18:20
... Last week, police in Scotland called for the introduction of legrestraints following concerns about the number of injuries during struggles in the back of police cars and vans c Four people ... public disorder offences after officers mounted dawn raids on suspected football hooligans d Hugh Hefner, founder of 'Playboy', to the American Society of Magazine Editors' Hall of Fame e A first ... adverb and a preposition, e.g creep u p on sth l s b The meaning of a phrasal verb is sometimes obvious from the meanings of its parts, e.g fa11 down But the meaning is often more idiomatic and...
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Grammar and Vocabulary for Cambridge Advanced and Proficiency - Problem tenses
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25/10/2013, 18:20
... the influence of the written word would diminish in (4) proportion to the rate of increase of the spoken word and moving image through TV and video The Internet, cable and satellite television, ... a limited set of words to combine with another word We need a full understanding of the meanings of individual Sometimes choosing which collocation to use depends on the position of the word in ... the behaviour of the crowd a adversely b wrongly 10 I'm committed to the idea of equality of opportunity a lovingly b passionately e P u t one of t h e following words i n each of the sentences...
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Grammar and Vocabulary for Cambridge Advanced and Proficiency - Relative clauses
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25/10/2013, 18:20
... OF, ALL OF, ETC W h o , whom, whose and which frequently combine with al1 of; some of, several of, both ofand other quantifiers: bought a load ofapples, three quarters ofwhich were bad Thousands ... that believe in UFOs (See Watch out! below) WHERE, WHEN AND WHY With relative clauses of place and time, we can use where and when instead of a preposition + which: Tuesday is the day when ( or: ... forgotten f We bought six loaves of bread for the party, half of weren't touched g My daughter invited five of her friends to dinner, none of expressed any kind of thanks h We had quite an informal...
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Grammar and Vocabulary for Cambridge Advanced and Proficiency - Reported speech
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25/10/2013, 18:20
... REPORTED S P E E C H OVERVIEW GRAMMAR AND VOCABULARY CHANGES When we report what somebody says or thinks, we commonly make changes in vocabulary and grammar: Reason Changes Examples We ... place and person and time, including tense, must make sense to the speaker and listener at the time and place in which they are speaking Here are some examples to show how report words and structures ... for a particular piece of computer software Example: John Brown's Software Store: 'I've never heard of that particular product I'm not sure it exists.' ln John Brown's Software Store the rnan...
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