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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 544 pages, weight: 970 g
  • Izdošanas datums: 07-Sep-2022
  • Izdevniecība: Addison Wesley
  • ISBN-10: 0136726038
  • ISBN-13: 9780136726036
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  • Formāts: Paperback / softback, 544 pages, weight: 970 g
  • Izdošanas datums: 07-Sep-2022
  • Izdevniecība: Addison Wesley
  • ISBN-10: 0136726038
  • ISBN-13: 9780136726036
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Preface to the Fifth Edition x
Acknowledgments xv
Chapter 1 Using Be
1(27)
1-1 Singular Pronouns + Be
2(2)
Jump-start your English: Introductions
3(1)
1-2 Plural Pronouns + Be
4(2)
1-3 Singular Nouns + Be
6(2)
1-4 Plural Nouns + Be
8(3)
1-5 Contractions with Be
11(2)
1-6 Negative with Be
13(3)
1-7 Be + Adjective
16(5)
Jump-start your English: How are you?
19(2)
1-8 Be + a Place
21(3)
1-9 Summary: Basic Sentence Patterns with Be
24(4)
Jump-start your English: Saying Good-bye
25(3)
Chapter 2 Using Be and Have
28(27)
2-1 Using This and That
29(1)
2-2 Using These and Those
30(3)
2-3 Yes/No Questions with Be
33(2)
Jump-start your English: Classroom Questions
34(1)
2-4 Short Answers to Yes/No Questions
35(2)
Jump-start your English: Questions with Days of the Week
36(1)
2-5 Questions with Be: Using Where
37(3)
2-6 Using Have and Has
40(3)
Jump-start your English: Talking About Food Allergies
42(1)
2-7 Using My, Your, Her, His, Our, Their
43(6)
2-8 Asking Questions with What and Who + Be
49(6)
Chapter 3 Using the Simple Present
55(41)
3-1 Form and Basic Meaning of the Simple Present Tense
56(3)
3-2 Frequency Adverbs
59(3)
3-3 Position of Frequency Adverbs
62(2)
3-4 Spelling and Pronunciation of Final -es
64(2)
3-5 Adding Final -s/-es to Words That End in -y
66(2)
3-6 Irregular Singular Verbs: Has, Does, Goes
68(4)
Jump-start your English: Expressions with Do and Make
71(1)
3-7 Like To, Want To, Need To, Would Like
72(3)
3-8 Simple Present Tense: Negative
75(5)
3-9 Simple Present Tense: Yes/No Questions
80(5)
3-10 Simple Present Tense: Yes/No Questions and Information Questions with Where and What
85(3)
Jump-start your English: Common Questions at a Cafe
88(1)
3-11 Simple Present Tense: Asking Information Questions with When and What Time
88(8)
Jump-start your English: Saying the Time
89(7)
Chapter 4 Using the Present Progressive and the Imperative
96(33)
4-1 Be + -ing: the Present Progressive
97(5)
4-2 Spelling of -ing Verbs
102(1)
4-3 Present Progressive: Negative Forms
103(3)
4-4 Present Progressive: Question Forms
106(5)
Jump-start your English: Questions at Passport Control
110(1)
4-5 The Simple Present Tense vs. the Present Progressive Tense
111(6)
4-6 Non-Action Verbs Not Used in the Present Progressive
117(4)
Jump-start your English: A Job Interview
120(1)
4-7 See, Look At, Watch, Hear, and Listen To
121(2)
4-8 Think About and Think That
123(2)
4-9 Imperative Sentences
125(4)
Chapter 5 Nouns and Pronouns
129(35)
5-1 Nouns: Singular and Plural Forms
130(5)
Jump-start your English: Shopping: At a Shoe Store
133(2)
5-2 Nouns: Irregular Plural Forms
135(3)
5-3 Adjectives with Nouns
138(3)
5-4 Nouns: Subjects and Objects
141(2)
5-5 Subject Pronouns and Object Pronouns
143(3)
5-6 Prepositions + Object Pronouns
146(3)
5-7 Possessive Adjectives and Possessive Pronouns
149(4)
Jump-start your English: Useful Idioms
151(2)
5-8 Possessive Nouns
153(4)
5-9 Questions with Whose
157(2)
5-10 Possessive: Irregular Plural Nouns
159(5)
Chapter 6 Count and Noncount Nouns
164(34)
6-1 Nouns: Count and Noncount
165(4)
6-2 Using A vs. An
169(2)
6-3 Using A/An vs. Some
171(6)
6-4 Measurements with Noncount Nouns
177(4)
Jump-start your English: Ordering from a Menu
180(1)
6-5 Using Many, Much, A Few, A Little
181(5)
Jump-start your English: Talking About Email and Emails
185(1)
6-6 Using The
186(4)
6-7 Using Ø Oslo Article) to Make Generalizations
190(4)
6-8 Using Some and Any
194(4)
Chapter 7 More About the Present Tense
198(32)
7-1 Using It to Talk About Dates and Time
199(3)
Jump-start your English: Using Calendar Expressions for Days and Weeks
201(1)
7-2 Prepositions of Time
202(3)
7-3 Using It, What, and How to Talk About the Weather
205(4)
Jump-start your English: Talking About the Seasons
207(2)
7-4 There + Be
209(2)
7-5 There + Be: Yes/No Questions
211(2)
7-6 There + Be: Asking Questions with How Many
213(2)
7-7 Prepositions of Place
215(4)
7-8 More Prepositions of Place: A List
219(4)
7-9 Would Like
223(2)
7-10 Would Like vs. Like
225(5)
Chapter 8 Expressing Past Time, Part 1
230(39)
8-1 Simple Past Tense: Be
231(2)
8-2 Simple Past Tense of Be: Negative
233(1)
8-3 Simple Past Tense of Be: Questions
234(4)
8-4 Simple Past Tense: Regular Verbs
238(3)
8-5 Past Time Words: Yesterday, Last, and Ago
241(4)
8-6 Simple Past Tense: Irregular Verbs, Part I
245(4)
8-7 Simple Past Tense: Negative
249(2)
8-8 Simple Past Tense: Yes/No Questions
251(5)
8-9 Simple Past Tense: Irregular Verbs, Part II
256(13)
Jump-start your English: At the Lost-and-Found
260(9)
Chapter 9 Expressing Past Time, Part 2
269(37)
9-1 Simple Past Tense: Using Where, Why, When, and What Time
270(5)
Jump-start your English: Using How Come
274(1)
9-2 Questions with What
275(4)
9-3 Questions with Who
279(5)
9-4 Before and After in Time Clauses
284(3)
9-5 When in Time Clauses
287(3)
9-6 Present Progressive vs. Past Progressive
290(3)
9-7 Using While with Past Progressive
293(1)
9-8 Simple Past Tense vs. Past Progressive
294(12)
Chapter 10 Expressing Future Time, Part 1
306(36)
10-1 Future Time: Using Be Going To
307(5)
10-2 Using the Present Progressive to Express Future Time
312(4)
10-3 Words Used for Past Time and Future Time
316(4)
10-4 Using A Couple Of or A Few with Ago (Past) and In (Future)
320(3)
10-5 Using Today, Tonight, and This + Morning, Afternoon, Evening, Week, Month, Year
323(3)
10-6 Future Time: Using Will
326(4)
Jump-start your English: Using Will to Offer Help
329(1)
10-7 Asking Questions with Will
330(2)
10-8 Verb Summary: Present, Past, and Future
332(2)
10-9 Verb Summary: Forms of Be
334(8)
Jump-start your English: What are you doing? vs. What do you do?
337(5)
Chapter 11 Expressing Future Time, Part 2
342(26)
11-1 May/Might vs. Will
343(2)
11-2 Maybe (One Word) vs. May Be (Two Words)
345(6)
Jump-start your English: Discussing Plans with I'll probably
350(1)
11-3 Future Time Clauses with Before, After, and When
351(4)
11-4 Clauses with If
355(3)
11-5 Expressing the Future and Present Habits with Time Clauses and If-Clauses
358(10)
Jump-start your English: Making Phone Calls
364(4)
Chapter 12 Modals, Part 1: Expressing Ability and Permission
368(26)
12-1 Using Can
369(2)
12-2 Pronunciation of Can and Can't
371(1)
12-3 Using Can: Questions
372(4)
Jump-start your English: Useful Expressions with Can and Can't
375(1)
12-4 Using Know How To
376(2)
12-5 Using Could: Past of Can
378(4)
Jump-start your English: Using Could for Suggestions
381(1)
12-6 Using Be Able To
382(4)
12-7 Using Very and Too + Adjective
386(4)
12-8 Asking for Permission: May I, Could I, and Can I
390(4)
Chapter 13 Modals, Part 2: Advice, Necessity, Requests, Suggestions
394(28)
13-1 Using Should
395(4)
13-2 Using Have + Infinitive (Have To/Has To/Had To)
399(4)
13-3 Using Must, Have To/Has To, and Should
403(4)
13-4 Polite Requests with Modals
407(4)
Jump-start your English: I didn't catch that: Asking for Clarification
410(1)
13-5 Modal Auxiliaries
411(2)
13-6 Summary Chart: Modal Auxiliaries and Similar Expressions
413(4)
Jump-start your English: Making Requests with Would you mind
415(2)
13-7 Using Let's
417(5)
Chapter 14 Nouns and Modifiers
422(33)
14-1 Modifying Nouns with Adjectives and Nouns
423(5)
14-2 Word Order of Adjectives
428(4)
14-3 Linking Verbs + Adjectives
432(3)
14-4 Adjectives and Adverbs
435(5)
Jump-start your English: Increasing Your Vocabulary with Prefixes and Suffixes
438(2)
14-5 Expressions of Quantity: All Of, Most Of, Some Of, Almost All Of
440(2)
14-6 Expressions of Quantity: Subject-Verb Agreement
442(3)
14-7 Using Every, Everyone, Everybody, Everything
445(2)
14-8 Indefinite Pronouns: Something, Someone, Somebody, Anything, Anyone, Anybody
447(8)
Jump-start your English: Using You to Talk About People in General
450(5)
Chapter 15 Making Comparisons
455(36)
15-1 The Comparative: Using -er and More
456(6)
15-2 The Superlative: Using -est and Most
462(6)
15-3 Using One Of + Superlative + Plural Noun
468(6)
15-4 Making Comparisons with Adverbs
474(2)
15-5 Comparisons: Using The Same (As), Similar (To), and Different (From)
476(3)
15-6 Comparisons: Using Like and Alike
479(4)
Jump-start your English: Getting a Haircut
482(1)
15-7 Using But
483(2)
15-8 Using Verbs After But
485(6)
Appendix
491(8)
Appendix 1 English Handwriting
491(1)
Appendix 2 Numbers
492(1)
Appendix 3 Ways of Saying the Time
493(1)
Appendix 4 Days/Months/Seasons
494(1)
Appendix 5 Basic Capitalization Rules
495(1)
Appendix 6 Pronunciation for Verb Endings -s and -ed
496(1)
Appendix 7 Common Irregular Verbs: A Reference List
497(2)
Listening Script 499(10)
Let's Talk: Answers 509(4)
Index 513(10)
Credits 523