Oxford English Grammar Course Intermediate

Oxford English Grammar Course Intermediate

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list of units
SECTION 1 be and have pages 1-12 future perfect
grammar summary 1 He'll have finished the roof by Saturday. 35
revise the basics: be and have 2-3 talking about the future: more practice 36-37
revise the basics: there is/was etc 4 talking about the future: revision test 38
more about there is There seems to be a delay. 5
have with got and do SECTION 4 past tenses pages 39-46
We haven't got/don't have time. 6-7 grammar summary 39
habitual and repeated actions revise the basics: simple past forms 40
Do you often have colds? 8 revise the basics: which past tense? 41
have for actions I'm going to have a swim. 9 more about past tenses 42
be and have: more practice 10-11 past tenses in requests etc
be and have: revision test 12 1 wondered if you were free. 43
past tenses: more practice 44-45
SECTION 2 present tenses pages 13-24 past tenses: revision test 46
grammar summary 13
revise the basics: which present tense? 14-15 SECTION 5 perfect tenses pages 47- 70
revise the basics: spelling 16 grammar summary 47
present progressive for changes revise the basics:
Prices are going up. 17 present perfect forms and use 48
simple present: instructions etc revise the basics:
Vbu take the first left 18-19 present perfect or simple past? 49
non-progressive verbs revise the basics: tenses with time words 50
/ remember his face. 20-21 revise the basics: already, yet and just 51
present tenses: more practice 22-23 finished time or up to now?
present tenses: revision test 24 this morning; at school 52-53
news We've found oil in the garden! 54
SECTION 3 talking about the future news and details
pages 25-38 A plane has crashed. It came down... 55
grammar summary 25 revise the basics: present perfect
revise the basics: going to 26 progressive; since, for 56-57
revise the basics: present progressive for future 27 present perfect or present perfect
revise the basics: w/'//-future 28 progressive? 58-59
will in decisions, promises etc OK, I'll go. 29 simple past and present perfect: summary 60
which future? will, going to or present revise the basics: past perfect 61
progressive? 30 more about the past perfect
simple present after 1 had finished 62
My credit card expires at midnight. 31 past perfect progressive
future progressive she had been working too hard 63
This time tomorrow I'll be skiing. 32 This is the first time etc 64
be + infinitive You're to do your homework. 33 perfect tenses: more practice 65-67
future in the past perfect tenses: revision test 68-69
1 was going to ring you yesterday. 34 all past and perfect tenses: revision test 70
SECTION 6 modal verbs pages 71-92
grammar summary 71
 
revise the basics: the grammar of modals 72-73
 
revise the basics: must, should and ought to 1A have to and must 75
revise the basics: negatives 108-109
 
negative questions Aren't you well? 110-111
 
questions and negatives: more practice 112-113 questions and negatives: revision test 114
must not; do not have to; do not need to / needn't 76
SECTION 9 infinitives and -ing forms
had better You'd better take your umbrella. 77
 
supposed to
 
You're supposed to start work at 8.30. 78
 
must/can't: certainty
 
She must be in. He can't be hungry. 79
 
may and might It may rain. It might even snow. 80 revise the basics: permission, requests etc 81 shall in questions What shall we do? 82
 
can and could (ability): past and future 83
 
revise the basics: used to 84
 
will and would: typical behaviour
 
She will talk to herself. 85
 
perfect modal verbs: should have... 86
 
perfect modal verbs: may have...; must have... 87 perfect modal verbs: could have...;
 
needn't have... 88
 
modal verbs: more practice 89-91
 
modal verbs: revision test 92
 
SECTION 7 passives pages 93-102
 
grammar summary 93
 
revise the basics: active and passive 94-95
 
passive infinitives and -ing forms
 
to be seen; being seen 96
 
passives: verbs with two objects
 
Susan was given a prize. 97
 
prepositions with passives
 
Ted likes being read to. 98
 
reasons for using passives 99
 
passives: more practice 100-101
 
passives: revision test 102
pages 115-140
 
grammar summary 115
 
revise the basics: infinitive with and without to 116 revise the basics: infinitive of purpose 117
 
revise the basics: verb + infinitive or -ing form 118 revise the basics: preposition + -ing form 119
 
more about infinitives: to sit, to be sitting,... 120
 
perfect infinitives: to have gone etc 121
 
to for whole infinitive
 
I'd like to. I don't want to. 122
 
-ing forms as subjects, objects etc
 
Smoking is bad for you 123
 
more about verb + infinitive or -ing form 124
 
go... ing She's gone shopping. 125
 
-ing form and infinitive both possible 126-127 verb + object + infinitive
 
He wants me to wash his socks. 128-129
 
adjective + infinitive or -ing form
 
pleased to see etc 130
 
noun + infinitive or -ing form
 
time to go; fear of flying 131
 
more about noun/pronoun + infinitive
 
nothing to wear 132
 
for ...to... It's time for the postman to come. 133 more about adjective + infinitive
 
easy to please etc 134
 
before, after, since, by and for + -ing 135
 
to...ing I look forward to seeing you. 136
 
infinitives and -ing forms: more practice 137-139 infinitives and -ing forms: revision test 140
SECTION 10 various structures with verbs
SECTION 8 questions and negatives
pages 103-114
 
grammar summary 103
 
revise the basics: questions 104-105
 
question-word subjects
 
Who won? What happened? 106
 
prepositions in questions
 
What are you thinking about? 107
pages 141-154
 
grammar summary 141
 
revise the basics: imperatives; let's 142
 
revise the basics: verbs with two objects 143
 
revise the basics: causative have and get 144
 
exclamations
 
How beautiful! What a surprise! 145
 
do: emphatic auxiliary You do look nice. 146
/Y: preparatory subject It's nice to talk to you. 147 emphasis with it and what
 
It's not tea that I want. 148-149
 
phrasal verbs Lookout! I'll think it over. 150-151 various structures with verbs:
 
more practice 152-153
 
various structures with verbs: revision test 154
SECTION 11 articles: a/an and the pages 155-166
 
grammar summary 155
 
revise the basics: a/an and one 156
 
revise the basics: a/an
 
She's a farmer. He's got a long nose. 157
 
revise the basics: a/an
 
A spicier has eight legs. A man called. 158
 
revise the basics: the Please close the door. 159
 
revise the basics: generalisations without the
 
I like music. 160
 
the in generalisations
 
Who invented the telescope? 161
 
place names Lake Superior; the Atlantic 162
 
other special cases
 
in prison; She became Queen. 163
 
articles: more practice 164-165
 
articles: revision test 166
 
SECTION 12 determiners pages 167-188
 
grammar summary 167
 
revise the basics: this, that, these, those 168
 
revise the basics: some and any 169
 
some!any or no article
 
Have some toast. I don't like toast. 170
 
any, not any, no and none 171
 
any = ‘one or the other - it's not important
 
which' 172
 
revise the basics: much, many, a lot (of) 173
 
revise the basics: enough, too and
 
too much 174-175
 
revise the basics: (a) little, (a) few 1 lb
 
less and least, fewer and fewest 177
 
revise the basics: all 178
 
revise the basics: all, every, everybody,
 
everything 179
 
every and each; every one 180
 
both, either and neither 181
 
which? and what? 182
other(s) and another 183
 
determiners and of most people; most of us 184 determiners: more practice 185-187
 
determiners: revision test 188
 
SECTION 13 personal pronouns and possessives
pages 189-200
 
grammar summary 189
 
revise the basics: I, me, my, mine etc 190
 
possessives
 
a friend of mine Anne broke her arm. 191
 
personal pronouns 'Who's that?' 'It's me.' 192-193 reflexives
 
She taught herself to play the guitar. 194-195
 
you, one and they
 
You can't learn French in a month. 196-197
 
personal pronouns and possessives:
 
more practice 198-199
 
personal pronouns and possessives:
 
revision test 200
 
SECTION 14 nouns pages 201-214
 
grammar summary 201
 
revise the basics: countable and
 
uncountable nouns 202
 
more about countable and uncountable nouns 203
 
revise the basics: how to spell plurals 204
 
plurals of nouns: special cases
 
aircraft; sheep, arms 205
 
mixed singular and plural
 
My family are angry with me. 206
 
revise the basics: possessive's 207
 
possessive's or of...
 
my father's name; the name of the book 208
 
revise the basics: noun+noun 209
 
noun + noun or preposition
 
road signs; signs of anger 210
 
one(s) a big one with cream 211
 
nouns: more practice 212-213
 
nouns: revision test 214
SECTION 15 adjectives and adverbs pages 215-226
 
grammar summary 215
 
revise the basics: adjectives, adverbs of
 
manner 216
interested and interesting etc 217
 
adjectives without nouns
 
in the country of the blind 218
 
order of adjectives
 
a terrible little boy; old and grey 219
 
adverbs with the verb
 
I can never wake up in time. 220-221
 
even and only; end-position adverbs 222
 
confusing adjectives and adverbs: fast,
 
hard, late,... 223
 
adjectives and adverbs: more practice 224-225 adjectives and adverbs: revision test 226
 
SECTION 16 comparison pages 227-238
 
grammar summary 227
 
revise the basics: comparative and
 
superlative adjectives 228-229
 
revise the basics: comparative and
 
superlative adverbs 230
 
as... as as many people as possible 231
 
more on comparatives
 
taller and taller; the more the better 232-233
 
more about superlatives
 
the best player of us all 234
 
like and as; so and such 235
 
comparison: more practice 236-237
 
comparison: revision test 238
 
SECTION 17 conjunctions pages 239-252
 
grammar summary 239
 
revise the basics: use and position of
 
conjunctions 240
 
revise the basics: present for future
 
I'll tell you when I know. 241
 
using certain conjunctions: so that,
 
as long as, until etc 242-243
 
leaving out that She knew I was right. 244
 
both ... and; (n)either... (n)or 245
 
perfect for completion when I've finished 246
 
tenses with since and for
 
... since we were students 247
 
conjunction + -ing or -ed
 
after talking to you; until cooked 248
 
clauses without conjunctions
 
Putting down my book... 249
 
conjunctions: more practice 250-251
 
conjunctions: revision test 252
SECTION 18 if etc pages 253-266
 
grammar summary 253
 
revise the basics: ordinary tense use 254
 
revise the basics: If I had a million dollars,... 255
 
revise the basics: if I go and if I went 256
 
could = 'would be able to'
 
We could go cycling if... 257
 
unreal past situations
 
If Jane hadn't helped me,... 258-259
 
unless Come tonight unless I phone. 260
 
if only and Iwish: tenses If only I knew... 261
 
in case I'm taking my umbrella in case it rains. 262 it's time and I'd rather; tenses
 
It's time you had a haircut. 263
 
if etc; more practice 264-265
 
if etc; revision test 266
 
SECTION 19 relatives pages 267-280
 
grammar summary 267
 
revise the basics: who(m), which and that 268-269 revise the basics: leaving out relative
 
pronouns 270
 
what = 'the thing(s) that' Take what you like. 271
 
whose a girl whose beauty... 272
 
prepositions in relative clauses
 
the girl I was talking about 273
 
reduced relative clauses
 
luggage left unattended 274
 
non-identifying relative clauses
 
Kelly, who does my hair,... 275
 
reading sentences with relative clauses 276-277
 
relatives: more practice 278-279
 
relatives: revision test 280
 
SECTION 20 indirect speech pages 281-292
 
grammar summary 281
 
revise the basics: why things change 282
 
revise the basics: 'here'and ‘now1 words 283
 
revise the basics: tenses 284-285
 
present situations
 
He proved that the earth is/was round. 286
 
revise the basics: indirect questions 287
 
revise the basics: infinitives
 
He promised to write. 288
 
indirect speech: special cases
 
He said I'd better go. 289
 
indirect speech: more practice 290-291
 
indirect speech: revision test 292
SECTION 21 prepositions pages 293-304
 
grammar summary 293
 
revise the basics: time 294
 
revise the basics: place and movement 295
 
some preposition choices 296-297
 
verbs with prepositions Look at her. 298-299
 
nouns with prepositions tack of sleep 300
 
adjectives with prepositions full of water 301
 
expressions beginning with prepositions
 
at a party 302
 
prepositions: more practice 303
 
prepositions: revision test 304
 
SECTION 22 spoken grammar pages 305-316
 
grammar summary 305
 
spoken sentence structure
 
It's difficult, the exam. 306
 
dropping sentence beginnings Must dash. 307
 
dropping words after auxiliaries
 
'Getup!' 'lam!' 308
 
revise the basics: question tags
 
It's cold, isn't it? 309
 
more about question tags
 
Nobody phoned, did they 7 310
 
revise the basics: short answers and
 
reply questions 311
 
revise the basics: so am/etc 312-313
 
structures with so and not
 
I (don't) think so. Ihopeso/not. 314
 
spoken grammar: more practice 315
 
spoken grammar: revision test 316

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