Understanding and using English grammar Workbook
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Chapter 1 VERB TENSES
PRACTICE PAGE
O 1-SELFSTUDY: Verb tenses 1
O 2—SELF: Names of verb tenses 2
O 3-SELF: Verb tenses 4
O 4—SELF: Spelling of -ing and -ed forms .. 6
O 5—SELF: The simple present and the present progressive 7
O 6-SELF: Nonprogressive and progressive verbs 8
O 7—GUIDED STUDY: The simple present and the present progressive 8
O 8—GUIDED: Irregular verbs 10
O 9—SELF: Simple past of irregular verbs 13
O 10—SELF: Simple past of irregular verbs 13
O 11 —SELF: Simple past ot irregular verbs 14
O 12—SELF: Simple past of irregular verbs 15
O 13—GUIDED: Simple past of irregular verbs 15
O 14—SELF: Troublesome verbs, rise/raise, sit/set, lie/lay 16
O 15—SELF: The simple past and the past progressive ,16
O 16—GUIDED: The simple past and the past progressive 17
O 17—GUIDED: The simple past and the past progressive 18
O 18—SELF: The present perfect 18
O 19—SELF: Using since and for 19
O 20—SELF: The simple past and the present perfect 20
O 21—GUIDED: The present perfect 21
v 22-SELF: The present perfect and the present perfect progressive 21
O 23—GUIDED: The present perfect and the present perfect progressive 22
O 24—GUIDED: Writing 23
O 25—SELF: The simple past and the past perfect 24
O 26—SELF: The simple past and the past perfect 24
O 27—GUIDED: The past perfect 26
O 28—SELF: The present perfect progressive and the past perfect progressive 26
O 29—GUIDED: Writing ... ,27
O 30-SELF: Will vs. be going to 27
<> 31 —GUIDED: Will vs. be going to 28
O 32—SELF: Expressing the future in time clauses 29
O 33—SELF: Expressing the future in time clauses 29
O 34—GUIDED: Expressing the future in time clauses 30
O 35—SELF: Using the present progressive to express the future . 30
O 36—GUIDED: Using the present progressive to express future time 31
O 37-SELF: The future progressive 32
O 38—SELF: The future perfect and the future perfect progressive 33
O 39—GUIDED: Past and future 33
O 40—SELF: Review of tenses 34
<> 41—SELF: Review of tenses 34
O 42—GUIDED: Review of tenses 35
O 43—GUIDED: Review of tenses 37
O 44-SELF: Error analysis 38
O PRACTICE TEST A-SELF: Verb tenses 39
O PRACTICE TEST B—GUIDED: Verb tenses 41
Chapter 2 MODAL AUXILIARIES AND SIMILAR EXPRESSIONS
O 1—SELFSTUDY: Verb forms with modal auxiliaries — 43
O 2—SELF: Making polite requests 44
O 3—SELF: Using would you mind 44
O 4—GUIDED STUDY: Imperatives 45
O 5—GUIDED: Making polite requests 45
O 6—GUIDED: Making polite requests 46
O 7—SELF: Must {not) and (do not) have to 47
O 8—SELF: Have to, verb form review 48
O 9—GUIDED: Should, ought to, had better 49
O 10—GUIDED: Should, ought to, had better 49
<0 11 —GUIDED: The past form of should 50
O 12—GUIDED: Be to 51
O 13—GUIDED: Necessity, advisability, and expectations 52
O 14—GUIDED: Let’s, why don’t, shall Uwe 52
O 15—GUIDED: Using could and should to make suggestions 54
O 16—SELF: Degrees of certainty: must and may/might/could 54
</ 17—GUIDED: Degrees of certainty: must and may/might/could 55
O 18—GUIDED: Making conclusions: must and must not 56
O 19—GUIDED: Degrees of certainty: must 57
o 20—SELF: Degrees of certainty 57
V 21 —SELF: Forms of modals — 59
O 22—GUIDED: Forms of modals 60
O 23—GUIDED: Degrees of certainty 61
O 24—SELF: Used to and be used to 62
C 25—GUIDED: Used to and be used to 62
O 26—SELF: Repeated action: would 63
O 27—GUIDED: Would rather 64
O 28—SELF: Past ability: could 64
O 29—GUIDED: Modals: dialogues 65
O 30—GUIDED: Modals: dialogues 67
O 31—GUIDED: Discussion using modals — 68
O 32—GUIDED: General review of verb forms 68
O 33—GUIDED: Review of modals 69
<> PRACTICE TEST A—SELF: Modals and similar expressions — 70
PRACTICE TEST B—GUIDED: Modals and similar expressions — 71
O 1 -SELFSTUDY: Forming the passive — ..... 74
O 2—GUIDED STUDY: Forming the passive 75
. O 3-SELF: Forming the passive — ...... 75
O 4—SELF: Using the passive: transitive vs. intransitive verbs 77
O 5—SELF: Forming the passive 77
O 6-SELF: Active vs. passive — 78
O 7—SELF: Using the “by phrase” 79
O 8—GUIDED: Using the “by phrase” 80
O 9-SELF: Indirect objects as passive subjects 81
O 10-SELF: Active and passive 81
O 11—GUIDED: Active and passive 82
O 12-SELF: Present participle vs. past participle 84
O 13—GUIDED: Present participle vs. past participle .85
O 14—SELF: Passive modals 85
O 15—SELF: Passive modals 86
O 16—GUIDED: Passive modals .87
<> 17—SELF: Stative passive 89
O 18—GUIDED: Stative passive 90
O 19-SELF: Stative passive + prepositions 91
O 20-SELF: Stative passive + prepositions 91
O 21 -GUIDED: Present vs. past participles 92
O 22-SELF: The passive with get... 93
O 23—GUIDED: The passive with get 94
O 24-SELF: Participial adjectives 95
O 25—SELF: Participial adjectives 96
O 26—GUIDED: Participial adjectives 97
O 27—GUIDED: Verb form review, active and passive 98
O 28-SELF: Error analysis 100
O 29—GUIDED: Writing 101
O PRACTICE TEST A- SELF: The passive 101
O PRACTICE TEST B-GUIDED: The passive 103
GERUNDS AND INFINITIVES
0 1 -SELFSTUDY: Gerunds as objects of prepositions 105
O 2—GUIDED STUDY: Gerunds as objects of prepositions 106
o 3—GUIDED: Verbs followed by gerunds 106
O 4—SELF: Gerund vs. infinitive 106
O 5-SELF: Verbs followed by infinitives 107
</ 6—GUIDED: Verbs followed by infinitives 109
o 7-SELF; Gerund vs. infinitive 109
O 8—GUIDED: Gerund vs. infinitive 110
O 9-SELF: Gerund vs. inifinitive 111
O 10-SELF: Gerund vs. infinitive 111
O 11-SELF: Gerund vs. infinitive 113
O 12-SELF: Gerund vs. infinitive 114
O 13—GUIDED: Gerund vs. infinitive — ..... 115
<> 14—GUIDED: Using gerunds as subjects 115
Λ 15—GUIDED: Using it + infinitive — 116
O' 16—SELF: [In order) to 116
O 17—GUIDED: Adjectives followed by infinitives 117
O 18-SELF: Too vs. very 117
O 19—SELF: Passive infinitives — 118
O 20—SELF: Passive gerunds T19
O 21—SELF: Passive infinitives and gerunds 119
O 22—SELF: Past and past-passive infinitives and gerunds 120
O 23—SELF: Using a possessive to modify a gerund 121
O 24—SELF: Gerunds and infinitives 121
O 25—GUIDED: Gerunds and infinitives 123
O 26—SELF: Using verbs of perception 123
O 27—GUIDED: Using verbs of perception 124
O 28-SELF: Let, help, and causative verbs 124
O 29—GUIDED: Let, help, and causative verbs 125
O 30—GUIDED: Special expressions followed by the -ing form of a verb 125
O 31 —SELF: Verb form review 125
O 32—SELF: Verb form review 127
O 33—GUIDED: Verb form review 129
O 34—SELF: Error analysis 132
O 35—GUIDED: Verb forms 133
O PRACTICE TEST A-SELF: Gerunds and infinitives 134
O PRACTICE TEST B—GUIDED: Gerunds and infinitives 135
Chapter 5 SINGULAR AND PLURAL
O 1-SELFSTUDY: Final-s/-es 137
O 2-SELF: Plural nouns 138
O 3—SELF: Irregular foreign plurals 139
O 4—SELF: Possessive nouns 139
O 5—SELF: Using apostrophes 140
O 6—GUIDED STUDY: Using apostrophes 141
<0 7—SELF: Using nouns as modifiers 141
O 8—SELF: Using nouns as modifiers 142
O 9—SELF: Using nouns as modifiers 142
O 10-SELF: Count and noncount nouns 143
O 11 —SELF: Count and noncount nouns 144
O 12—GUIDED: Count and noncount nouns 144
O 13—SELF: Count and noncount nouns 145
O 14—GUIDED: Count and noncount nouns 146
O 15—SELF: Much vs. many 146
O 16—SELF: Expressions of quantity 147
O 17—SELF: Using a few/few, a little/little — 148
O 18—SELF: Using of in expressions of quantity ..149
O 19—GUIDED: Using of in expressions of quantity — 150
O 20—GUIDED: Writing 151
O 21 -SELF: Using one, each, every 151
O 22—GUIDED: Expressions of quantity 152
O 23—SELF: Subject-verb agreement 152
O 24—GUIDED: Subject-verb agreement .154
O 25—SELF: Agreement of pronouns 155
O 26—SELF: Reflexive pronouns 155
O 27—SELF: Impersonal pronouns — 157
O 28—GUIDED: Singular-plural 157
O 29—SELF: Forms of other ........... 158
O 30—GUIDED: Forms of other 159
O 31-GUIDED: Forms of other 160
O 32—SELF: Error analysis 160
<> 33—GUIDED: Error analysis — 161
