English Grammar Drills Book By Mark Lester
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English Grammar Drills Book By Mark Lester
Preface
This book focuses on the grammatical problems that prevent speakers at your level from achiev-
ing a native-like command of English grammar. While the book covers most areas of English
grammar, it has a heavy concentration on those aspects of grammar that have proven to be the
greatest obstacles for intermediate and advanced nonnative speakers.
The book has an unusual format. Most topics are broken into small mini-units, most of
them no more than a page or two. Each of these mini-units is supported by an exercise cover-
ing just the material in that mini-unit. The explanations help you understand the material, but
it is the exercises that enable you to gain active control over it. All of the exercises have complete
answers in the back of the book. It is very important for you to work through these exercises.
There is a world of difference between the passive knowledge gained by reading the explanations
and the active command gained by writing out the exercises.
English Grammar Drills is organized into three parts: Part 1 covers noun phrases, the fi rst of
the two fundamental building blocks of English grammar. Noun phrases function as the subjects
of sentences, the objects or complements of verbs, and the objects of prepositions.
Part 2 explores verb phrases, the second of the two fundamental building blocks of English
grammar. Verb phrases contain three components: the verb, the complement, and the optional
adverbs.
Part 3 examines sentences. The main topics are how to form and use active and passive
sentences, how to form questions and negatives, and how to change direct quotations to indirect
quotations.
Each chapter is self-contained. Unlike a conventional textbook, you do not need to start on
page 1. You may begin with whatever topic you would like to gain more active control over.
This book focuses on the grammatical problems that prevent speakers at your level from achiev-
ing a native-like command of English grammar. While the book covers most areas of English
grammar, it has a heavy concentration on those aspects of grammar that have proven to be the
greatest obstacles for intermediate and advanced nonnative speakers.
The book has an unusual format. Most topics are broken into small mini-units, most of
them no more than a page or two. Each of these mini-units is supported by an exercise cover-
ing just the material in that mini-unit. The explanations help you understand the material, but
it is the exercises that enable you to gain active control over it. All of the exercises have complete
answers in the back of the book. It is very important for you to work through these exercises.
There is a world of difference between the passive knowledge gained by reading the explanations
and the active command gained by writing out the exercises.
English Grammar Drills is organized into three parts: Part 1 covers noun phrases, the fi rst of
the two fundamental building blocks of English grammar. Noun phrases function as the subjects
of sentences, the objects or complements of verbs, and the objects of prepositions.
Part 2 explores verb phrases, the second of the two fundamental building blocks of English
grammar. Verb phrases contain three components: the verb, the complement, and the optional
adverbs.
Part 3 examines sentences. The main topics are how to form and use active and passive
sentences, how to form questions and negatives, and how to change direct quotations to indirect
quotations.
Each chapter is self-contained. Unlike a conventional textbook, you do not need to start on
page 1. You may begin with whatever topic you would like to gain more active control over.
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Nouns
Proper and common nounsThere are two basic types of nouns in English: proper nouns and common nouns. Proper nouns
are the names of specifi c individuals, places, and things; common nouns are the names of classes
of persons, places, and things.
For example, Ruth Ginsburg, Texas, and Microsoft Corporation are proper nouns. Woman,
state, and company are common nouns. The most obvious distinction between proper nouns and
common nouns is that proper nouns are capitalized. Compare the proper nouns and correspond-
ing common nouns in the following list:
Proper noun Common noun
Gregory House doctor
Florence Nightingale nurse
Mayo Clinic hospital
Mississippi river
Atlanta city
Washington Post newspaper
The Tempest play
Gregory House doctor
Florence Nightingale nurse
Mayo Clinic hospital
Mississippi river
Atlanta city
Washington Post newspaper
The Tempest play
and so on...
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