Full Description
GrammarWork, English Exercises in Context, Second Edition, by Pamela Peterson Breyer, is a four-level series of exercise books that feature structures tied to meaningful contexts. Self-contained, contextualized exercises are designed for written practice; "Make It Work" sections enable students to apply what they have learned to realistic situations. Perforated answer keys are included. GrammarWork 3 is for intermediate students.
Contents
Nouns
Noun Plurals
Countable and Uncountable Nouns
Nouns in Adjective Position
Articles
Articles A and An for Classifying Statements
No Article vs. The with Place Names
Article A vs. The
Review: Articles, Countable and Uncountable Nouns
Simple Present Tense
Affirmative Statements
WH Questions and Yes-No Answers
Present with Future Intention
Simple Past Tense
Regular Verbs
Past Form vs. Simple Form
Irregular Past Tense Verbs
Affirmative Statements
Questions with When, How, Why, What, Who, Where
Indirect Objects
To, For or No Prepositions with Indirect Objects
Review: Past
Special Kinds of Verbs
Verb + Gerund vs. Verb + Infinitive
Go + Gerund, Verb + Gerund, Verb + Infinitive
Review: Verb + Gerund vs. Verb + Infinitive
Make vs. Do
Future with Will
Affirmative Statements
Affirmative Statements with After and When
Conditionals
Negative and Affirmative Statements
Negative and Affirmative Statements
Affirmative Statements with Were
Present Unreal: Affirmative Statements
Review: Present Unreal and Future Real Conditionals
The Continuous Tenses
Present Continuous: Affirmative and Negative Statements
Present Continuous with Future Intentions
Past Continuous: Affirmative Statements
Past Continuous: Affirmative Statements with When
Past Continuous: Affirmative Statements with While
Past Continuous: Affirmative Statements with When and While
Present Perfect Continuous: Affirmative Statements
Present Perfect Continuous: Negative and Affirmative Short Answers
Present Perfect Continuous: Questions with How Long
Present Perfect Tense
Affirmative Statements
Since and For
Negative Statements with Since and For
Questions with How Many Times
Already and Yet
Negative and Affirmative Statements with Already and Yet
Negative and Affirmative Short Answers
Yes-No Questions with Yet
Review: Present Perfect
Contrast: Present Perfect, Past, Present
Contrast: Present Perfect, Past, Present
Contrast: Present Form, Past Form, Past Participle
Contrast: Present Perfect vs. Present Perfect Continuous
Modals and Idiomatic Modals
Polite Requests with Would and Could
Have To and Don't Have To
Be Able To
Have Got To
Must and Must Not
Contrast: Don't Have To vs. Must Not
Be Allowed To
Had Better and Had Better Not
Should and Shouldn't
Might and Will
Assumption with Must
Would Rather and Would Rather Not
Would Like vs. Would Rather
Review: Modals and idiomatic Modals
Had To Didn't Have To
Past Ability with Could
Should Have
Review: Couldn't vs. Had To
Passive Voice
Present Passive: Affirmative Statements
Passive Past: Affirmative Statements
Review Passive Past
Adjective and Adverbs
Adjectives Ending in —ed and —ing
Quantifiers: A Little, A Few, A Lot Of
Quantifiers: Much, Many, Any
Quantifiers: One, No, Any
Too and Enough
Too and Enough with Infinitives
Adverbs of Manner
Review: Word Order of Adverbs and Adjectives
Comparisons
Noun Comparisons with More, Less, Fewer
As + Adjective + As
The Same As and Different From
Adjective Comparatives with —er and More
Adjective Superlatives with —est and The Most
Review: Adjective Comparatives and Superlatives
Adverb Comparatives with —er and More
Adverb Superlatives with —est and The Most
Review: Comparisons with Adjectives, Adverbs, and Nouns
Noun Clauses
Noun Clauses as Objects
Pronouns
Object Pronoun References
Object vs. Subject Pronouns
Reflexive Pronouns
Another, The Other, and The Others
Review: Reflexives, Other, Another
Prepositions
To, For or No Preposition with Indirect Objects
Adjective + Preposition
Separable Two-Word Verbs
Review: prepositions of Place: In, On, At
Review: Prepositions of Time: In, At, For, Since, From-To
Appendix
Irregular Verbs
Irregular Noun Plurals and Uncountable Nouns
Answers to Exercises
