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ویراش سوم Basic English Grammar Betty Azar

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ویراش دوم Basic English Grammar Betty Azar

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CONTENTS
Preface to the Third Edition	 xi
Acknowledgment	 xv
Chapter 1	Using BE
1-1	Noun 1 is 1 noun: singular	 2
1-2	Noun 1 are 1 noun: plural	 4
1-3	Pronoun 1 be 1 noun	 7
1-4	Contractions with be	 8
1-5	Negative with be	 10
1-6	Be 1 adjective	 12
1-7	Be 1 a place	 18
1-8	Summary: basic sentence patterns with be	 21
Chapter 2	Using Be and Have
2-1	Yes/no questions with be	 24
2-2	Short answers to yes/no questions	 25
2-3	Questions with be: using where	 28
2-4	Using have and has	 30
2-5	Using my, your, his, her, our, their	 33
2-6	Using this and that	 38
2-7	Using these and those	 40
2-8	Asking questions with what and who 1 be	 42
Chapter 3	Using the Simple Present
3-1	Form and basic meaning of the simple present tense	 53
3-2	Using frequency adverbs: always, usually, often, sometimes, seldom
, rarely, never	 56
3-3	Other frequency expressions	 58
3-4	Using frequency adverbs with be	 59
3-5	Spelling and pronunciation of final -es	 61
3-6	Adding final -s/-es to words that end in -y	 63
3-7	Irregular singular verbs: has, does, goes	 64
3-8	Spelling and pronunciation of final -s/-es	 66
3-9	The simple present: negative	 69
3-10	The simple present: yes/no questions	 74
3-11	The simple present: asking information questions with where	 78
3-12	The simple present: asking information questions with when 
and what time	 80
3-13	Summary: information questions with be and do	 82
Chapter 4	Using the Present Progressive
4-1	Be 1 -ing: the present progressive tense	 92
4-2	Spelling of -ing	 97
4-3	The present progressive: negatives	 99
4-4	The present progressive: questions	 102
4-5	The simple present vs. the present progressive	 106
4-6	Nonaction verbs not used in the present progressive	 111
4-7	See, look at, watch, hear, and listen to	 114
4-8	Think about and think that	 117
Chapter 5	Talking About the Present
5-1	Using it to talk about time	 121
5-2	Prepositions of time	 123
5-3	Using it to talk about the weather	 125
5-4	There 1 be	 128
5-5	There 1 be: yes/no questions	 130
5-6	There 1 be: asking questions with how many	 133
5-7	Prepositions of place	 134
5-8	Some prepositions of place: a list	 135
5-9	Need and want 1 a noun or an infinitive	 143
5-10	Would like	 146
5-11	Would like vs. like	 148
Chapter 6	Nouns and Pronouns
6-1	Nouns: subjects and objects	 158
6-2	Adjective 1 noun	 161
6-3	Subject pronouns and object pronouns	 164
6-4	Nouns: singular and plural	 168
6-5	Nouns: irregular plural forms	 173
Chapter 7	Count and Noncount Nouns
7-1	Nouns: count and noncount	 181
7-2	Using an vs. a	 183
7-3	Using a/an vs. some	 185
7-4	Measurements with noncount nouns	 191
7-5	Using many, much, a few, a little	 195
7-6	Using the	 199
7-7	Using ? (no article) to make generalizations	 203
7-8	Using some and any	 205
Chapter 8	Expressing Past Time, Part 1
8-1	Using be: past time	 213
8-2	Past of be: negative	 214
8-3	Past of be: questions	 216
8-4	The simple past tense: using -ed	 221
8-5	Past time words: yesterday, last, and ago	 225
8-6	The simple past: irregular verbs (Group 1)	 227
8-7	The simple past: negative	 231
8-8	The simple past: yes/no questions	 234
8-9	Irregular verbs (Group 2)	 238
8-10	Irregular verbs (Group 3)	 241
8-11	Irregular verbs (Group 4)	 244
Chapter 9	Expressing Past Time, Part 2
9-1	The simple past: using where, when, what time, and why	 252
9-2	Questions with what	 257
9-3	Questions with who	 260
9-4	Irregular verbs (Group 5)	 264
9-5	Irregular verbs (Group 6)	 266
9-6	Irregular verbs (Group 7)	 269
9-7	Before and after in time clauses	 273
9-8	When in time clauses	 276
9-9	The present progressive and the past progressive	 278
9-10	Using while with the past progressive	 281
9-11	While vs. when in past time clauses	 282
9-12	Simple past vs. past progressive	 284
Chapter 10	Expressing Future Time, Part 1
10-1	Future time: using be going to	 294
10-2	Using the present progressive to express future time	 299
10-3	Words used for past time and future time	 301
10-4	Using a couple of or a few with ago (past) and in (future)	 305
10-5	Using today, tonight, and this 1 morning, afternoon, evening
, week, month, year	 307
10-6	Future time: using will	 310
10-7	Asking questions with will	 312
10-8	Verb summary: present, past, and future	 316
10-9	Verb summary: forms of be	 318
Chapter 11	Expressing Future Time, Part 2
11-1	May/Might vs. will	 325
11-2	Maybe (one word) vs. may be (two words)	 327
11-3	Future time clauses with before, after, and when	 334
11-4	Clauses with if	 336
11-5	Expressing habitual present with time clauses and if-clauses	 339
11-6	Using what 1 a form of do	 342
Chapter 12	Modals, Part 1: Expressing Ability
12-1	Using can	 354
12-2	Pronunciation of can and can't	 356
12-3	Using can: questions	 357
12-4	Using know how to	 360
12-5	Using could: past of can	 362
12-6	Using be able to	 365
12-7	Using very and too 1 adjective	 368
12-8	Using two, too, and to	 373
12-9	More about prepositions: at and in for place	 374
Chapter 13	Modals, Part 2: Advice, Necessity, Requests, Suggestions
13-1	Using should	 379
13-2	Using have 1 infinitive (have to/has to)	 383
13-3	Using must	 387
13-4	Polite questions: may I, could I, and can I	 391
13-5	Polite questions: could you and would you	 393
13-6	Imperative sentences	 395
13-7	Modal auxiliaries	 398
13-8	Summary chart: modal axillaries and similar expressions	 399
13-9	Using let's	 402
Chapter 14	Nouns and Modifiers
14-1	Modifying nouns with adjectives and nouns	 405
14-2	Word order of adjectives	 410
14-3	Expressions of quantity: all of, most of, some of, almost all of	 415
14-4	Expressions of quantity: subject-verb agreement	 417
14-5	Expressions of quantity: one of, none of	 419
14-6	Indefinite pronouns: nothing and no one	 423
14-7	Indefinite pronouns: something, someone, anything, anyone	 424
14-8	Using every	 426
14-9	Linking verbs 1 adjectives	 428
14-10	Adjectives and adverbs	 431
Chapter 15	Possessives
15-1	Possessive nouns	 436
15-2	Possessive: irregular plural nouns	 439
15-3	Possessive pronouns: mine, yours, his, hers, ours, theirs	 442
15-4	Questions with whose	 446
Chapter 16	Making Comparisons
16-1	Comparisons: using the same (as), similar (to) and different from	 449
16-2	Comparisons: using like and alike	 452
16-3	The comparative: using -er and more	 454
16-4	The superlative: using -est and most	 461
16-5	Using one of 1 superlative 1 plural noun	 469
16-6	Using but	 475
16-7	Using verbs after but	 476
16-8	Making comparisons with adverbs	 480
Appendix	Irregular Verbs	 487
listening Script	 489
Answer Key	 501