Sách Developing Grammar in Context Intermediate with Answers

Acknowledgements v

Introduction vi

1 Learning grammar, and how to use this

book 1

Time and tense

2 The present simple 7

3 The present continuous 12

4 The past simple 18

5 The past continuous and the past

simple 23

6 Used to and would 29

7 The present perfect simple 35

8 The present perfect continuous 41

9 The past perfect 47

10 Going to and will 53

11 Present tenses for talking about the

future 58

12 The future continuous and the future

perfect 63

Review Unit 1 Units 2–12 Time and tense 69

Sentences

13 Word order 73

14 The imperative and instructions 78

15 Do and other auxiliaries for emphasis 83

16 Features of spoken English 89

17 Question forms 1: basic questions 95

18 Question forms 2: tags and indirect

questions 101

19 Reported speech 1: say, tell, ask 107

20 Reported speech 2: reporting verbs 113

21 Defining relative clauses 119

22 Non-defining relative clauses 125

Review Unit 2 Units 13–22 Sentences 130

Other verb forms

23 Verbs followed by the infinitive or the -ing

form 133

24 First, second and zero conditional

sentences 139

25 The third conditional, wishes and

regrets 145

26 The passive 151

27 Verbs confused with the passive 157

28 Get / have something done 163

29 Be / get used to 168

Review Unit 3 Units 23–29 Other verb

forms 174

Naming and describing

30 Articles 1: general introduction 177

31 Articles 2: special uses 183

32 Personal, possessive and reflexive

pronouns 189

33 Possessives and demonstratives 194

34 Countable and uncountable nouns and

expressions of quantity 200

35 Adjectives and adverbs 206

36 The order of adjectives 212

37 -ed and -ing adjectives 218

38 Too, (not) very, (not) enough, so and

such 223

Review Unit 4 Units 30–38 Naming and

describing 229

Functional areas

39 Requests, permission and offers 223

40 Suggestions and advice 239

41 Talking about ability 244

42 Frequency expressions and tend to 250

43 Ways of comparing 1 255

44 Ways of comparing 2 261

45 Describing with look and like 267

46 Similarities and differences: so and

neither 273

47 Possibility in the present 278

48 Possibility in the past 284

Contents

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49 Present obligation and necessity 290

50 Past and future obligation and

necessity 296

Review Unit 5 Units 39–50 Functional

areas 302

Appendix 1 Irregular verbs 306

Appendix 2 Phonemic symbols 308

Glossary 309

Answer key 311