OXFORD GRAMMAR PRACTICE BOOK 1

Oxford Practice Grammar with Answers.

_ TRANG 2 We can use these words both as adjectives and as adverbs: DEEP, EARLY, FAST, HARD, HIGH, LATE, LONG, LOW, NEAR, RIGHT, STRAIGHT, WRONG For hardly, nearly, etc, see C.. In infor[r]

Write a list of things to be sold at an auction.
► basin / sugar, antique, silver an antique silver sugar basin
1 vase / glass, old, lovely 2 mirror / wall, attractive 3 desk / modern, office 4 chairs / kitchen, red, metal 5 boat / model, splendid, old

_ D Comparison with other continuous forms Compare the present perfect continuous has/have been doing and the past perfect continuous.. TRANG 4 _VICKY LOOKED VERY UPSET.[r]

Read about each situation and then tick the right answer.
► When we were talking, Tom left the room.
Which took longer, a) our conversation, or b) Tom's departure? 1 Mark has been a member of the golf club for two years. a) He joined the club two years ago and is still a member.

TRANG 2 _the disadvantaged, the homeless, the hungry, the poor, the privileged, the _ _rich, the starving, _ _the strong, the underprivileged, the unemployed, the weak _ To do with physi[r]

_an intention WILL > 23 A _I'LL BE FREE FOR MOST OF THE SUMMER, _neutral future Present continuous > 26A _I'M STARTING WORK IN SEPTEMBER, _an arrangement Present simple > 26B She finishe[r]

4.5. Nấm lang ben (Pityriasis versicolor, Microsporum furfure):
Đây là b ệ nh nấ m ngoài da do loài Pityrosporum ovale. B ệnh hay gặ p ở lứ a tuổ i 15 - 17 ( thờ i kỳ dậ y thì), cho nên c òn g ọi là b ệnh lang lớn. Vị trí t ổn thương
hay gặ p chủ yế u ở 1/2 phía trên thân ngư ời[r]

When are you going to pay this bill? ~ I don't know. I can't at the moment.

► Tell the police that you can't remember the accident. It isn't very clear in
your mind.
I can’t remember the accident very clearly.
1 Tell your friend that United won the game. It was an easy win. 2 Tell your boss that you've checked the figures. You've been careful. 3 Tell your nei[r]

There are some special spelling rules for the er and est endings. 1 e -> er, est, e.g. nice ~> nicer, nicest, large ~> larger, largest. Also brave, fine, safe, etc
2 y-> ier, iest after a consonant, e.g. happy -> happier, happiest.

Oxford Practice Grammar with Answers

1 Exercises
1 What kind of word? (B)
Read this paragraph and then say which word class each underlined word belongs to. To help you decide, you can look back at the examples in B. Andrew didn't go to the cafe with the other students. Rachel told him they were going there ,[r]

Active learning will help you more than passive reading, so it is important to do the exercises and to check your answers.
Another way of actively learning grammar is to write down sentences you see or hear which contain examples of the grammar you are studying. You may come acros[r]

Pronoun Verb Determiner Adjective Noun Preposition Noun Adverb I have an important conference at work tomorrow, Linking word Pronoun Verb Adverb Adjective So I am rather busy.. B WHAT KI[r]

B Word order There are two places where we can use an adjective: before a noun {a quiet restaurant and after a linking verb feeling _romantic.. CLAIRE'S CAR IS NEW.[r]

1 Nick saved enough money. He bought a motor bike. 2 Mark put all the dishes away. He dried them.
3 I looked both ways. I pulled out into the road.
4 The golfers went into the clubhouse. They played the last hole. 3 Past simple, continuous and perfect (A-D)

1 The past perfect (A)
Read about each situation and then tick the right answer. ► Two men delivered the sofa. I had already paid for it. Which came first, a) the delivery, or b) V the payment? 1 The waiter brought our drinks. We'd already had our soup. Which came first, a) the d[r]

10 The man died as a result of falling asleep while driving.
Test 13B
This is an advertisement for the book 'Winning in Business' . Put in the correct form of each verb . Are you fed up with ( ► ) being (be ) a failure in your job ? Wouldn't you rather ( ► ) succeed (succeed ) ? Do[r]

TRANG 1 OXFORD PRACTICE GRAMMAR 107 INTERESTING AND INTERESTED INTERESTING _The book is full of information.. _ The word interesting tells us what the book does to Mike — it interests hi[r]