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Modern English Exercises for Non-Native Speakers - Part 1, Second Edition

• This second edition of Modern English Exercises for Non-Native Speakers uses a similar format to the first edition, but has added some features for increased student learning.
• The addition of reviews for each chapter of Part One is also a new addition
• Part Two has been updated with a review of all the parts of speech from the two volumes alongwith exercises for combining sentences
• The instructor's manual includes an expanded section with supplementary explanations for teachers, alongside suggestions on how to use exercises in communicative situations to prepare students for the TOEFL examination.
• The book's answers facilitate self-study through reproduction in the manual.

Nouns

• Nouns are often the head word in a grammatical structure
• Function: subject, object of verb, object of preposition, complement
• Form: Inflectional and derivational endings (e.g., -s for plural, possessive forms).
• Markers (e.g., articles, possessives, numbers)
• Position: various positions depending on function in the sentence.

Pronouns

• Types of pronouns: personal, interrogative, relative, demonstrative
• Inflectional forms: possessive, reflexive, impersonal reflexive
• Function and position- Subject, object, or object of preposition
• Formal usage and informal alternatives

Verbs

• Function: the grammatical center of the sentence
• Position: follows the subject, and before any complement in the predicate.
• Form: Simple forms and various forms of phrases including infinitives, participles and past participles, and the use of auxiliaries
• Tense: present, past, future, present perfect, past perfect, future perfect, and their progressive forms

Parts of Speech

• Includes a structure analysis chart with word/phrasal forms and positions for each part of speech
• Specific exercises to help learners with word/phrasal forms. and irregular words/verb forms.

Contents

• Comprehensive index of contents of exercises and their corresponding parts of speech, including prepositions and auxiliaries
• Specific parts of speech (nouns, verbs, pronouns, adjectives, adverbs and prepositions) and their forms are covered
• A list of irregular verbs is included in an appendix

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