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 \nUnit 2 Present time 1Present simple:formation rules,meaning-Present continuous:formation rules,meaning  \n3  \nUnit 3 Present time 2  \n7  \nPresent simple:frequeney adverbs-State and event verbs-Simple andcontinuous contrasts-Future reference-Otherproblems  \nUnit 4 Past time 1  \n11  \nPast simple:formation rules,meaaing-Past continuous:fornation rules,meaning-Timeexpressions  \nUnit 5 Past time 2  \n15  \nPastperfect simple:formation rules,meaning-Common uses-tsedto-world-Past simpleformswith other meanings  \nUnit 6 Present perfect 1  \n19  \nPresent perfect simple:fornation rules,meaning-Common uses(no time mentioned)-Common uses(with time expressions)  \nUnit 7 Present perfect 2  \n23  \nPrescent perfect continuous:fornation rules,meaning-Common uscs-Contrasts with present  \nperfect simple-Present perfect problems  \n.Unit 8 Future 1Future time-will and sball-be going to-Present continuous-Problens  \n28  \nUnit 9 Future 2  \n33  \nFuture continuous-Future perfect-Timetable future-Functions:cwill,ball,going toProblems,Errors and Consolidation 1  \n37  \nUnit 10 Reported speech 1  \n41  \nRcported speech-Without tense changes-Tense changes after apast tense reporting verb-No  \nchanges after a past tense reporting verb-Spcakers in reported speech-Other changes-  \nSummarizing instead of verbatim reports-Verbs casily confused:say,tell,speak  \nUnit 11 Reported speech 2  \n45  \nCommands and requests-yes/no questions-wcbetber-Wh-questions-Indirect questions-Reporting verbs  \nUnit 12 Conditionals:1 and 2  \n49  \nif+present simple+present simple-if+imperativc-Conditional1:if+present simple+cill/won'-Condlitional 2:if+past simple+wonld/wouldn't-nnless-Other uscs of world  \nUnit 13 Conditionals:2 and 3  \nConditional sentenccs withoutif-Ifl were you-Conditional 3:if+past perfect+would bave-Modalsinconditional sentences  \n56  \nUnit 14 WishesWishes about the present-Wishes about the past-Wishes with could-bope-Ifonly  \n58  \nUnit 15 Passive 1  \nTransitive and intransitive-Pasive:formation rules-Contexts of use-Witch the agent by-With the instrunent with-Without the agent  \n62  \nUnit 16 Passive 2  \nVerbs with two objects-Problems withs ssive-bave sometbing done  \n64  \nUnit 17 Modals 1:present and future  \nProblems with form and meaning-Ability-Permission-Possibility oruncertainty-Impossibility or certainty-Obligation…dvice and opinion  \n69  \nUnit 18 Modals 2:past  \nAbility-Possibility or uncertainty-Impossibility or certainty-Obligation-Advice andopinion  \n72  \nProblems,Errors and Consolidation 2  \n77  \nUnit 19 Purpose  \nfororiefiricive-so(tbat)+present simple-so(thau)+cilland wonld-so (tht)+can/conld-  \n80  \nUnit 20 Result and reason  \nso,because-as,since-somnch,somany,so few,so little-so+adjective+tbhat-such+adjective+  \nnoun+thatt -100+adjective+infinitive withto-not+adjective +enongh+infinitivewith to-  \nnot+CHongh+noun,too many+noun,toomuch+noun,too little+noun,tooJew+noun-as I  \nresnlt,in the end,eventnally  \n84  \nUnit 21 Contrast  \nalthongh,thongb and even ","cbCaica829Zkyg6p","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaica829Zkyg6p","pdf",7748088,138,"English","# Grammar\n## Unit 1 Introduction\n## Unit 2 Present time 1\n## Unit 3 Present time 2\n## Unit 4 Past time 1\n## Unit 5 Past time 2\n## Unit 6 Present perfect 1\n## Unit 7 Present perfect 2\n## Unit 8 Future 1\n## Unit 9 Future 2\n## Unit 10 Reported speech 1\n## Unit 11 Reported speech 2\n## Unit 12 Conditionals: 1 and 2\n## Unit 13 Conditionals: 2 and 3\n## Unit 14 Wishes\n## Unit 15 Passive 1\n## Unit 16 Passive 2\n## Unit 17 Modals 1: present and future\n## Unit 18 Modals 2: past\n## Unit 19 Purpose\n## Unit 20 Result and reason\n## Unit 21 Contrast\n## Unit 22 Functions\n## Unit 23 Relative clauses 1\n## Unit 24 Relative clauses 2\n## Unit 25 Questions 1\n## Unit 26 Questions 2\n## Unit 27 it and there\n## Unit 28 Place and position\n## Unit 29 Time expressions\n## Unit 30 Countable and uncountable\n## Unit 31 Articles 1\n## Unit 32 Articles 2\n## Unit 33 Determiners and pronouns\n## Unit 34 Adjectives and adverbs\n## Unit 35 Making comparisons\n## Unit 36 Phrasal or multi-word verbs","[{\"question\":\"What grammar areas are covered in the book’s units?\",\"answer\":\"The contents include tenses and tense contrasts, reported speech, conditionals, wishes, passive voice, modals, relative clauses, questions, determiners and pronouns, adjectives and adverbs, and phrasal or multi-word verbs.\"},{\"question\":\"Does the book include an answer key for self-checking?\",\"answer\":\"Yes, the title indicates “with Key,” and the table of contents is organized by units suitable for practice with answers.\"},{\"question\":\"Are topics like future reference and reported speech covered in separate units?\",\"answer\":\"Yes. 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