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 \n6  \nWhat does this book contain?  \n6  \n6  \n'm a student:how can luse this book?  \nStudy tips  \n7  \n7  \nI want to improve my grammar  \nI'm a teacher:how can luse this book with my classes?  \n8  \nLesson plan  \n8  \n1 Present continuous,present simple and willTalking about the future  \n10  \n2 Present perfect  \nTalking about the past and present together(have +past participle)13  \n3 Prepositions  \nUsing prepositions after certain verbs18  \n4 A little and a few  \nUsing(a)little and (a)few when talking about things22  \n5 Possessive pronouns  \nUsing pronouns to show who things belong to(mine,yours,his,hers,ours,theirs;one/ones;no/none)25  \n6 Possessive's and s'  \nUsing s to show who things belong to('s/s'+people,things,places)28  \n7 Articles and other words before nounsboth/all;a/the;zero article  \n32  \n8 Past continuous  \nTalking about two events in the past(was/were+-ing)36  \n9 There and It sentences  \nUsing There and It at the beginning of sentences40  \n10 Questions  \nAsking questions in the past and present43  \n11 Adjectives  \nTalking about people and things,and comparativesand superlatives(be +adjective +preposition)  \n12 Link words  \nboth...and,either...or,neither...nor,not only..but also,5o….that  \n13 Time clauses  \nUsing adverbs to talk about time and other connections  \n14 Zero and first conditionals  \nTalking about if something happens(Zero conditional:If+present simple+present simple;First conditional:If+present simple+will;will+if+present simple)  \n56  \n15 Adverbs  \nTalking about when,where and how oftenthings happen  \n60  \n16 Adverb position  \nUsing adverbs correctly in sentences63  \n17 Modal verbs(1)  \nTalking about what you can and must do(can,be able to,must,have to)  \n66  \n18 Modal verbs(2)  \nTalking about what you might do,but aren't sure about(could,might,may,will probably)70  \n19 Modal verbs (3)  \nGiving advice (should,ought to,had better73  \n20 Modal verbs(4)  \nMaking and responding to offers and promises(will,shall)76  \n21 Passive  \nPassive verbs in the present and past (is,are,was,were+pastparticiple)79  \n22 Question tags  \nUsing question tags with present and past meanings(isn't it?,didn't you?)83  \n23 Verbs not normally used in continuous forms  \nthink,believe,know,understand,like,hate,have,feel,smelltaste,etc.  \n86  \n24 Verbs followed by two objects  \n(verb+object +verb)89  \n25 Pronouns and adjectives(other,another,one/s)92  \n26 Relative pronouns and reflexive pronouns  \nwho,which,that;myself,yourself95  \n27 Phrasal verbs  \nCommon phrasal verbs in the past and present(look after,put away,get up)100  \n28 Requests,offers and invitations  \nlet me,shall,would you,can,could,may104  \n29 Agreeing,disagreeing and telling people what youwant and need  \n108  \n30 Suggesting,advising and saying that you're sure111  \n# Answer key\n\n115  \n# Introduction\n\nWelcome to Work on your Grammar-Pre-intermediate (A2).  \n## Is this the right book for me?\n\nThis book,Work on your Grammar-Pre-intermediate (A2),helps students to learn and practiseEnglish grammar at CEF level A2.This book is suitable for you to use if you are at CEF level A2,orjust below.  \nSo,what is CEF level A2?Well,there are six Common European Framework levels.They go upfrom A1 for beginners,A2,B1,B2,C1 and finally C2.  \nIf the description below sounds like you,then this is probably the right book for you.If not,choose Work on your Grammar-Elementary(A1),below this level,or Work on your Grammar-Intermediate(B1),above this level.  \n● I can understand and use sentences about my daily life and many common topics,such aswork,family,shopping,geography,and so on.  \n● I can talk and write in a basic way,asking questions and explaining what I need.  \n● Iknow Imake mistakes,but I try to talk about the past,present and future.  \n## What does this book contain?\n\nThis book contains 30 units to help you learn and practise ","cbCailfztnmeO5AN","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCailfztnmeO5AN","pdf",2900202,128,"English","# Introduction\n## Is this the right book for me?\n## What does this book contain?\n## Study tips\n## Lesson plan\n## Answer key","[{\"question\":\"Who is this book for?\",\"answer\":\"It is designed for students at CEF level A2, or just below, who want to learn and practise English grammar.\"},{\"question\":\"How is each unit organized?\",\"answer\":\"Each unit explains the grammar point, then provides multiple exercise types for practice. 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