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Details of the English For Everyone book:
- Print Length: 360 pages
- Language: English
- Publisher: DK
- Publication Date: 01, Dec 2016
- Dimensions: 20.4 * 3 * 23.9 cm
Description of English For Everyone (English Grammar Guide):
English for Everyone is a set of manuals and practice books that help teens and adults learn English from beginner to intermediate to expert levels. Offering an easy-to-follow framework for both teaching English as a foreign language and a self-study approach with materials to enhance English speaking, reading, and writing.
The English for Everyone Series offers ESL teaching tools as well as an organized curriculum for people to study English as a second language:
- New Language concepts are presented in context through straightforward, illustrated, and color-coded explanations.
- Supporting audio: Each unit includes extensive English-speaking audio recordings that provide important oral and listening practice. (All supplemental audio is accessible on the DK English for Everyone website and iOS / Android app).
- Easy Follow modules are duplicated in both the Course and Practice Books for quick referencing and teaching.
- Sentence-building guides: Visual breakdowns of important English grammar in use, demonstrating how to generate even complicated English sentences.
- Visual English vocabulary cues: Throughout the book, there are lists of valuable English terms and popular phrases with visual assistance.
- Write online and inspire ESL students to write their own prompts and translations.
The English for Everyone Series covers all important global English language tests and reference systems, including:
- CEFR
- TOEFL
- IELTS
- TOEIC
Contents of English For Everyone (English Grammar Guide):
- The present simple
- The present simple negative
- Present simple questions
- The present continuous
- Present tenses overview
- Imperatives
- The past simple
- The past simple negative
- Past simple questions
- The past continuous
- The present perfect simple
- The present perfect continuous
- The past perfect simple
- The past perfect continuous
- "Used to" and "Would"
- Past tenses overview
- The future with "going to"
- The future with "will"
- The present for future events
- The future continuous
- The future perfect
- The future in the past
- Future overview
- The passive
- The passive in the past
- The passive in the future
- The passive with modals
- Other passive constructions
- Conditional sentences
- Other conditional sentences
- Conditional sentences overview
- Future possibilities
- Wishes and regrets
- Forming questions
- Question words
- Open Questions
- Object and subject questions
- Indirect questions
- Question tags
- Short questions
- Short answers
- Questions overview
- Reported speech
- Tenses in reported speech
- Reporting verbs
- Reported speech with negatives
- Reported questions
- Reported speech overview
- Types of verbs
- Action and state verbs
- Infinities and participles
- Verb patterns
- Verb patterns with objects
- Verb patterns with prepositions
- Phrasal verbs
- Modal verbs
- Ability
- Permission, requests, and offers
- Suggestions and advice
- Obligations
- Making deductions
- Possibility
- Articles
- Articles overview
- "This / that / these / those"
- "No / none"
- "Each / every"
- "Either / neither / both"
- Singular and plural nouns
- Countable and uncountable nouns
- Subject-verb agreement
- Abstract and concrete nouns
- Compound nouns
- Numbers
- Quantity
- Approximate quantity
- Personal pronouns
- Reflexive pronouns
- Indefinite pronouns
- Possession
- Defining relative clauses
- Non-defining relative clauses
- Other relative structures
- Question words with "-ever"
- "There"
- Introductory "it"
- Shifting focus
- Inversion
- Ellipsis
- Shortening infinitives
- Substitution
- Adjectives
- Gradable and non-gradable adjectives
- Comparative adjectives
- Two comparatives together
- "As... as" comparisons
- Superlative adjectives
- Adverbs of manner
- Competitive and superlative adverbs
- Adverbs of degree
- Adverbs of time
- Adverbs of frequency
- "So" and "such"
- "Enough" and "Too"
- Prepositions
- Prepositions of place
- Prepositions of time
- other prepositions
- Dependent prepositions
- Coordinating conjunctions
- Subordinating conjunctions
- More linking words
- Linking words overview
- Prefixes
- Suffixes
- Easily confused phrases
- Sequencing and organizing
- Correcting and changing the subject
- Deciding and hedging
- Making conversation
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