Explanations on advanced grammar points and structures, such as mixed conditionals, fronting, inversions, parallel structures, split infinitives,etc., that are usually taught to students when they reach the most advanced levels in English.
This is a STEP-BY-STEP guide to earning a high score on your TOEFL iBT by learning the structures and rules the test is based on. "The TOEFL - Test Book" is written in direct, easy to understand British English. Each chapter gives very specific instructions in how to answer each question the using the structures and rules the test is based on. This book also contains complete practice tests, lots of tips for accurate guessing, and a chapter on basic English Grammar as well as a section on how to become successful in the exam.
The textbook "English Grammar" is intended for the junior students of the Daugavpils University. The aim of the book is to consolidate and develop students' knowledge and skills in the use of English grammar forms and structures. The book consists of two parts: "Morphology" and "Practice". Book II (part 1 and 2) includes various exercises meant for developing students' skills in the use of the grammar forms and structures described in Book I. The exercises are focused on the comprehension of the form, meaning and use of the grammar structures through reflection on the forms, their transformation and selection.
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