A very rare, but excellent work. This textbook can be used both as a learning and as a guidebook. Grammatical topics include rules times, properly trained to ask questions and formulate, introduces us to passive turnover proposals. Many so pay attention to structure proposals. Textbook particularly good their tables and diagrams, they help to remember and absorb a large quantity of material at once. The visual material is so good that the rules sufficiently describe the minimum quantity. Very good and varied training exercises will give you even greater intensity training. The textbook is intended for students with average knowledge of language. ENGLISH ONLY BOOK
PDF VERSION by Pumukl

New edition with a modified syllabus and extensive new material with fresh l and up-to-date topics with a more global outlook than before. Now: a higher proportion of speaking activities, maintaining the balance between communicative and more traditional approaches, units are shorter, simpler, and clearer  . A new 'Starter' section at the beginning, a mixture of explanation and self-check tasks, 'Everyday English' sections at the end of each unit continue to provide key functional, situational, and survival work.

A Primer of English Grammar Part Two Problematic Areas Compiled by Z. M. Abdel Aal  & H. Darwish

The book introduces a number of grammatical structures using simple problematic cases. It gives examples of structures wrongly used by learners and corrects them by giving examples of possible correct structures. To consolidate the material in the minds of the readers, the book sets a number of exercises that contain sentence -structure errors and students are asked to decide whether a sentence is correct or incorrect. In this way the learner is given practice in the correct use of the language. It is hoped that this book meets special needs of the students whose main task is to translate English material into Arabic and vice versa , and improves learners' proficiency of the language.

Brand-new edition - new, clear vocabulary sections, texts, topics and activities. Culture sections within each unit enable students to explore differences and draw comparisons with their own cultural backgrounds. Visual material showing aspects of life in Britain and other English-speaking countries. Interactive exercises, games, films and listening.