Students learnmore, remember more, and can use grammar more effectively when they learn language in context. Grammar in Context, Trid Edition connects grammar whih American cultural context, providing learners of English with a useful and meaningful skill and knowleged base.
- new cultural readings on people and topics such as Michael
Jordan, Rosa Parks, and e-mail present and illustrate the target
grammatical structure.
- Grammar Charts and Language Notes use simple and clear
lagnuage to explain structures.
- New Internet activities encourage studetsn to use technology
to explore a wealth of online resources.
- Expansion Activities provide many fun opportunities for
students to interact with one another and further their
communication skills.
- Editing Advice, a Summary, and a Test in each chapter are
ideal for reviewing the lessons.
- More and online activities allow students to hear the readings,
practice answering listening comprehension questions, and do
targeted internet searches.
Lesson 1 The Present Perfect; The Present Perfect Continuous
Lesson 2 Passive Voice; Participles Used as Adjectives; Get + Participles and Adjectives
Lesson 3 The Past Perfect Tense; The Past Perfect Continuous; The Past Continuous; Comparison of Past Tenses
Lesson 4 Modals--Present and Future; Related Expressions
Lesson 5 Modals in the Past
Lesson 6 Adjective Clauses; Descriptive Phrases
Lesson 7 Infinitives; Gerunds
Lesson 8 Adverbial Clauses and Phrases; Sentence Connectors: So/Such…That
Lesson 9 Noun Clauses
Lesson 10 Unreal Conditions, Present and Past; Wishes