Split Student Book Vol. B, Basic Level, Focus on Grammar

Table of Contents:
INTRODUCTION   Part VII:          REVIEW OF THE SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE AND THE PRESENT PROGRESSIVE Roommate Trouble   Unit 25             PRESENT AND PRESENT PROGRESSIVE;HOW OFTEN . . .?; ADVERBS AND EXPRESSIONS OF FREQUENCY Radio talk show psychologist: How often do you clean your apartment?   Unit 26             NON-ACTION VERBS Vacation choices: Bora Borahas perfect weather and white sand beaches.   Unit 27             VERBS PLUS NOUNS, GERUNDS, AND INFINITIVES Career choices: What do you enjoy doing?   Unit 28             POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES AND POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS An apology: I think that's mine.   Review or SelfTest       From Grammar to Writing:                         ORGANIZATION: TIME MARKERS                         Describing a day in the life of a friend or relative     PART VIII:        REVIEW OF THE SIMPLE PAST TENSE; NEGATIVE QUESTIONS; THE FUTURE           Is Love Blind?   Unit 29             REVIEW OF THE SIMPLE PAST TENSE; NEGATIVE QUESTIONS A May-December romance: Isn't that an engagement ring?   Unit 30             WH- QUESTIONS IN THE SIMPLE PAST TENSE A quiz show: Who painted "The Night Watch"?   Unit 31             BE GOING TO FOR THE FUTURE; FUTURE AND PAST TIME MARKERS A telephone conversation: I'm going to see the ear, nose, and throat doctor.   Unit 32             WILL FOR THE FUTURE TV news report about lottery winners: I'll probably travel.   Review or SelfTest   From Grammar to Writing:                         TIME CLAUSES WITH WHEN                         Writing about your life     PART IX:    NOUNS, ARTICLES, AND QUANTIFIERS; MODALS I Carol and Yoko Have a Party   Unit 33             COUNT AND NON-COUNT NOUNS AND QUANTIFIERS A recipe for vegetable soup: There's one zucchini, a few carrots, and some yams.   Unit 34             QUESTIONS WITH ANY / SOME / HOW MUCH / HOW MANY; QUANTIFIERS; CONTAINERS Health and Fitness Magazine survey: Are you getting enough exercise?   Unit 35             CAN AND COULD FOR ABILITY AND POSSIBILITY; MAY I, CAN I, AND COULD I FOR POLITE REQUESTS A con artist: In three weeks you can look like him.   Unit 36             MAY OR MIGHT FOR POSSIBILITY A weather report: By Thursday we might see the sun.   Unit 37             DESIRES, INVITATIONS, REQUESTS: WOULD LIKE, WOULD YOU LIKE . . .? WOULD YOU PLEASE . . .? A modern matchmaker's questionnaire: I'd like my spouse to be generous.   Review or SelfTest   From Grammar to Writing:                         A BUSINESS LETTER                         Writing a letter to a university     PART X:     COMPARISONS; THE PAST PROGRESSIVE You Can Win More Bears with Honey   Unit 38             COMPARATIVE FORM OF ADJECTIVES Leaving a job: He's much happier and much more relaxed.   Unit 39             ADVERBS OF MANNER AND COMPARATIVE FORMS OF ADVERBS An essay about public speaking: Speak briefly, slowly, and clearly.   Unit 40             ADJECTIVE + ENOUGH; TOO / VERY; AS + ADJECTIVE / ADVERB + AS A perfectionist: It's way too small.   Unit 41             THE PAST PROGRESSIVE An embarrassing situation: We thought they were having a party.   Review or SelfTest   From Grammar to Writing:                         THE ORDER OF ADJECTIVES BEFORE NOUNS                         Finishing a story, "I was walking down the street when . . ."     PART XI:    MODALS II; THE SUPERLATIVE Carol's News   Unit 42             SHOULD, SHOULDN'T, OUGHT TO, HAD BETTER, AND HAD BETTER NOT White lies: What should I say?   Unit 43             HAVE TO, DON'T HAVE TO, MUST, MUSTN'T How people learn languages: I don't have to learn everything perfectly.   Unit 44             SUPERLATIVE FORM OF ADJECTIVES AND ADVERBS Interviews: What are the best years of your life?   Review or SelfTest   From Grammar to Writing:                         EXPRESSING AND SUPPORTING AN OPINION                         Responding to an e-mail     PUTTING IT ALL TOGETHER   REVIEW OF VERB TENSES AND MODALS Teenagers and their parents   REVIEW OF VERB TENSES AND COMPARISONS Comparing a big city and a small town   REVIEW OF VERB TENSES, NOUNS AND QUANTIFIERS Weddings     APPENDICES       1      Map of the World       2      Map of the United States and Canada       3      Numbers, Temperature, Months, Days, Seasons, Titles       4      Time       5      Parts of the Body; Medical Problems       6      Holidays in the United States and Canada       7      Plural Nouns: Spelling and Pronunciation Rules       8      Possessive Nouns       9      Non-count Nouns and Names of Containers     10      The Definite Article     11      Verb Tenses     12      Base Forms and Past-Tense Forms of Common Irregular Verbs     13      The Present Progressive: Spelling Rules     14      The Simple Present Tense: Spelling and Pronunciation Rules     15      The Simple Past Tense: Spelling and Pronunciation Rules     16      Comparisons with Adjectives and Adverbs     17      Models     18      Pronunciation Table   INDEX