Grammar to Go: English Grammar Practice, Vol. 3 » (1st Edition)

Grammar to Go 3, by Robert J. Dixson, offers beginning students focused, streamlined practice of the fundamentals of English grammar. With its classic present-and-practice format, Grammar to Go 3 is the perfect self-study workbook, course supplement, or handy reference. The book offers clear explanations and examples of the key structures of English grammar, a two-column exercise format for easy grading, and a Grammar Summary section for quick grammar reference.

To be: Present tense

To be: Present tense: negative and question forms

To be: Past tense

To be: Past tense: negative and question forms

Present continuous tense

Present continuous tense: Negative and question forms

Past continuous tense

Future continuous tense

Simple present tense

Simple present tense: Negative form

Simple present tense: Question form

Regular verbs: Past tense

Irregular verbs: Past tense

Past tense: Negative form

Past tense: Question form

Future tense

Future tense: Negative form

Future tense: Question form

Going to

Going to:Negative and question forms

Present perfect tense

Present perfect tense: Negative and question forms

Present perfect continuous tense

Past perfect tense

Past perfect continuous tense

Future perfect tense

Verb tenses: Review

Negative form: Review

Question form: Review 1

Question form: Review 2

Contractions

Short answers

Tag questions

Infinitives: Continuous and perfect forms

Simple form of the verb

Passive voice 1

Passive voice 2

Passive voice: Continuous form

Passive voice: Modal auxiliaries

Passive voice: Negative form

Passive voice: Question form

Sequence of tenses

Direct and indirect speech

Indirect speech: Questions

Indirect speech: Commands

Causative form

Exclamatory form

Emphatic form

So

Expressions of agreement: So, indeed, of course, naturally

Abbreviated clauses: With too and so

Abbreviated clauses: With either and neither

Supposed to

Used to

To be used to

Had better

Would rather

Should after if

Difficult verbs: Raise, rise, set, sit

Difficult verbs: Lay, lie

Participle adjectives

Participles: In modifying phrases

Gerunds 1

Gerunds 2

Gerunds 3

Despite, in spite of

Because, although

So…that, such…that

One

Adjective form of nouns

Noun form of adjectives

Noun form of verbs

Vocabulary practice: Opposites from prefixes

Noun Suffixes

Until, as far as

Adverbs: Of time and frequency

Still, anymore

Else

Question words with ever

Expressions of quantity

Few, Little

General review

Position of prepositions 1

Position of prepositions 2

Special difficulties 1

Special difficulties 2

Special difficulties 3

Articles

Punctuation: Commas 1

Punctuation: Commas 2

Punctuation: Commas 3

Punctuation: Commas and semicolons

Punctuation: Review

Spelling rules

Appendix: Grammar Summary

Answer Key