Cambridge(English in Use series)

Author: English
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Publication Date: 2001-06-01
Features: This book follows the principle of "learning language in context," supplemented by a large number of vivid charts, and abandons the outdated method of rote memorization. The content is derived from real language corpora, covering basic grammar and related issues. Explanations and exercises are presented side by side. Grammar explanations are on the left page, while exercises reinforce the learned usage on the right page, allowing for immediate practice. The book organizes grammar and classifications, making it convenient for teachers and students to select the desired content. It introduces learning techniques, summarizes grammatical patterns, and improves learning efficiency. The table of contents is clear and detailed, explaining the grammatical points covered in each unit, making it easy to quickly locate the desired content. The grammar index lists important grammatical topics covered in the book in alphabetical order and marks their positions, facilitating quick reference. The book also includes additional exercises, targeting each grammatical point for reinforcement. Additionally, it provides appendices and reference answers. The appendices include irregular verbs, passive voice, common errors, and other comprehensive reference materials; the reference answers are thorough and detailed, providing you with ample information.