New Concept English Grammar and Vocabulary Practice.2

Author: Tang Yijun / Country: Mainland China
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Publish Date: 1996-01-01
Features: This workbook primarily focuses on comparisons between grammatical structures and language patterns that are difficult for Chinese students to understand and master, such as present and past participles, with-structures, restrictive and non-restrictive relative clauses, etc. A significant portion of the content is dedicated to synonyms and near-synonyms that Chinese students often confuse and misuse. The book not only includes exercises on individual grammar points but also offers numerous comprehensive exercises. For similar or closely related grammatical phenomena (e.g., simple future and future continuous, simple perfect and perfect continuous, be going to form and simple future), the author has created a large number of comparative exercises to enhance students' ability to distinguish between them. To help students master special sentence structures in the textbook and strengthen their understanding of the characteristics of English and Chinese, each chapter includes a certain number of Chinese-to-English translation exercises. The book is completely organized according to the sequence of the original textbook, aligning with the key grammar points and special difficulties of each chapter, making it a perfect companion. For the convenience of self-study, reference answers are provided at the end of the book. At the end, heartfelt gratitude is extended to Professor Xu Cunyao for reviewing the manuscript and writing the preface. Special thanks are also given for his great help in my professional development over the years.