Cambridge English Grammar (Second Edition)_

Author: Han Minhong, translated by Zhao Donghong
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Publish Date: 2002-06-01
Features: This book is a comprehensive grammar guide designed for students with intermediate or higher English proficiency, combining explanations and exercises. Easy to Use: One side of the book features grammar explanations, while the opposite side provides exercises on the same content. Additional exercises at the back offer more practice problems. The book explains common grammar topics for intermediate-level students in an accessible manner. Self-Study Designed: With the help of a study guide, students can choose to focus on grammar topics they find challenging. The table of contents and index make it easy to locate specific units. All exercise answers are provided at the back. The appendix details the following topics: irregular verbs, tenses, modal verbs, spelling, abbreviations, and American English. Additional Exercises: The book Cambridge English Grammar includes additional exercises at the back (pages 284–300). These exercises help students review and reinforce the grammar covered in the book. For example, Exercise 14 is designed based on the grammar topics covered in Units 26–40. Cambridge English Grammar is designed for students to learn English grammar independently, but it can also be used as a teaching material by teachers. It is suitable for students with intermediate or upper-intermediate English proficiency to review and reinforce grammar knowledge and learn new grammatical structures. It is also suitable for students with slightly higher levels. The content of Cambridge English Grammar is categorized by grammar topics (e.g., present and past tenses, articles and nouns, prepositions), allowing teachers to flexibly assign exercises based on the syllabus and students' learning difficulties. Cambridge English Grammar can be used for after-class exercises, as a review or supplementary resource for English grammar. The book can be used by the entire class or individually by students to address their weaknesses. The left page of each unit (explanations and examples) is prepared for self-study but can also serve as teaching material for instructors. The right page with exercises can be completed independently, in class, or as homework. The additional exercises at the back (pages 284–300) are comprehensive practice problems designed to reinforce the grammar topics covered in each unit.