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Book Synopsis

Advanced Grammar is a new, advanced-level grammar course that prepares English language learners for academic work. Its unique approach helps students master written grammar with the use of authentic academic sources and prepares them to read extensive academic texts, write and present using academic language, and process complex academic content. Advanced Grammar focuses on the academic forms and uses of grammatical structures without oversimplifying either the content or the grammar structures. This approach is made possible by the authentic textbook content upon which each chapter is based.

Features

  • In-depth exposure to authentic academic language via textbook excerpts. Students become accustomed to and use authentic academic language as it is spoken and written.
  • Rigorous and authentic readings from a variety of academic disciplines. Students are exposed to rich content that illustrates examples of gram

    Table of Contents

    Part 1: The Verb Tense System: Using Academic Verb Tense Patterns
    (Academic Discipline: Computer Science)
    Chapter 1: Review of Verb Tenses
    Chapter 2: Passive Verbs
    Chapter 3: Modal Auxiliary Verbs
    Part 1: Putting It All Together

    Part 2: Noun and Noun Phrases: Adding Variety and Detail
    (Academic Discipline: Sociology)
    Chapter 4: Noun Functions
    Chapter 5: Elements of Noun Phrases: Premodifiers
    Chapter 6: Elements of Noun Phrases: Postmodifiers
    Part 2: Putting It All Together

    Part 3: Adjective Clauses and Phrases: Adding Description, Prediction, Historical Explanation, and Emphasis
    (Academic Discipline: History)
    Chapter 7: Review of Adjective Clauses
    Chapter 8: Reduced Adjective Clauses and Adjective Phrases
    Chapter 9: Academic Uses of Adjective Clauses, Phrases, and Cleft References
    Part 3: Putting It All Together

    Part 4: Adverb Clauses, Adverb Phrases and Other Structures that Express Complex Relationships
    (Academic Discipline: Anthropology)
    Chapter 10: Adverb Clauses and Other Structures that Express Time, Cause/Effect, Purpose, and Manner
    Chapter 11: Adverb Clauses and Other Structures that Express Concession, Contrast, and Condition
    Chapter 12: Reduced Adverb Clauses and Absolute Constructions
    Part 4: Putting It All Together

    Part 5: Noun Clauses
    (Academic Discipline: Physics)
    Chapter 13: Noun Clauses Used as Objects
    Chapter 14: Noun Clauses Used as Subjects, Complements, and Appositives
    Chapter 15: Noun Clauses Used for Academic Purposes
    Part 5: Putting It All Together

    References
    Bibliography
    Appendix A: Vocabulary Practice
    Appendix B: Writing and Speaking Guidelines
    Appendix C: Answer Keys for Appendix A
    Appendix D: Answer Keys for "What Did You Learn?"
    Glossary of Grammar and Writing Terms

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      Publisher: Pearson Education (US)
      Publication Date: 24/08/2018
      ISBN13: 9780133041804, 978-0133041804
      ISBN10: 0133041808

      Description

      Book Synopsis

      Advanced Grammar is a new, advanced-level grammar course that prepares English language learners for academic work. Its unique approach helps students master written grammar with the use of authentic academic sources and prepares them to read extensive academic texts, write and present using academic language, and process complex academic content. Advanced Grammar focuses on the academic forms and uses of grammatical structures without oversimplifying either the content or the grammar structures. This approach is made possible by the authentic textbook content upon which each chapter is based.

      Features

      • In-depth exposure to authentic academic language via textbook excerpts. Students become accustomed to and use authentic academic language as it is spoken and written.
      • Rigorous and authentic readings from a variety of academic disciplines. Students are exposed to rich content that illustrates examples of gram

        Table of Contents

        Part 1: The Verb Tense System: Using Academic Verb Tense Patterns
        (Academic Discipline: Computer Science)
        Chapter 1: Review of Verb Tenses
        Chapter 2: Passive Verbs
        Chapter 3: Modal Auxiliary Verbs
        Part 1: Putting It All Together

        Part 2: Noun and Noun Phrases: Adding Variety and Detail
        (Academic Discipline: Sociology)
        Chapter 4: Noun Functions
        Chapter 5: Elements of Noun Phrases: Premodifiers
        Chapter 6: Elements of Noun Phrases: Postmodifiers
        Part 2: Putting It All Together

        Part 3: Adjective Clauses and Phrases: Adding Description, Prediction, Historical Explanation, and Emphasis
        (Academic Discipline: History)
        Chapter 7: Review of Adjective Clauses
        Chapter 8: Reduced Adjective Clauses and Adjective Phrases
        Chapter 9: Academic Uses of Adjective Clauses, Phrases, and Cleft References
        Part 3: Putting It All Together

        Part 4: Adverb Clauses, Adverb Phrases and Other Structures that Express Complex Relationships
        (Academic Discipline: Anthropology)
        Chapter 10: Adverb Clauses and Other Structures that Express Time, Cause/Effect, Purpose, and Manner
        Chapter 11: Adverb Clauses and Other Structures that Express Concession, Contrast, and Condition
        Chapter 12: Reduced Adverb Clauses and Absolute Constructions
        Part 4: Putting It All Together

        Part 5: Noun Clauses
        (Academic Discipline: Physics)
        Chapter 13: Noun Clauses Used as Objects
        Chapter 14: Noun Clauses Used as Subjects, Complements, and Appositives
        Chapter 15: Noun Clauses Used for Academic Purposes
        Part 5: Putting It All Together

        References
        Bibliography
        Appendix A: Vocabulary Practice
        Appendix B: Writing and Speaking Guidelines
        Appendix C: Answer Keys for Appendix A
        Appendix D: Answer Keys for "What Did You Learn?"
        Glossary of Grammar and Writing Terms

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