El módulo Grammar

Say It Right – Grammar is a multilevel program created with the aim to test and consolidate practical knowledge of English grammar, as well as to encourage learners to explore it further on their own. With over 300 exercises ranging across levels intermediate through advanced, Say It Right – Grammar provides extensive review and intensive practice of all essential grammar points.

The course is divided into 20 units, each of which deals with an important aspect of English grammar. Generally, the emphasis has been put on giving attention to those grammar points which are frequently a problem for learners, and which are vital for speaking and writing correctly. Each unit contains from four to as many as fifty exercises, depending on the complexity of a given grammar point.

Say It Right – Grammar is intuitive and easy to use, incorporating the commonplace drag-and-drop technique. The most common formats of exercises are the multiple-choice gap-fill and the error correction.

Say It Right – Grammar may be used for exam preparation, as a diagnostic tool to identify different grammatical problems, or simply as a refresher course. It is suitable for those studying for FCE, TOEFL, or IELTS, as well as for those who have progressed beyond the intermediate level and who would like to become more confident when it comes to using English grammar.

Because Say It Right – Grammar has been developed to combine grammar practice with exposure to correct English pronunciation, all the answers have been recorded in Standard British and General American for individual repetition. Therefore, the user may learn the correct grammatical forms not only the way they are written but also the way they are pronounced!

Say It Right – Grammar is intended for self-study, but can also serve as an additional teaching resource in the classroom. It can be used on computers, tablets, or mobile phones.

A sample of all types of exercises is available in a free Demo.

CONTENTS:

NOUNS

• Countable vs. uncountable
• Subject-verb agreement

POSSESSIVES ARTICLES

• General
• People, characters, jobs, positions
• Holidays, periods, events, time expressions
• Newspapers, magazines, websites, apps, media, communications
• Streets, districts, airports, hotels, buildings, landmarks
• Towns, cities, regions, countries, continents, rivers, lakes, seas, oceans, deserts, islands, mountains

QUANTIFIERS

• Some – any – no – none
• Each – every Few – little
• Both – either – neither

ADJECTIVES

• General
• Order of adjectives
• Adjectives ending in -ed and -ing

ADVERBS

• Adverbs vs. adjectives
• Well – good
• Position of adverbs

VERBS

• Transitive vs. intransitive verbs
• Infinitive, gerund, bare infinitive
• Past and past participle forms

PRESENT TENSES

• Present simple vs. present continuous
• Present simple vs. present perfect
• Present perfect simple vs. present perfect continuous

PAST TENSES

• Past simple vs. present perfect
• Past simple vs. past continuous
• Past continuous vs. used to
• Used to – would
• Past simple vs. past perfect
• Past perfect vs. present perfect
• Past perfect simple vs. past perfect continuous
• Past perfect continuous vs. past continuous

FUTURE FORMS PASSIVE VOICE

• General
• Causative forms

CONDITIONALS

• 1st conditional 0 conditional vs. 1st conditional
• 2nd conditional
• 1st conditional vs. 2nd conditional
• 3rd conditional
• 2nd conditional vs. 3rd conditional
• Mixed conditionals
• General

WISH – IF ONLY MODAL VERBS INVERSION REPORTED SPEECH PREPOSITIONS

• Prepositions of place
• Prepositions of time
• Prepositions after verbs
• Prepositions after adjectives
• General

RELATIVE CLAUSES QUESTIONS

• General Question tags
• Embedded questions

COMMON PROBLEMS

• For – since
• It – there
• As – like
• Used to – be used to – get used to
• Other – others – another
• Would rather – prefer
• Although – despite – however
• So – such