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Table of Contents

• Cover
  
• Table of Contents
  

1. Introduction
2. Grammar
3. Word Order
4. Syntax
5. Simple Sentences
6. Complex Sentences
7. Parts of Speech
   1. Nouns
      1. Number
      2. Proper Nouns
      3. Concrete and abstract nouns
      4. Countability
      5. Gender
   2. Verbs
      1. Moods
         1. Indicative Mood
            1. Tenses
               1. Simple Tenses
               2. Progressive Tenses
               3. Perfect Tenses
               4. Perfect Progressive Tenses
               5. Future with 'going to' and 'will'
         2. Interrogative Mood
         3. Imperative Mood
         4. Vocative Mood
         5. Subjunctive Mood
      2. Voice
   3. Adjectives
      1. Possessive Adjectives
      2. Demonstrative Adjectives
      3. Comparatives and Superlatives
   4. Adverbs
      1. Adverbs of Frequency
   5. Pronouns
      1. Personal Pronouns
      2. Possessive Pronouns
      3. Demonstrative Pronouns
      4. Relative Pronouns
      5. Reflexive Pronouns
   6. Prepositions
      1. Prepositions of Time
      2. Prepositions of Space
      3. Prepositions of Sphere
   7. Conjunctions
      1. Correlative Conjunctions
      2. Coordinating Conjunctions
   8. Interjections
   9. Articles
8. Parts of the Sentence
   1. Subjects
   2. Predicates
9. Word Functions
   1. Subjects
   2. Direct Objects
   3. Indirect Objects
   4. Objects of the Preposition

Other:

1. Gerunds
2. Idiomatic Phrases
3. Spelling
4. Vocabulary
5. Punctuation
6. Appositives
7. Phonics
8. Pronunciation
9. Differences between British English and American English

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