Regents English Workbook 2

by Dixson, Robert J.

• ISBN13: 9780131991019
• ISBN10: 0131991019
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 1995-04-01
• Publisher: Pearson College Div

Summary

Used in schools throughout the world, this three-volume grammar series is appropriate for beginning, intermediate, and advanced-level ESL students. Lessons can be assigned in sequence as a formal introduction or review of all major language points, or can be assigned on a personal basis as individualized remedial instruction. Each page consists of a one page lesson on a particular grammar point. Each lesson presents: -a brief, clear explanation of the grammar point. -10 to 50 exercises of various types. Answers appear in a perforated answer key at the end of each book. Appendices summarize all major verb conjugations. The workbooks can be used on their own for remedial practice, as a complement to any basic textbook series, or in conjunction with Dixson's grammar texts: -Workbook #1: Beginning is coordinated with Dixson's Beginning Lessons in English, A and B. -Workbook #2: Intermediate is coordinated with Dixson's Second Book in English. -Workbook #3: Advanced reviews material from Books 1 and 2 and introduces new advanced material.

Table of Contents

Review: Possessive Adjectives

Review: Object Pronouns

Review: Reflexive Pronouns

Review: Possessive Pronouns

Review: Plural of Nouns 1

Review: Plural of Nouns 2

Review: Third Person Singular 1

Review: Third Person Singular 2

Review: Simple Present Tense

Review: Subject-Verb Agreement

Vocabulary Review: Opposites 1

Prepositions 1

Vocabulary Review 1

General Review 1

Review: Regular Verbs, Past Tense

Pronunciation of the Past Tense

Review: Irregular Verbs, Past Tense 1

Review: Irregular Verbs, Past Tense 2

Review: Negative Form 1

Review: Negative Form 2

Review: Negative Form 3

Review: Question Form 1

Review: Question Form 2

Review: Question Form 3

The

Review: Present Continuous Tense

Past Continuous Tense 1

Past Continuous Tense 2

Prepositions 2

Vocabulary Review 2

General View 2

Have to: Present Tense

Have to: Past, Future, and Present Perfect

Have to: Negative Form

Have to: Question Form

Say, Tell

Review: Present Perfect Tense

Abbreviations

Present Perfect Continuous Tense

Since, For, Ago

Past Perfect Tense

Review: Negative Form 4

Review: Question Form 4

Prepositions 3

Vocabulary Review 3

Vocabulary Review: Mistakes of Fact 1

General Review 3

Review: Contractions

Expressions of Purpose

Review: Indirect Object Position

Review: Irregular Verbs, Past Participle

Future Tense with Going To

Going to: Past Tense

Sequence of Tenses

Pronunciation of s

Pronunciation of ed in Regular Verbs

To get

Silent Letters

Prepositions 4

Vocabulary Review 4

General Review 4

Passive Voice 1

Passive Voice 2

Passive Voice 3

Passive Voice: Negative Form

Passive Voice: Question Form

Review: Articles

Review: Irregular Verbs 1

Vocabulary Review: Opposites 2

Review: Adjectives and Adverbs, Comparative Form

As...as

Review: some-any/someone-anyone

Word Stress

Review: Verb Tenses

Vocabulary Review: Mistakes of Fact 3

Prepositions 5

Vocabulary Review 5

General Review 5

Review: Irregular Verbs 2

Supposed to

Used to

Short Answers

Tag Questions 1

Tag Questions 2

Tag Questions 3

Gerunds 1

Gerunds 2

Gerunds 3

Review: Irregular Verbs 3

Idiomatic Expressions

Words Used as Nouns and Verbs

Corresponding Noun and Verb Forms 1

Corresponding Noun and Verb Forms 2

Prepositions 6

Vocabulary Review 6

General Review 6

Questions in Indirect Speech

Should , Ought to

Should, Ought to: Past Form 1

Should, Ought to: Past Form 2

Conditional Sentences, Future Possible 1

Conditional Sentences, Future Possible 2

Conditional Sentences, Present Unreal 1

Conditional Sentences, Present Unreal 2

Conditional Sentences, Present Unreal 3

Conditional Sentences, Past Unreal 1

Conditional Sentences, Past Unreal 2

Wish

Present Tense with Future Clauses

Homophones

Vocabulary Review: Opposites from Prefixes

Prepositions 7

Vocabulary Review 7

General Review 8

Abbreviated Clauses with too

Abbreviated Clauses with so

Abbreviated Clauses with either and neither 1

Abbreviated Clauses with either and neither 2

Abbreviated Clauses with Auxiliary Verbs

Corresponding Noun and Adjective Forms 1

Corresponding Noun and Adjective Forms 2

Perfect Form of Infinitives

Must have, may have

Review: Conditional Sentences

Review: Negative Form 5

Answer Key

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