Regents English Workbook 3

by Dixson, Robert J.; Dart, Alan

• ISBN13: 9780131992689
• ISBN10: 0131992686
• Edition: 2nd
• 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

To Be: Present Tense

To Be: Present Tense, Negative and Question Forms

To Be: Past Tense

To Be: Past Tense, Negative and Question Forms

To Be: Future Tense

To Be: Future Tense, Negative and Question Forms

Present Continuous Tense

Present Continuous Tense: Negative and Question Forms

Past Continuous Tense

Future Continuous Tense

Simple Present Tense

Simple Present Tense: Negative Form

Simple Present Tense: Question Form

Regular Verbs: Past Tense

Irregular Verbs: Past Tense

Past Tense: Negative Form

Past Tense: Question Form

Future Tense

Future Tense: Negative Form

Future Tense: Question Form

Going to Future

Going to Future: Negative and Question Forms

Present Perfect Tense

Present Perfect Tense: Negative and Question Forms

Present Perfect Continuous Tense

Past Perfect Tense

Past Perfect Continuous Tense

Future Perfect Tense

Review: Verb Tenses

Review: Negative Form

Review: Question Form 1

Review: Question Form 2

Contractions

Short Answers

Tag Questions

Infinitives: Continuous and Perfect Forms

Infinitives without to

Passive Voice 1

Passive Voice 2

Passive Voice: Continuous Form

Passive Voice: Modal Auxiliaries

Passive Voice: Negative Form

Passive Voice: Question Form

Sequence of Tenses

Direct and Indirect Speech

Indirect Speech: Questions

Indirect Speech: Commands

Causative Form

Exclamatory Form

Emphatic Form

So

So, Indeed, of Course, Naturally

Abbreviated Clauses with Too, So

Abbreviated Clauses with Either, Neither

Supposed to

Used to

To Be Used to

Had better

Would Rather

Can, Could

Should after If

Difficult Verbs: Raise, Rise, Set, Sit

Difficult Verbs: Lay, Lie

Participles

Gerunds 1

Gerunds 2

Despite, in Spite of

One

Adjective Form of Nouns

Noun Form of Adjectives

Until, as Far as

Adverbs of Time

Still, Anymore

Else

Question Words with Ever

Expressions of Quantity

General Review

Position of Prepositions 1

Position of Prepositions 2

Review: Special Difficulties 1

Review: Special Difficulties 2

Review: Special Difficulties 3

Articles

Punctuation: The Comma 1

Punctuation: The Comma 2

Punctuation: The Comma 3

Punctuation: The Comma and Semicolon

Review: Punctuation

Spelling Rules

Mark Twain and the Game Warden

Mark Twain and the Train Ticket

The Pied Piper of Hamelin

The Three Wishes

The Sick Prince

Three Men and a Train

Robert Bruce and the Spider

Answer Key

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