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1 Inventory of grammatical areas Verbs Regular and irregular forms Pages (Unit 1 Modals can (ability; requests; permission) could (ability; polite requests) Page 3 (Getting Started) Pages 45-47, (Unit Page 53 (Unit Pages 75, 77 (Unit Pages Pages (Unit 1 Page 5 (Unit Pages (Unit Page 29 (World Explorer) Page 33 (Unit Page 79 (Unit would (polite requests) Page 76 (Unit will (future) Pages (Unit Page (Unit Pages 100, 104 (Unit 1 Pages 6-7 (Unit Pages (Unit Pages (Unit 1 Page 14 (Unit Page 41 (Unit Page 7 (Unit Pages 22-23, 26 (Unit Page 19 (Unit Pages 22-23, 26 (Unit Pages (Unit 1 Pages Pages (Unit Page 100 (Unit 1 Time Zones - KET Grammar Page 1
2 shall (suggestion; offer) should (advice) Pages 90-93, 96 (Unit Pages 21-23, 26 (Unit Page 33 (Unit Pages may (possibility) have (got) Page 41 (Unit Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Page 100 (Unit 1 Pages (Unit to (obligation) Pages (Unit Pages 79-81, 84 (Unit Pages (Unit must (obligation) mustn t (prohibition) need (necessity) Page 63 (Unit Pages 91, 96 (Unit Page 99 (Unit 1 needn t (lack of necessity) Time Zones - KET Grammar Page 2
3 Tenses Present simple: states, habits, systems and processes and with future meaning (and verbs not used in the continuous form) Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Pages 24-27, (Unit Pages 66-69, (Unit Pages 74-77, 80 (Unit Pages (Unit Pages 4-7, 10 (Unit Pages 106, Present continuous: present actions and future meaning Pages , 108 (Unit 1 Pages 12-15, 18 (Unit Present perfect simple: recent past with just, indefinite past with yet, already, never, ever; unfinished past with for and since Pages 70-73, 76 (Unit Pages 92-93, 96 (Unit Pages (Unit Past simple: past events Pages (Unit Pages 62-65, 68 (Unit Pages 90-93, 96 (Unit Past continuous: parallel past actions, continuous actions interrupted by the past simple tense Pages 48-51, 54 (Unit Future with going to Pages , 104 (Unit 1 Future with will and shall: offers, promises, predictions, etc. Pages 40-43, 46 (Unit Verb forms Time Zones - KET Grammar Page 3
4 Affirmative, interrogative, negative Pages , 116 Pages 22-23, 26 (Unit Pages (Unit Imperatives Pages , 116 Pages 21-23, 26 (Unit Pages 20-23, (Unit Infinitives (with and without to) after verbs and adjectives Pages , 116 Gerunds (-ing form) after verbs and prepositions Pages 5-7 (Unit Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Gerunds as subjects and objects Pages (Unit Passive forms: present and past simple Pages 32-35, 38 (Unit Short questions (Can you?) and answers (No, he doesn t) Pages 9-11 (Unit Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Pages (Unit 1 Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Pages 99, 101 (Unit 1 Pages 5-6 (Unit Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Pages (Unit 1 Pages Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Page 64 (Unit Pages (Unit Pages 91-92, 97 (Unit Clause types Main clause: Carlos is Spanish. Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Time Zones - KET Grammar Page 4
5 Co-ordinate clause: Carlos is Spanish and his wife is English. Subordinate clause following sure, certain: I m sure (that) she s a doctor Subordinate clause following know, think, believe, hope: I hope you re well. Page 54 (Unit Page 84 (Unit Page 96 (Unit Subordinate clause following say, tell: She says (that) she s his sister. Page 93 (Unit Subordinate clause following if, when, where, because: I ll leave if you do that again. He ll come when you call. He ll follow where you go. I came because you asked me. Pages (Unit Pages 41, 43 (Unit Pages 98, (Unit 1 Pages (Unit 1 Interrogatives What, What (+ noun) Page 3 (Getting Started) Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Page 105 (Unit 1 Pages 4-7, 10 (Unit Pages (Unit Page 50 (Unit Pages 62, 69 (Unit Pages (Unit Pages (Unit 1 Pages Page 6 (Unit Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Pages 63 (Unit Pages 106, 107 Where; When Pages 38-39, 43 (Unit Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Page 35 (Unit Pages (Unit Page 100 (Unit 1 Pages Pages 43 (Unit Page 50 (Unit Pages 62, (Unit Page 108 Page 100 (Unit 1 Time Zones - KET Grammar Page 5
6 Who; Whose; Which How; How much; How many; How often; How long; etc. Why (including the interrogative forms of all tenses and modals listed) Nouns Singular and plural (regular and irregular forms) Countable and uncountable nouns with some and any Abstract nouns Pages (Unit Pages 26-27, 31 (Unit Page 3 (Getting Started) Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Pages 74-77, 80 (Unit Page 95 (Unit Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Compound nouns Page 53 (Unit Noun phrases Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Page 35 (Unit Page 42 (Unit Pages (Unit 1 Pages Pages 4-7, 10 (Unit Pages (Unit Page 49 (Unit Page 106 Page 21 (Unit Pages 13, 15 (Unit Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Page 99 (Unit 1 Page 80 (Unit Page 38 (Unit Page 42 (Unit Page 113 Page 23 (Unit Page 71 (Unit Pages 6-7, 11 (Unit Pages 13-15, 18 (Unit Pages 5-7 (Unit Page 12 (Unit Pages (Unit Time Zones - KET Grammar Page 6
7 Genitive: s & s Pages 9-12 (Unit Double genitive: a friend of theirs Page 19 (Unit Pages 26-27, 30 (Unit Pages 13, 15, 18 (Unit Page 65 (Unit Page 50 (Unit Page (Unit Time Zones - KET Grammar Page 7
8 Pronouns Personal (subject, object, possessive) Impersonal: it, there Demonstrative: this, that, these, those Quantitative: one, something, everybody, etc. Indefinite: some, any, something, one, etc. Relative: who, which, that, whom, whose Determiners Pages (Unit Pages 24-27, (Unit Pages (Unit Pages Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Pages Pages (Unit Page 37 (Unit Pages (Unit Page 75 (Unit Page 88 (Unit Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Pages 103 (Unit 1 a + countable nouns Page 16 (Unit Pages (Unit Page 78 (Unit Page 83 Pages 78-81, 84 (Unit Pages 4-7, 10 (Unit Pages 13-15, 18 (Unit Page 42 (Unit Page 41 (Unit Page 5 (Unit Pages (Unit Page 63 (Unit Page 50 (Unit Page 20 (Unit Pages (Unit 1 Page 22 (Unit Pages 71, 73 (Unit Page 32 (Unit Page 71 (Unit Pages (Unit 1 Page 71 (Unit Page 92 (Unit Pages 6-7, 10 (Unit Pages 13-15, 18 (Unit Page 7 (Unit Pages (Unit 12 Pages 6 (Unit Page 21 (Unit Pages (Unit Page 41 (Unit Pages 71, 73 (Unit Time Zones - KET Grammar Page 8
9 the + countable/uncountable nouns Adjectives Colour, size, shape, quality, nationality Predicative and attributive Cardinal and ordinal numbers Possessive: my, your, his, her, etc. Demonstrative: this, that, these, those Quantitative: some, any, many, much, a few, a lot of, all, other, every, etc. Comparative and superlative forms (regular and irregular) Order of adjectives Pages (Unit Page (Unit Pages (Unit Pages 83, 88 (Unit Page 73 (Unit Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Pages 71, 73 (Unit 8 Pages 12-15, (Unit Pages 32-35, 38 (Unit Pages 40-43, (Unit Pages 71-73, 77 (Unit Page 54 (Unit Pages 79, 84 (Unit Page 6 (Unit Pages (Unit Pages 33-35, 39(Unit Pages 4-7, 10 (Unit Pages 33-35, 39 (Unit Page 21 (Unit Page 71 (Unit Page 107 Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Page 41 (Unit Page 112 Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Pages 5-6 (Unit Pages (Unit Page 72 (Unit Page 41 (Unit Pages (Unit Pages 63-65, 68 (Unit Page 92 (Unit Pages (Unit Pages 40-43, 46 (Unit Pages 79-81, 84 (Unit Pages 13-15, (Unit Page 41 (Unit Page 41 (Unit Pages (Unit Time Zones - KET Grammar Page 9
10 Participles as adjectives Pages (Unit Adverbs Regular and irregular forms Pages 95-97, 100 (Unit Pages (Unit Pages 33-35, 38 (Unit Manner: quickly, carefully, etc. Pages 95-97, 100 (Unit Pages 33-35, 38 (Unit Frequency: often, never, twice a day, etc. Pages 95-97, 100 (Unit Page 63 (Unit Pages (Unit Definite time: now, last week, etc. Pages (Unit Page 101 (Unit 1 Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Indefinite time: already, just, yet, etc. Degree: very, too, rather, etc. Place: here, there, etc. Pages (Unit Page 80 (Unit Page 88 (Unit Page 54 (Unit Page 71 (Unit Direction: left, right, along, etc. Pages 22-23, 26 (Unit Sequence: first, next, etc. The opportunity to address this objective exists. For example, see pages 26 and 96. The opportunity to address this objective exists. For example, see page 57. Pre-verbal, post-verbal and end-position adverbs Pages (Unit (Unit 12 Comparative and superlative forms (regular and irregular) Pages 42-43, 46 (Unit Time Zones - KET Grammar Page 10
11 Prepositions Location: to, on, inside, next to, at (home), etc. Pages (Unit Pages 21-23, 26 (Unit Pages (Unit Time: at, on, in, during, etc. Pages (Unit Page (Unit Page 76 (Unit, 112 Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Direction: to, into, out of, from, etc. Instrument: by, with Pages 21-23, 26 (Unit Miscellaneous: like, about, etc. Page (Unit Pages (Unit Page 98 (Unit 1 Prepositional phrases: at the end of, in front of, etc. Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Pages (Unit Prepositions preceding nouns and adjectives: by car, for sale, at last, etc. Connectives and, but, or Pages 46-47, 50 (Unit Page 68 (Unit Page 84 (Unit Page 96 (Unit Page 112 Page 10 (Unit Page 76 (Unit Page 84 (Unit when, where, because, if Pages 94, (Unit Pages (Unit 1 Page 33 (Unit Pages (Unit Pages 98, , 104 (Unit 1 Page 54 (Unit Page 76 (Unit Time Zones - KET Grammar Page 11
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