LONGMAN
CORRELATION
Expressways
Books 1–4 (2nd ed.)
by Steven J. Molinsky & Bill Bliss
to
GrammarWork
Books 1–4
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ExpressWays 1 2/e -----> GrammarWork 1 2/e
Exit 1
pp. 10-11
pp. 14-15
Exit 2
Meeting and Greeting People
Where Are You From?
Meet These People
p. 3
Possessive Adjectives: My, Your,
His, Her
p. 14
p. 1
Affirmative Statements: Verb To
Be
Contracted Forms: I, You, He, She
p. 2
Subject Pronouns: He, She
p. 15
Subject Pronouns and
Contractions: Verb To Be
p. 16
Possessive Adjectives: Verb To
Be
p. 14
Affirmative Statements: Verb To
Be
p. 19
Yes-No Questions: Verb To Be
p. 20
Yes-No Questions: Verb To Be
p. 21
Negative Statements: Verb To Be
p. 22
Negative and Affirmative
Statements: Verb To Be
pp. 23-24
Negative and Affirmative Short
Answers: Verb To Be
Affirmative Statements: Present
Continuous
Affirmative Statements: Present
Continuous
People and Places
pp. 20-21
You Have the Wrong Number
pp. 22-23
Is Peter There?
pp. 24-25
Where Are You Going?
pp. 26-29
What Are You Doing?
pp. 58-59
p. 30
I Can’t Talk Right Now. I’m
Taking a Shower.
p. 60
p. 31
Steve’s Friends Can’t Talk Right
Now
p. 61
Spelling: Present Continuous
Prepositions of Place: Next To,
Across From, Between, On
Affirmative Statements: Simple
Present
Exit 3
Getting Around Town
pp. 34-39
Is There a Post Office Nearby?
p. 79
pp. 40-41
Does This Bus Go to Westville?
p. 82
p. 83
Spelling: -s, -es, -ies
2
pp. 42-43
Is This Bus Number 42?
p. 19
Yes-No Questions: Verb To Be
p. 20
Yes-No Questions: Verb To Be
p. 91
Yes-No Questions: Simple
Present
p. 92
Yes-No Questions: Simple
Present
p. 93
Negative and Affirmative Short
Answers: Simple Present
Affirmative Statements:
Imperatives
pp. 44-45
Can You Tell Me How to Get to
the Bus Station?
p. 80
pp. 46-47
Can You Please Tell Me How to
Get to the Museum?
p. 81
Negative Statements: Imperatives
pp. 48-49
Can You Tell Me How to Get to
Franklin’s Department Store?
pp. 44-45
Affirmative Statements: There Is
and There Are
p. 46
Articles A and The: There Is and
There Are
p. 47
Yes-No Questions: There Is and
There Are
p. 48
Word Order with Yes-No
Questions: There Is and There Are
p. 49
Negative and Affirmative Short
Answers: There Is and There Are
Demonstrative Pronouns: This and
That
Exit 4
pp. 58-59
pp. 62-63
pp. 64-65
Housing and Food
Is There a Refrigerator in the
Kitchen?
Where Do You Want This Sofa?
There Aren’t Any More Cookies
p. 34
p. 35
Demonstrative Pronouns: These
and Those
p. 36
That and Those Before Nouns
p. 37
These and Those Before Nouns
pp. 50-51
Some with Countable and
Uncountable Nouns: There Is and
There Are
3
pp. 66-67
There Isn’t Any More Milk
pp. 68-69
Excuse Me. Where Are the
Carrots?
pp. 70-71
Mmm! This Cake is Delicious!
Exit 5
p. 52
A with Countable Nouns and
Some with Uncountable Nouns:
There Is
p. 53
Any with Negative Statements:
There Is and There Are
p. 54
Countable and Uncountable
Nouns
p. 55
Some and Any with Affirmative
and Negative Statements: There Is
and There Are
p. 56
Any with Yes-No Questions:
There Is and There Are
At Work
pp. 74-75
What Do You Do?
pp. 8-9
Articles A and An: Verb To Be
pp. 76-77
What Do They Do?
p. 82
Affirmative Statements: Simple
Present
p. 83
p. 106
Spelling: -s, -es, -ies
Affirmative Statements: Can
p. 107
Negative Statements: Can
Pp. 78-79 Can You ...?
pp. 110-111Negative and Affirmative Short
Answers: Can
pp. 80-81
pp. 82-83
pp. 84-85
pp. 86-87
Exit 6
What Do They Look Like?
How Am I Doing?
What Day Is It?
Keeping in Touch
p. 112
pp. 6-7
p. 96
Yes-No Questions: Can
Adjectives: Verb To Be
Object Pronouns: Them and It
p. 97
Object Pronouns: Simple Present,
Imperatives
p. 98
Object and Subject Pronouns:
Simple Present
Prepositions of Time: In and At
Adverbs of Frequency: Simple
Present
p. 84
p. 85
Health and Emergencies
pp. 92-93
I Have a Headache
pp. 86-87
pp. 94-95
What Do You Recommend?
p. 43
Affirmative Statements: Have and
Has
Prepositions of Place: In and On
p. 99
Prepositions of Place: In, On, At
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pp. 100-101 Touch Your Toes
p. 80
Affirmative Statements:
Imperatives
pp. 102-103 You Should Go on a Diet
p. 81
p. 89
Negative Statements: Imperatives
Advice with Should and Shouldn’t
[GrammarWork 2]
Affirmative Statements:
Imperatives
pp. 104-105 Take One Tablet Three Times a
Day
p. 80
p. 81
Negative Statements: Imperatives
pp. 112-113 I’m Looking for a Shirt
pp. 114-115 May I Help You?
p. 17
p. 18
pp. 116-117 It’s Too Short
pp. 118-119 Excuse Me. Where Are the Rest
Rooms?
p. 108
pp. 39-40
Regular Noun Plurals
Regular Noun Plurals with
Adjectives
Too and Very
Questions with Who, What, Where
pp. 120-122 I’d Like to Buy This Watch
pp. 124-125 I Want to Return This Fan
p. 43
p. 29
p. 109
Prepositions of Place: In and On
Money and Numbers
Too and Very
pp. 69-71
Affirmative Statements: Future
with Going To
p. 72
Negative and Affirmative Short
Answers: Future with Going To
pp. 73-74
Negative Statements: Future with
Going To
p. 75
Questions with Who, When, What
Time: Future with Going To
p. 76
p. 113
Review: Future with Going To
Review: Can
p. 121
Affirmative Statements: Past of
Regular Verbs and the Irregular
Verb To Go
Exit 7
Exit 8
Shopping
Recreation
pp. 132-133 What Are You Going to Do This
Weekend?
pp. 138-139 I’m Afraid I Can’t. I Have to
Work Late.
pp. 140-142 What Did You Do?
pp. 122-123 Affirmative Statements: Past of
Regular Verbs, Past of To Be
5
p. 143
What Did You Do? (cont.)
pp. 124-125 Negative and Affirmative Short
Answers: Past of Regular Verbs
p. 126
pp. 144-145 Let’s Do Something Outdoors
Today
pp. 146-148 What Movie Did You See?
Negative Statements: Past of
Regular Verbs
pp. 127-128 Negative and Affirmative
Statements: Past of Regular
Verbs, Simple Present
p. 129
Questions with When, Where,
Who, What: Past of Regular
Verbs, Past of To Be, Simple
Present
p. 130
pp. 150-151 What Do You Like to Do?
Questions with When and How
Long: Past of Regular Verbs
p. 131
Review: Past, Past of To Be
pp. 124-125 Contrast: Past vs. Present
[GrammarWork 2]
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Exit 1
pp. 2-3
Friends and Neighbors
Hello. I’m Your Neighbor
pp. 9-10
p. 11
pp. 4-5
pp. 6-7
Is There a Laundromat in This
Neighborhood?
Can I Park My Car Here?
pp. 10-11
Could You Lend Me a Hammer?
pp. 12-13
I Knocked On Your Door Several
Times Last Week
pp. 14-15
Maybe You Should Call the
Plumber
pp. 12-13
pp. 22-25
Yes-No Questions: There Is and
There Are
p. 85
Requests for Permission with Can
and May
p. 90
Possibility with Can
p. 91
Questions with Where, Impersonal
Pronoun You
Negative Statements with Can’t
Subject and Object Pronouns:
Present Continuous
pp. 106-107Irregular Past Tense Verbs
p. 92
p. 29
pp. 110-111Regular and Irregular Past Tense
Verbs
p. 26
Affirmative Statements: Present
Continuous
Negative Statements: Simple
Present
Calling People Going Places
p. 28
Could You Please Tell Me How to
Make a Long-Distance Call?
May I Please Speak to Betty?
pp. 29-31
She Won’t Be Back Until 3:00
pp. 32-35
pp. 36-37
pp. 38-39
Review: Questions with Where,
Possessives, Ordinal Numbers,
Prepositions.
Negative and Affirmative
Statements: There Is and There
Are
p. 14
pp. 49-50
Exit 2
Questions with What Kind Of,
When, Where: Verb To Be
When Is the Next Bus to Buffalo?
Please Fasten Your Seat Belt!
I Want to Report an Emergency!
p. 83
Affirmative Imperatives
p. 85
Requests For Permission with Can
and May
pp. 41-46
p. 8
p. 83
p. 7
Future with Will
Prepositions of Time: In and On
Affirmative Imperatives
Prepositions of Place: In and On
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Exit 3
Food
p. 44
Do We Need Anything from the
Supermarket?
pp. 45-47
What Do You Want Me to Get?
pp. 48-49
pp. 54-55
pp. 56-57
pp. 58-60
Exit 4
pp. 66-69
pp. 70-73
pp. 20-22
Partitives
I Want a Pound of Roast Beef
I’d Like the Chicken
pp. 15-17
Countable and Uncountable
Nouns: Some and Any
Would You Like a Few More
Meatballs?
p. 18
Questions with How Much and
How Many
p. 19
A Little and A Few
p. 93
Affirmative Statements with
Would Like
p. 94
Yes-No Questions with Would
Like
p. 95
Go + Complement: Invitations
with Would Like
Review: Countable and
Uncountable Nouns, Partitives
Can You Tell Me the Recipe?
p.23
p. 83
Affirmative Imperatives
p. 75
Adjective Comparatives with –er
p. 76
Spelling: Adjective Comparatives
p. 77
Adjective Comparatives with
More
p. 78
Adjective Comparatives with –er
and More
Pronouns One and Ones
Personal Finances
I Don’t Think We Can Afford It
Can You Show Me a Less
Expensive One?
p. 55
p. 56
Questions with Which One and
Which Ones
p. 79
Adjective Superlatives with –est
p. 80
Adjective Superlatives with The
Most
p. 81
Adjective Superlatives with –est
and The Most
p. 82
Review: Comparatives and
Superlatives
8
pp. 74-75
pp. 82-83
Exit 5
pp. 92-93
pp. 94-95
p. 96
Exit 6
I Think We Should Stop at the
Bank
Did You Remember to Pay the
Telephone Bill?
Affirmative Statements: Future
with Going To
p. 89
Advice with Should and Shouldn’t
p. 96
pp. 4-5
Affirmative Statements with Have
To
Ordinal Numbers
p. 8
Prepositions of Time: In and On
p. 61
Adverbs of Manner: Simple
Present
Advice with Should and Shouldn’t
Review: Future with Will
At Work
You’re a Very Accurate
Translator!
Am I Typing Fast Enough?
I Won’t Be Able to Work This
Weekend
p. 89
p. 46
p. 96
Affirmative Statements with Have
To
p. 126
Affirmative Statements: Past
Continuous
p. 127
Affirmative Statements with
When: Past Continuous
p. 128
Negative and Affirmative Short
Answers: Past Continuous
Combining Sentences with So:
Future with Going To
Rules and Regulations
pp. 112-113 Let Me See Your License
pp. 116-117 When Are You Going to Fix My
Sink?
pp. 120-121 You Should Write to the Mayor
Exit 7
p. 37
p. 38
p. 39
Negative Statements: Future with
Going To
p. 40
Questions with When, What,
Where, Whose: Future with Going
To
Advice with Should and Shouldn’t
p. 89
School, Family, and Friends
pp. 128-130 How is David Doing in Math
This Year?
p. 3
Possessive of Singular Nouns:
Verb To Be
p. 29
Subject and Object Pronouns:
Present Continuous
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pp. 134-135 Whose Things Are These?
p. 2
Questions with Whose
p. 108
Possessive Pronouns: Regular and
Irregular Past Tense Verbs
p. 109
pp. 138-139 Good News! Bad News!
pp. 140-141 Did You Hear the News?
pp. 142-143 I Really Like Your New Laptop
Computer
pp. 144-145 What Are You Going to Do This
Weekend?
Exit 8
pp. 152-153
pp. 156-157
Possessive Adjectives vs.
Possessive Pronouns
pp. 110-112 Regular and Irregular Past Tense
Verbs
p. 51
Like + Noun: Simple Present
pp. 113-114 Subject and Object Questions:
Regular and Irregular Past Tense
Verbs
p. 40
Questions with When, What,
Where, Whose: Future with Going
To
p. 41
Affirmative Statements: Future
with Will
p. 43
Yes-No Questions: Predictions
Strategies for Communicating
Saying Good-bye
I Agree
I’ve Really Got to Go Now
p. 89
p. 96
Advice with Should and Shouldn’t
Affirmative Statements with Have
To
p. 97
Negative Statements with Have
To
p. 98
Yes-No Questions with Have To
pp. 99-100 Have To vs. Can and Can’t
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Exit 1
p. 2
pp. 3–7
Meeting and Greeting People
Giving Information
Let Me Introduce Myself
You’re New Here, Aren’t You?
pp. 12–13 Affirmative Statements: Simple
Present, Verb To Be
p. 14
pp. 10–11 Passport, Please!
pp. 8–9
pp. 12–13 I Have a Reservation
p. 73
Exit 2
WH Questions and Yes-No
Questions: Simple Present, Verb
To Be
No Article vs. The with Place
Names: Verb To Be
Polite Requests with Would and
Could
Sharing News and Information
pp. 20–21 What’s New with You?
pp. 22–23 Is Anything Wrong?
pp. 16–17 Regular Verbs: Simple Past
p. 18
Past Form vs. Simple Form:
Simple Past
p. 19
Irregular Past Tense Verbs
pp. 20–21 Affirmative Statements: Regular
and Irregular Past Tense Verbs
pp. 28–29 What Are You Going to Do This
Weekend?
pp. 30–31 Tell Me a Little About Yourself
p. 28
p. 37
Review: Simple Past
Affirmative Statements: Future
with Will
pp. 22–23 Affirmative Statements: Regular
and Irregular Past Tense Verbs
p. 24
Questions with When, How, Why,
What, Who, Where:
Regular and Irregular Past Tense
Verbs
pp. 40–41 Does This Train Go to the Bronx?
p. 15
pp. 42–43 When Is the Next Flight to
Chicago?
p. 74
Simple Form vs. Present Form:
Simple Present
Have To and Don’t Have To
Exit 3
People and Places
pp. 44–47 Can You Tell Me How to Get to
City Hall?
pp. 48–49 I’m Lost!
p. 76
p. 133
Have Got To
Review: Prepositions of Place:
In, On, At
pp. 22–23 Affirmative Statements: Regular
and Irregular Past Tense Verbs
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Exit 4
pp. 56–59
pp. 60–63
pp. 64–65
pp. 66–67
Housing and Food
Looking for an Apartment
Could You Do Me a Favor?
It’s in the Dairy Section, Aisle B
It’s Amazing How Little You
Can Buy!
pp. 68–69 Mmm! These Are Delicious!
Exit 5
p. 6
pp. 4–5
Nouns in Adjective Position
Countable and Uncountable
Nouns: Verb To Be, Simple Present
pp. 100–101
Quantifiers: A Little, A Few, A
Lot Of
p. 102
p. 122
Quantifiers: Much, Many, Any
Object Pronoun Reference:
Simple Present, Future with Will,
Polite Imperatives
p. 123
Object vs. Subject Pronouns:
Simple Present
At Work
pp. 76–77 What Position Do You Have
Open?
pp. 78–81 Has Bob Gone to the Bank Yet?
pp. 82–83 Have You Ever Flown a 747?
pp. 84–85 Have You Given Out the
Paychecks Yet?
pp. 56–57 Present Perfect: Regular Past
Participles
p. 58
Since and For: Present Perfect
p. 59
Negative Statements with Since
and For (Present Perfect:
Regular and Irregular Past
Participles)
p. 61
Already and Yet: Present Perfect
p. 62
Negative and Affirmative
Statements with Already and Yet
(Present Perfect: Regular and
Irregular Past Participles)
Questions with How Many
Times: Present Perfect: Regular
and Irregular Past Participles
p. 60
p. 75
p. 63
Be Able To
Negative and Affirmative Short
Answers: Present Perfect
p. 64
Yes-No Questions with Yet
(Present Perfect: Regular and
Irregular Past Participles)
p. 47
Present Continuous with Future
Intention [Related Expansion]
pp. 48–51 Affirmative Statements: Past
Continuous [Related Expansion]
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pp. 86–87 Do You Know How to Use a
Word Processor?
pp. 88–89 Can You Tell Me a Little More
About the Position?
pp. 52–53 Affirmative Statements: Present
Perfect Continuous
p. 54
Negative and Affirmative Short
Answers: Present Perfect
Continuous
p. 55
Questions with How Long:
Present Perfect Continuous
Review: Present Perfect
p. 65
pp. 66–69 Contrast: Present Perfect, Past,
Present
Exit 6
Health and Emergencies
pp. 94–95 I Want to Report an Emergency!
pp. 96–97 I Want to Report an Accident!
pp. 100–101
I’m Not Feeling Very Well
pp. 104–105
I Strongly Advise You to
Change Your Diet
pp. 106–107
Be Sure to Follow the
Directions on the Label
pp. 110–111
Can I Offer a Suggestion?
Exit 7
Shopping
pp. 116–117
Where Can I Find Washing
Machines?
pp. 118–119
I’d Like to Buy a Sony Color
TV
pp. 70–71 Contrast: Present Form, Past
Form, Past Participle
p. 133
Review: Prepositions of Place:
In, On, At
p. 72
Contrast: Present Perfect vs.
Present Perfect Continuous
p. 134
Review: Prepositions of Time:
In, At, For, Since, From-To
pp. 77–78 Must and Must Not
p. 82
p. 74
Should and Shouldn’t
Have To and Don’t Have To
p. 76
Have Got To
p. 83
Might and Will
pp. 87–89 Review: Modals and Idiomatic
Modals
p. 73
Polite Requests with Would and
Could
p. 133
Review: Prepositions of Place:
In, On, At
Pronouns One and Ones: Simple
Present [GrammarWork 2]
p. 55
p. 56
pp. 122–123
I’d Like to Return This Coat
p. 104
Questions with Which One and
Which Ones: Simple Present
[GrammarWork 2]
Too and Enough: Verb To Be
p. 105
Too and Enough with Infinitives:
Verb To Be
p. 122
Object Pronoun Reference:
Simple Present, Future with Will,
Polite Imperatives
13
pp. 126–127
I’d Like to Purchase a Money
Order, Please
pp. 128–129
I’d Like to Mail This Package
to Minneapolis
p. 95
p. 37
p. 129
pp. 130–131
I’m Interested in This Car
p. 112
p. 130
Exit 8
Recreation
pp. 134–135
What Do You Want to Do
Today?
pp. 136–137
What Would You Prefer to
Do?
pp. 138–139
Would You Like to Go
Skiing Tomorrow?
pp. 142–143
Maybe Some Other Time
I Hadn’t Seen a Play in Ages!
To, For, or No Preposition with
Indirect Objects: Simple Past
Adjective Superlatives with -est
and The Most: Verb To Be
Adjective + Preposition: Verb To
Be
pp. 29–30 Verb + Gerund vs. Verb +
Infinitive: Simple Present, Future
with Will
p. 31
Verb + Gerund vs. Verb +
Infinitive: Present, Future with
Will
pp. 32–33 Go + Gerund, Verb + Gerund,
Verb + Infinitive: Simple
Present, Simple Past
p. 34
pp. 140–141
Affirmative Statements: Passive
Present
Affirmative Statements: Future
with Will
p. 74
Review: Verb + Gerund vs. Verb
+ Infinitive: Present, Future with
Going To
Have To and Don’t Have To
p. 75
Be Able To
p. 76
p. 44
Have Got To
Affirmative Statements: Past
Perfect: Regular and Irregular
Past Participles
[GrammarWork 4]
p. 45
pp. 144–145
They Had Been Looking
Forward to It for a Long Time
pp. 146–147
Would You Like to See
Movie Tonight?
pp. 148–149
What Do You Want to
Watch?
Negative Statements: Past
Perfect: Regular and Irregular
Past Participles
[GrammarWork 4]
pp. 98–99 Adjectives Ending in -ed and
-ing: Verb To Be
p. 47
Present Continuous with Future
Intention
p. 85
Would Rather and Would Rather
Not
p. 86
Contrast: Would Like vs. Would
Rather
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Exit 1
Friends and Neighbors
p. 4
Are You New Here?
pp. 5-7
I Just Moved In
pp. 10-11
Do You Want Any Help?
pp. 14-15
What Do You Know About
Radiators?
Exit 2
pp. 28-29
pp. 119-121Noun Clauses as Objects
[GrammarWork 3]
p. 8
A vs. An
p. 10
pp. 29-30
A vs. The: Simple Past
Verb + Gerund vs. Verb +
Infinitive: Simple Present, Future
with Will [GrammarWork 3]
Should vs. Would Rather
p. 66
Calling People Going Places
I’d Like to Reserve Two Seats
pp. 11-12
No Article vs. A or The: Simple
Present, Present Continuous,
Simple Past, Future with Will
pp. 13-14
No Article vs. The with
Expressions of Time and Place:
Simple Present, Simple Past,
Future with Will
p. 15
pp. 32-33
Please Fasten Your Seat Belt
p. 36
I’m Calling to Tell Him His Car
Is Ready
I’m Calling to Ask Her If She’d
Like to See a Movie
pp. 37-39
No Article vs. The with Place
Names
pp. 102-103
Indirect Speech: Infinitive
Phrases from Imperatives
p. 99
Pronouns in Indirect Speech
pp. 100-101Say vs. Tell
p. 106
Indirect Speech: Noun Clauses
from Statements
p. 107
Indirect Speech: Noun Clauses
from Yes-No Questions
p. 108
Indirect Speech: Noun Clauses
from Information Questions
p. 109
Review: Indirect Speech: Noun
Clauses from Questions
15
Exit 3
pp. 46-47
pp. 50-51
pp. 52-53
pp. 58-59
Exit 4
Personal Finances
Maybe You Should Stop at the
Bank
I’m Having Trouble Balancing
the Checkbook
I Believe There’s a Mistake on
My Electric Bill
I Don’t Think We Can Afford It
p. 66
Should vs. Would Rather
p. 34
Present Continuous and Present
with Future Intention
[Related Expansion]
Regular and Irregular Past Tense
Verbs
pp. 20-21
p. 22
Irregular Past Tense Verbs
p. 23
p. 78
Past Form vs. Simple Form
Passive Present
p. 79
Affirmative Statements: Passive
Present Continuous
Statements with Already and Yet
(Present Perfect: Irregular Past
Participles)
p. 40
p. 41
Statements with Never (Present
Perfect: Irregular Past
Participles)
p. 42
Questions with Ever (Present
Perfect: Irregular Past
Participles)
p. 43
Review: Present Perfect
Rules and Regulations At School
pp. 68-69
Is Parking Permitted Here?
pp. 29-30
pp. 70-71
pp. 74-77
I Don’t Think You’re Allowed to
You Could Have Gotten a
Ticket!
p. 70
pp. 78-81
Your Teacher Called Today
pp. 82-83
pp. 86-87
Could You Please Write a Note
to My Teacher?
I Just Received My Grades
Verb + Gerund vs. Verb +
Infinitive: Simple Present, Future
with Will
Past Advice with Should Have
p. 71
Past Possibility with Could Have
pp. 100-101 Say vs. Tell
pp. 104-105 Indirect Speech: Noun Clauses
from Statements
p. 99
Pronouns in Indirect Speech
p. 80
Passive Past
p. 82
Contrast: Passive Past vs. Past
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Exit 5
At Work
pp. 92-93
Do You Want Me to Get That
Man’s Car?
pp. 94-95
Did I Write Up This Invoice All
Right?
p. 70
pp. 121-122
p. 123
pp. 96-97
I Think You Could Have Hooked
It Up a Little Better
pp. 98-99 You Aren’t Frying the Eggs the
Right Way
pp. 100-101 That Isn’t Exactly Right
pp. 102-103 Thanks for Warning Me
pp. 104-105 I Promise
Exit 6
Past Advice with Should Have
Separable Two-Word Verbs:
Simple Present
Separable Two-Word Verbs:
Simple Past
pp. 124-125 Review: Separable Two-Word
Verbs: Polite Requests
p. 71
Past Possibility with Could Have
pp. 31-33
Present Continuous vs. Present
pp. 18-19
Affirmative Statements: Simple
Present
Possibility with Could and Might
Negative and Affirmative
Statements: Future with Will
p. 69
pp. 26-27
p. 28
Statements with After and When:
Future with Will
p. 57
Future Real Conditional
Rights and Responsibility
pp. 112-113 I’d Like to Return This Garden
Hose
p. 96
Essential Adjective Clauses with
Who: Simple Present
p. 97
Essential Adjective Clauses with
Which or That: Simple Present
p. 98
pp. 114-115 It Still Isn’t Working Right
pp. 116-117 Could You Please Turn Down
the Volume on Your TV?
pp. 118-121 I’m Really Annoyed with the
Superintendent
pp. 122-123 I’d Rather Not Have to Call the
Health Department
Essential Adjective Clauses:
Who vs. Which: Simple Present
p. 83
Causatives: Have (Regular and
Irregular Past Participles)
pp. 104-106 Indirect Speech: Noun Clauses
from Statements
p. 107
Indirect Speech: Noun Clauses
from Yes-No Questions
p. 108
Indirect Speech: Noun Clauses
from Information Questions
p. 109
p. 40
Review: Indirect Speech: Noun
Clauses from Questions
Statements with Already and Yet
(Present Perfect: Irregular Past
Participles)
p. 70
Past Advice with Should Have
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pp. 124-125 Breaks Are Guaranteed in Our
Contract
pp. 126-127
I Think You Should Hire a
Lawyer
p. 78
Passive Present
p. 99
p. 66
Pronouns in Indirect Speech
Should vs. Would Rather
Exit 7
Friends, Family, and Co-workers
pp. 142-143
I like Your Sweater
pp. 146-147
Did You See the New
Episode of “Pittsburgh Police”?
pp. 150
Wishes
pp. 151-153 More Wishes
pp. 154-155 I’m Wondering...
pp. 156-157 I’ve Been Meaning to Ask
You...
Exit 8
p. 107
Indirect Speech: Noun Clauses
from Yes-No Questions
p. 108
Indirect Speech: Noun Clauses
from Information Questions
Review: Regular and Irregular
Past Tense Verbs
Clauses After Wish: Present
Events
pp. 24-25
p. 55
pp. 58-59
pp. 60-62
p. 54
Present Unreal Conditional
Past Unreal Conditional
Clauses After Hope
p. 56
Review: Hope vs. Wish
p. 63
Clauses After Wish: Past Events
pp. 64-65
Review: Future, Present, and
Past Conditionals
Strategies for Communicating
Saying Good-Bye
pp. 162-163 Excuse Me for Interrupting
pp. 166-167 What You’re Really Saying
pp. 168-169 I’ve Really Got to Go Now
pp. 93-94
Compound Sentences with And,
But and So
pp. 104-106 Indirect Speech: Noun Clauses
from Statements
p. 67
Have To, Don’t Have To, and
Must Not
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