C. E. Eckersley: Essential English For Foreign Students - 1

Contents:

Lesson:

1) The first Essential Structures.
2) The first Essential Structures (2)
3) Plurals. "There is... There ar".
4) Question Words. Gender.
5) The Verb "To Be".
6) Reading Lesson. "A Farm in the Country".
7) Possessive Adjectives. Person. The Simple Present Tense.
8) The Present Continuous Tense.
9) The Verbs "Have" and "Can".
10) Reading Lesson. "The Seaside".
11) Time. Days, Months, Seasons. Possessive Case.
12) The Past Tense, "To Be", "To Have", "Can".
13) The characters i the Essential English Books (i) Mr. Priestley.
14) The Simple Present Tense.
15) Discussion of Lesson 13. Simple Present Tense Negative.
16) Subjects and Objects.
17) The Characters in the Essential English Books (2) Mrs. Priestley and some others.
18) The future tense.
19) The characters in the Essential English Books (3) The Students.
20) Comparison of Adjectives (i).
21) The students talk together on "Likes and dislikes".
22) Comparison of Adjectives (2)
23) "The cat that caused a Wedding". Regular and Irregular Verbs.
24) The simple past tense.
25) Irregular Verbs. Past tese negative an interrogative.
26) Comments on lesson 25.
27) The students talk together on "Food".
Irregular Verbs.
29) The present perfect tense (1).
30)The present perfect tense (2).
31) The present perfect tense (3). More difficult examples.
32) The present prefect tense (4).
Appendix:
Principal parts of the irregular verbs in Essential english book 1.
Grammatical Terms in Essential English Book 1.
Pronouncing Vocabulary of Essential English Book 1.
Index.

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