Study and Master English Study Guide Grade 10: Grade 10

Subtitle:: Gr 10
Author:: Jeanne Maclay-Mayers
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This Study Guide is especially designed for students taking English as a first additional language.

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Are you struggling with English as a first additional language? Then Study & Master English is for you. This Study Guide has been especially designed to help you master the language component of the National Curriculum, featuring: * Detailed explanation of tricky language usage * Lots of exercises, so you can practice before the exams * Advice on how to do comprehension, essays and summaries * Example formats for letters, CVs, reports and reviews * All the answers, so you can check your own work The Study & Master English Study Guide is an invaluable tool to help you pass your English exam with flying colours!

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Publisher:: Cambridge University Press
ISBN:: 9780521695152
Publication date:: September 2007
Edition:: New title
Pages:: 256
Readership:: Schools

Learning Outcome 4. Language: Introduction - language knowledge and skills
Exercise 1. Breaking a sentence into its parts of speech
Exercise 2. Types of nouns
Exercise 3. Diminutive nouns and nouns with gender
Exercise 4. Plural nouns
Exercise 5. Ordering adjectives
Exercise 6. Adjectives of degree
Exercise 7. Similes and metaphors
Exercise 8. Abbreviations and acronyms
Activity A
Exercise 9. Determiners
Exercise 10. Pronouns and the first, second and third person
Exercise 11. Personal pronouns
Exercise 12. Possessive determiners
Exercise 13. Possessive pronouns
Exercise 14. Demonstrative determiners
Exercise 15. Demonstrative pronouns
Exercise 16. Prepositions
Exercise 17. Choosing between the prepositions 'in', 'at' and 'on'
Exercise 18. Adding an apostrophe between and (sometimes) after an 's' to plural nouns to show possession
Activity B
Exercise 19. Verbs and the first, second and third person
Exercise 20. The present tense and the past tense of verbs
Exercise 21. The simple and progressive aspects of regular verbs in the present tense
Exercise 22. The simple and progressive aspects of irregular verbs in the present tense
Exercise 23. The simple and progressive aspects of regular verbs in the past tense
Exercise 24. The simple and progressive aspects of irregular verbs in the past tense
Activity C
Exercise 25. Antonyms
Exercise 26. Synonyms
Exercise 27. Using one word for a phrase
Exercise 28. Proverbs
Exercise 29. Idioms
Exercise 30. Homonyms
Exercise 31. Homophones
Exercise 32. Polysemes
Activity D
Exercise 33. Regular verbs in the present tense and the perfect aspect
Exercise 34. Irregular verbs in the present tense and the perfect aspect
Exercise 35. Regular verbs in the past tense and the perfect aspect
Exercise 36. Irregular verbs in the past tense and the perfect aspect
Activity E
Exercise 37. Varieties of English
Exercise 38. How languages borrow words from one another
Exercise 39. Roots, prefixes and suffixes
Exercise 40. Hyphens
Activity F
Exercise 41. Using a dictionary
Exercise 42. Using a thesaurus
Exercise 43. Connotation of words
Exercise 44. Translating
Activity G
Exercise 45. Adverbs of degree
Exercise 46. Adverbs of intensity
Exercise 47. An adverb of negation
Exercise 48. Register
Exercise 49. Style, purpose and audience
Activity H
Exercise 50. Regular verbs in the present tense and the perfect-progressive aspect
Exercise 51. Irregular verbs in the present tense and the perfect-progressive aspect
Exercise 52. Regular verbs in the past tense and the prefect-progressive aspect
Exercise 53. Irregular verbs in the past tense and the perfect-progressive aspect
Activity I
Exercise 54. Values and attitudes
Exercise 55. Bias
Exercise 56. Emotive language
Exercise 57. Persuasive language
Exercise 58. Stereotypes
Activity J
Exercise 59. Analysing the information contained in verbs
Exercise 60. Finite verbs and real sentences
Exercise 61. Statements and commands
Exercise 62. Organising sentences into paragraphs
Exercise 63. Breaking up a sentence into its functional phrases
Exercise 64. Subjects
Exercise 65. Deciding whether a subject is singular or plural
Exercise 66. Direct objects
Exercise 67. Transitive verbs
Exercise 68. Reflexive pronouns
Exercise 69. Complements and adverbial phrases
Exercise 70. Indirect objects
Activity K
Exercise 71. Using infinitives
Exercise 72. Using infinitives with finite verbs showing mental states
Exercise 73. Using participles as adjectives
Exercise 74. Showing physical ability using the auxiliary verb 'can'
Exercise 75. Showing social permission using the auxiliary verb 'may'
Exercise 76. Showing possibility using the auxiliary verb 'may'
Exercise 77. Showing physical necessity or social obligation using the auxiliary verb 'must'
Exercise 78. Declaring an explanation using the auxiliary verb 'must'
Exercise 79.

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