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  • 觀議圈議觀灘!

    Basic Grammar

    C a m b r i d g e

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    圓國

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    Self-study

    reference and

    practice for

    students of

    North American

    English

    THIRDEDITION with answers

    Raymond Murphywith William R. Smalzer

  • Contents

    To the Student viii

    To the Teacher x

    Present1 am /is/are

    2 am /is/are (questions)

    3 I am do ing (present continuous)

    4 are you doing? (present continuous questions)

    5 I do /w ork /like , etc. (simple present)

    6 I d on ’t . . . (simple present negative)

    7 D o you . . . ? (simple present questions)

    8 I am do ing (present continuous) and I do (simple present)

    9 I have . . . and I ,ve got . . .

    Past10 was/were

    11 w orked/got/w ent, etc. (simple past)

    12 I d id n ’t • • • D id you . • . ? (simple past negative and questions)

    13 I was do ing (past continuous)

    14 I was do ing (past continuous) and I d id (simple past)

    15 I used to . . .

    Present p e rfect16 Have you ever . . . ?

    17 H ow long have you . . . ?

    18 for since ago

    19 I have done and I d id (present perfect and simple past 1)

    20 just, already, and yet (present perfect and simple past 2)

    21 I ,ve lost m y key. I lost m y key last week, (present perfect and simple past 3)

    Passive22 is done was done (passive 1)

    23 is be ing done has been done (passive 2)

    Verb fo rm s24 be/have/do in present and past tenses

    25 Regular and irregular verbs

    Future26 W hat are you do ing tom orrow ?

    27 I ,m go ing to . . .

    28 w ill 1

    29 w ill 2

    If you are not sure which units you need to study, use the STUDY GUIDE on page 263. iii

  • M odals, im peratives, etc.30 m ig h t

    31 can and could

    32 m ust

    33 should

    34 I have to . . .

    35 W ou ld you like . . . ? I ,d like . . .

    36 I ’d rather . . .

    37 D o th is! D o n ’t do that! L e t’s do this!

    There and i t38 there is there are

    39 there was/were there has/have been there w ill be

    40 It . . .

    A ux ilia ry verbs41 I am , I don ’t, etc.

    42 You have? / Have you? / Y ou are? / Are you?, etc.

    43 too/e ither so am I / neither do I, etc.

    44 isn ’t, haven’t, d on ’t, etc. (negatives)

    etc. (questions 1)

    Q uestions45 is it . . . ? have you . . . ? do they . .

    46 W ho saw you? W ho d id you see? (questions 2)

    47 W ho is she ta lk ing to? W ha t is it like? (questions 3)

    48 W ha t . . . ? W h ich . . . ? H ow . . . ? (questions 4)

    49 H ow long does it take . . . ?

    50 D o you know where . . . ? I d on ’t know what . . . , etc.

    Reported speech51 She said that . . . He to ld m e that . . .

    -/ng and to . . .52 w ork /w ork ing go /go ing

    53 to . . . (1 w ant to do) and -

    54 I w ant you to . . . I to ld

    55 I went to the store to . . .

    do /do ing

    in g (I enjoy doing) you to . . .

    Go, get, do, m ake, and have56 go to . . . go on . . . go for . . . go + -ing

    57 get

    58 do and make

    59 have

    Pronouns and possessives60 I/m e h e /h im they/them , etc.

    61 m y/h is /the ir , etc.

    62 W hose is this? It’s m ine/yours/hers, etc.

    63 I /m e /m y /m ine

    If you are not sure which units you need to study, use the STUDY GUIDE on page 263.

  • 64 myself/yourself/themselves, etc.

    65 -,s (K ate,s camera / m y brother’s car, etc.)

    A and th e66 a/an

    67 t r a in (비 b u s ( e s ) (singular and plural)68 a bottle / some water (countable/uncountable 1)

    69 a cake / some cake / some cakes (countable/uncountable 2)

    70 a/an and the

    71 the . . .

    72 go to work go hom e go to the movies

    73 I like m usic I hate exams

    74 the . . . (names of places)

    D eterm iners and pronouns75 th is/that/these/those

    76 one/ones

    77 some and any

    78 not + any no none

    79 not + anybody/anyone/any th ing nobody /no one /no th ing

    80 som ebody /any th ing/now here , etc.

    81 every and all

    82 all m ost some any no/none

    83 bo th either neither

    84 a lo t m uch m any

    85 (a) little (a) few

    A d jective s and adverbs8687

    88

    89

    90

    91

    92

    93

    old /n ice /in teresting , etc. (adjectives)

    quick ly /bad ly /sudden ly , etc. (adverbs)

    o ld /o lder expensive / more expensive

    . m ore expensive than .older than

    not as . . .

    the oldest

    enough

    too

    the m ost expensive

    Word o rder94 He speaks English very well, (word order 1)

    95 always /usually/often , etc. (word order 2)

    96 still yet already

    97 G ive m e that book! G ive it to m e!

    Con junction s and c lauses98 and but or so because

    99 W hen . . .

    100 I f we go . . . I f you see . . . , etc.

    101 I f I had . . . I f we went . . . , etc.

    102 a person w ho . . . a thing tha t/w h ich . . . (relative clauses 1)

    103 the people we m et the hotel you stayed at (relative clauses 2)

    If you are not sure which units you need to study, use the STUDY GUIDE on page 263.

  • Prepositions104 at 8:00 on M onday inl A p r il

    105 from . . . to u n t il since for

    106 before after du r ing while

    107 in at on (places 1)

    108 in at on (places 2)

    109 to in at (places 3)

    110 next to, between, under, etc.

    111 up, over, through , etc.

    112 on at by w ith about

    113 afraid o f . . . , good at . . . , etc.

    114 listen to . . look at . . . , etc. (

    of/at/for, etc. (prepositions)

    (verb + preposition)

    Phrasal verbs115 go in, fall o ff, run away, etc. (phrasal verbs 1)

    116 pu t on your shoes put your shoes on (phrasal verbs 2)

    Appendix 1 Active and passive 235

    Appendix 2 List o f irregular verbs 236

    Appendix 3 Irregular verbs in groups 237

    Appendix 4 Short forms (he,s / I ,d / don ’t, etc.) 238

    Appendix 5 Spelling 240

    Appendix 6 Phrasal verbs (take o ff / give up, etc.)

    Appendix 7 Phrasal verbs + object (put ou t a fire /

    242

    try on clothes, etc.)

    Additional Exercises

    Study Guide 263

    244

    Answer Key to Exercises 276

    Answer Key to Additional Exercises

    Answer Key to Study Guide 306

    303

    Index 308

    -ing

    243

    If you are not sure which units you need to study, use the STUDY GUIDE on page 263

  • am/is/are

    l#m 22.

    My name is Lisa.

    I,m American. I'm from Chicago.

    I'm a student.

    My father is a doctor, and my mother is a journalist.

    I'm not married.

    My favorite color is blue.

    My favorite sports are tennis and swimming.

    I'm interested in art.Lisa

    Positive Negative

    I am (I’m) I am not (I,m not)

    he (he,s) he (he,s n o t or he isn’t)she is (she’s) she is not (she,s n o t or she isn’t)

    it (It’S) it (it’s not or it isn ’t)

    we (we’re) we (we,re n o t or we aren’t)you are (you’re) you are not (you,re no t or you aren’t)they (they,re) they (they’re not or they aren’t)

    short forms

    [,m cold. Can you close the window, please?

    short forms

    I'm afraid of dogs.

    ■ I,m 32 years old. My sister is 29.

    ■ Steve is sick. He’s in bed.

    ■ My brother is afraid of dogs.

    ■ It’s 10:00.You’re late again.

    ■ Ann and I are good friends.

    ■ Your keys are on the table.

    ■ I9m tired, but I,m not hungry.

    ■ Tom isn’t interested in politics. H e,s interested in music.

    ■ Jane isn’t a teacher. She,s a student.

    ■ Those people aren’t Canadian. They’re Australian.

    ■ It,s sunny today, but it isn’t warm.

    that’s = that is there’s = there is here,s = here is

    ■ Thank you. That’s very nice of you.

    ■ Look! There’s Chris.

    ■ “Here5s your key.” “TThank you.”

    am /is/are (questions) —► U n it 2 th e re is/are U n it 38 a/an —► U n it 66 short form s —► A pp end ix 4

  • Exercises U N.1 Write the short form (she#s / w e a ren 't, etc.).

    1. she is shes

    2. they are __________

    ■2 Write am, is, or are.

    3.

    4.

    it is n o t .

    that is

    5. I am not

    6. you are not

    1.3

    1. The weather is nice today.

    2. I _______ not rich.

    3. This bag heavy.

    4. These bags_______ heavy.

    Complete the sentences.

    1. Steve is sick. Hes_______

    5.

    6 .7.

    8 .

    Look! There .

    My brother and I ___

    A m y_______ at home. Her children

    Carol.

    good tennis players.

    at school.

    a taxi driver. My sister .

    bed.

    thirsty.

    98.

    I ’m not hungry, b u t____________

    Mr. Thomas is a very old man. _

    These chairs aren’t beautiful, but

    The weather is nice today.______

    “_________________ late.” “No, I ’m not. I ’m early!’

    comfortable.

    warm and sunny.

    Catherine isn’t at home.. at work.

    “_________________ your coat.” “Oh, thank you very much.”

    1.4 Look at Lisa's sentences in 1A. Now write sentences about yourself.

    1. (name?) M y.

    2. (from?) I __

    3. (age?) I —

    4. (job?) I —

    5. (favorite color or colors?)

    M y ______________________

    6. (interested in . . . ?)

    I _________________________

    Write sentences for the pictures. Use:

    afraid angry cold hot hungry th irsty

    1.

    2 .

    Shes thirsty.

    They.

    3.

    4.

    or

    He

    1.6 Write true sentences, positive

    (it / hot today)

    (it / windy today)

    (my hands / cold)

    (Brazil / a very big country)

    (diamonds / cheap)

    (Toronto / in the United States)

    negative. Use is /isn 't or are !a ren 't.Its hot today.________ O R It isn't hot today.

    It.

    M y.

    Write true sentences, positive or negative. Use r m / l gm not.ᄀ . (tired)

    8. (hungry)

    9. (a good swimmer)

    10. (interested in politics)

    I'm tired. O R I'm not tired

    —► Add itional exercise 1 (page 244)

  • am/is/are (questions)

    Positive

    I am

    he

    she

    it

    is

    we

    you

    they

    are

    Question

    am I?

    is

    he?

    she?

    it?

    are

    we?

    you?

    they?

    What's your name?

    David.

    Are you married? j

    No, I'm single.

    How old are you? j

    25.

    Are you a student?

    Yes, I am.

    ■ “A m I late?” “No, you’re on time.”

    ■ “Is your m other at home?” “No, she’s out.”

    ■ “Are your parents at home?” “No, they,re out.”

    ■ “Is it cold in your room?” “Yes, a little.”

    ■ Your shoes are nice. Are they new?

    We say:

    ■ Is she at home? / Is your m other at home? (not Is at home your mother?)■ Are they new? / Are your shoes new? (not Are new your shoes?)

    Where . . . ? / W hat ? / W ho ? / H ow /W h y

    H

    what’s

    Where is your mother? Is she at home?

    “"Where are you from?” “Canada.”

    “W hat color is your car?” “It’s red.”

    “H ow old is Joe?” “He’s 24.”

    “H ow are your parents?” “They re fine.”

    These postcards are nice. H ow m uch are they?

    This hotel isn’t very good. W hy is it so expensive?

    = what is w ho,s = who is how’s = how is where’s = where is

    ■ W ha t5s your phone number?

    ■ W here’s Lucy?

    W ho,s that man?

    H ow ,s your father?

    Short i

    I am .

    he

    she is.

    Yes, it

    we

    you are.

    they

    I,m

    No,

    he,s

    she,s

    it,s not.

    we,re

    you,re

    they’re

    No,

    he

    she

    it

    isn’t.

    we

    you

    they

    aren’t.

    'Are you tired?” “Yes,I a m .”

    'Are you hungry?” “No, P m not, but I ’m thirsty.”

    ‘Is your friend Japanese?” “Yes, he is .”

    4Are these your keys?” “Yes,they are.”

    “T hat’s my seat.” “No, it isn’t .”

    That's my seat.

    a m /is /a re —► U n it 1 questions —♦• U nit 45 w h a t/w h ic h /h o w —► U n it 48

  • Toronto. 1

    No, I,m not. 2

    Yes, you are. 3

    My sister. 4

    Black. 5

    No, it’s black. 6

    In your bag. 7

    No, shes American. 8

    Fine. 9

    1. Where s the camera?

    2. Is your car blue?

    3. Is Linda from London?

    4. Am I late?

    5. Where’s Ann from?

    6. What color is your bag?

    7. Are you hungry?

    8. How is George?

    9. W ho ’s that woman?

    2.2 Make questions with these words.

    1. (is / at home / your mother) Is your mother at home_______________________

    2. (your parents / are / how) How are your parents____________________________

    3. (interesting / is / your jo b )___________________________________________________

    4. (the stores / are / open today)_______________________________________________

    5. (from / where / you / are)___________________________________________________

    6. (interested in sports / you / are)_____________________________________________

    7. (is / near here / the post office)______________________________________________

    8. (at school / are / your children)______________________________________________

    9. (you / are / late / w hy)______________________________________________________

    2.3 Complete the questions. Use What • ■ ■ / Who . . . / Where . . . / H ow . . . .

    Exercises2.1 Find the right answers for the questions.

    U N

    How are your children?

    ________________ the bus stop?

    ______________ your children?

    ______________ these oranges?

    _________ your favorite sport?

    the man in this photograph?

    ____________ your new shoes?

    2.4 Write the questions.

    9

    (name?) What's your name?

    (Australian?)

    (how old?) 一

    (a teacher?) _

    (married?) —

    (wife a lawyer?)

    (from?).

    (her name?)

    (how old?) 一

    2.5 Write short answers {Yes, / am . / Now he isn 't., etc.)

    No, I'm not._________ 4

    They’re fine.

    At the end of the block.

    Five, six, and ten.

    $1.50 a pound.

    Skiing.

    That’s my father.

    Black.

    Paul

    Paul.

    No, I,m Canadian.

    I’m 30.

    No,I ’m a lawyer.

    Yes, I am.

    No, she’s a teacher.

    She’s from Mexico.

    Ana.

    She’s 27.

    1. Are you married? .

    2. Are you thirsty? _

    3. Is it cold today? 一

    Are your hands cold?

    Is it dark now ?______

    6. Are you a teacher?

    \—

    /

    \—

    / \—

    / \—/

    \—

    / A—

    / \—/ \

    / \—

    /

    a

    b c d

    e

    f

    § h i

    —► Additiona l exercises 1-2 (pages 244-245)

  • U N I T I am doing (present continuous)

    She,s eating.

    She isn’t reading.

    It’s raining.

    The sun isn ’t shining.

    They’re running .

    They aren’t walking.

    The present continuous is:

    am /is/are + doing/eating/running/writing, etc.

    I am (not) ■ I,m working. I,m not w atching TV.

    he ■ Maria is reading a newspaper.

    she is (not) ■ She isn’t eating, (or She,s not eating.)

    it -ing ■ The phone is ring ing.

    we ■ W e,re having dinner.

    you are (not) ■ You,re not listening to me. (or You aren’t

    they ■ The children are do ing their homework.

    A m /is/are + -ing = something is happening now:

    I,m working

    she,s wearing a hat

    they’re playing baseball

    I ’m not watching television

    past now future

    ■ Please be quiet. I,m working. (= I,m working now)

    ■ Look, there’s Sarah. She,s wearing a brown coat. (= she is wearing it now)

    ■ The weather is nice. It,s not raining.

    ■ “Where are the children?,, “They’re p laying in the park.”

    ■ (on the phone) W e,re having dinner now. Can I call you later?

    ■ You can turn off the television. I ’m not watching it.

    For spelling, see Appendix 5.

    come —► coming write —► writing dance —► dancing

    run —♦ running sit —► sitting swim —► swimming

    lie — lying

    am /is/are —► U nit 1 are you doing? (questions) —► U n it 4 I am doing and I do —► U n it 8

    W h a t are you doing to m o rro w ? —► U n it 26

  • Exercises U N3,1 What are these people doing? Use these verbs to complete the sentences:

    cat have lie play sit wait

    Shes eating an apple.

    2 .3.

    He

    They .

    for a bus.

    4.

    5.

    6 .

    on the floor.

    breakfast.

    on the table.

    3.2 Complete the sentences. Use these verbs:

    bu ild cook leave stand stay sw im take -w-erk

    1. Please be quiet. I 'm workina

    2. “Where’s John?” “He’s in the kitchen. He ”

    3. “You on my foot. ’ “Oh, I ’m sorry.”

    4. Look! Somebody in the river.

    5. We’re here on vacation. We at a hotel on the beach

    6. “Wheres Sue?,, “She a shower.”

    They . a new hotel downtown.

    now. Goodbye.

    3.3 Look at the picture. Write sentences about Jane. Use She,s + -ing or She is n 't + -ing.(have dinner) lone isn't having dinner._______________

    (watch television) Shes watching television.

    (sit on the floor) She_______________________

    (read a book)_______________________________

    (play the p iano)____________________________

    (laugh) ---------------------------------------------------------(wear a ha t)________________________________

    (write a letter)_____________________________

    3.4 What's happening now? Write true sentences.

    1. (I / wash / my hair) I'm not washing my hair.

    2

    89

    10

    (it / snow)

    (I / sit / on a chair)

    (I / eat)

    (it / rain)

    (I / study / English)

    (I / listen / to music)

    (the sun / shine)

    (I / wear / shoes)

    (I / read / a newspaper)

    Its snowing. O R It isn't snowing.

  • are you doing? (present continuous questions)

    Positive

    I am

    he doing

    she is working

    it going

    we staying,

    you

    they

    are etc.

    Question

    am I

    doing?

    working?

    going?

    staying?,

    etc.

    is

    he

    she

    it

    are

    we

    you

    they

    What are you doing?

    “Are you feeling OK?” “Yes, I ’m fine, thanks.”

    “Is it rain ing?” “Yes, take an umbrella.”

    Why are you wearing a coat? It’s not cold.

    “W hat’s Paul doing?” “H e,s reading the newspaper.”

    “What are the children doing?” “They’re watching television.”

    Look, there’s Emily! Where’s she going?

    W ho are you w aiting for? Are you w aiting for Sue?

    Study the word order:

    is/are + subject + -ing

    Where

    Where

    Is

    Is

    are

    are

    he

    Paul

    they

    those people

    working today?

    working today? (not Is working Paul today?)

    going?

    going? (not Where are going those people?)

    Short i

    I am.

    Yes,

    he

    she

    it

    is.

    we

    you

    they

    are.

    I,m

    No,

    he,s

    she,s

    it,s not.

    we5re

    you,re

    they’re

    No,

    he

    she

    it

    isn’t.

    we

    you

    they

    aren’t.

    ■ “Are you leaving now?” “Yes, I a m .’

    SS “Is Paul working today?” “Yes, he is.

    ■ “Is it rain ing?” “No, it isn ’t .”

    ■ “Are your friends staying at a hotel?” 'No, they aren’t. They,re staying with me.’

    I am doing —► U n it 3 W h a t are you do ing to m o rro w ? —► U n it 26 questions —► Units 4 5 -4 8