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Comprehensive Grammar：World Talk：Dancing With English

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Dennis Le Boeuf (著) ; LimingJing (著)
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寂天文化事業股份有限公司
出版日期
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2006/01/01
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9789575859510

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  • Acknowledgments
  • Introduction
  • Unit 1 Sentences
    • Part 1 The Sentence Defined
      • 1 Sentences
      • 2 Subjects
      • 3 Predicates
      • 4 Predicatives/Subject Complements
      • 5 Objects
      • 6 Adverbials
      • 7 Attributives
    • Part 2 Types of Sentences
      • 1 Affirmative Sentences
      • 2 Negative Sentences
      • 3 Interrogative Sentences/Questions
      • 4 Exclamatory Sentences
      • 5 Imperative Sentences
  • Unit 2 Nouns
    • Part 1 The Noun Defined
      • 1 Definition of the Noun
      • 2 People
      • 3 Inanimate Things
      • 4 Living Things
      • 5 Feelings
      • 6 Places
    • Part 2 Major Classes of Nouns
      • 1 Common Nouns
      • 2 Proper Nouns
      • 3 Abstract Nouns
      • 4 Collective Nouns
      • 5 Compound Nouns (Noun+Noun)
    • Part 3 Countable Nouns and Uncountable Nouns
      • 1 Countable Nouns
      • 2 Uncountable Nouns
      • 3 Countable Nouns or Uncountable Nouns With Different Meanings
      • 4 Countable and Uncountable Nouns With “Some” and “Any”
    • Part 4 Plural Nouns and Singular Nouns
      • 1 Forming the Plural of Nouns
      • 2 Nouns Always in Plural Form
    • Part 5 Nouns Used in the Possessive Form
      • 1 Definition of the Possessive
      • 2 Singular Possessive
      • 3 Plural Possessive
  • Unit 3 Pronouns
    • Part 1 The Pronoun Defined
    • Part 2 Personal Pronouns
      • 1 The Personal Pronoun Defined
      • 2 Personal Pronouns With Three Forms: Subjective
      • 3 Pronoun It
      • 4 Compound Subjects and Compound Objects
      • 5 Order of Pairs of Personal Pronouns
      • 6 Pronouns After the Verb “to Be” and informal Use of Objective Forms
      • 7 Object Pronouns or Subject Pronouns After As and Than
      • 8 Objective Pronouns After But and Except
      • 9 Informal Use of Objective Forms
    • Part 3 Possessive Pronouns
      • 1 Possessive Determiners/Adjectives (Possessive Pronouns)
      • 2 Substitutional Possessives (Possessive Pronouns)
    • Part 4 Interrogative Pronouns
      • 1 Who and What
      • 2 Who and Whom
      • 3 What and Which
      • 4 Question Possessive Pronoun: Whose
    • Part 5 Relative Pronouns
      • 1 The Relative Pronoun Defined
      • 2 Use of Relative Pronouns
      • 3 Which and That in Nonrestrictive and Restrictive Clauses
      • 4 Leaving Out Object Pronouns
      • 5 Who and Whom in Formal and Informal Styles
      • 6 Position of Prepositions
      • 7 Personal and Relative Pronouns Not Used Together
      • 8 Who,Whom,Whoever,Whomever
      • 9 Relative Pronoun What
    • Part 6 Indefinite Pronouns
      • 1 The Indefinite Pronoun Defined
      • 2 Personal Pronouns and Indefinite Pronouns
      • 3 Troublesome Indefinite Pronouns (Some Are Also Used as Determiners.)
    • Part 7 Demonstrative Pronouns: This
      • 1 The Demonstrative Pronoun Defined
      • 2 Use of Demonstrative Pronouns
    • Part 8 Reflexive Pronouns
      • 1 Misuse of I or Myself for Me
      • 2 Correct Use of Reflexive Pronouns/Mirror Pronouns
      • 3 Stock Phrase: By Oneself
      • 4 Other Common Expressions With Reflexive Pronouns
      • 5 Reflexive Pronouns With Combined Pronouns
    • Part 9 Reciprocal Pronouns: Each Other and One Another
      • 1 Use of Reciprocal Pronouns
      • 2 Possessive Forms of Reciprocal Pronouns
  • Unit 4 Articles
    • Part 1 Introduction: Articles/Determiners
    • Part 2 Indefinite Articles A/An
      • 1 A/An With Singular Countable Nouns
      • 2 Basic Rules of A/An
    • Part 3 Definite Article The
      • 1 Use of the Definite Article The
      • 2 Zero Articles
  • Unit 5 Adjectives
    • Part 1 Definition of Adjectives
    • Part 2 Position of Adjectives
      • 1 Adjectives Before the Nouns They Describe or After Linking Verbs
      • 2 Adjectives Used Only Before Nouns
      • 3 A-Adjectives Used Only After Linking Verbs
      • 4 Adjectives With Something
      • 5 Adjectives With the Measurement Noun
      • 6 Verb+Object+Adjective
      • 7 Adjectives After Nouns
    • Part 3 Formation of Adjectives
      • 1 Common Endings of Adjectives
      • 2 -fu vs.-less
      • 3 -ed vs. -ing
      • 4 The + Adjective
      • 5 Adjectival Phrases
    • Part 4 Different Types of Adjectives
      • 1 Descriptive Adjectives
      • 2 Proper Adjectives
      • 3 Possessive Adjectives/Possessive Determiners (My
      • 4 Demonstrative Adjectives/Demonstrative Determiners (This
      • 5 Nouns Used as Adjectives (Compound Nouns)
      • 6 Interrogative Adjectives/interrogative Determiners (What，Which
      • 7 Numbers as Adjectives
    • Part 5 Adjectives That Are Participles (Interested/Interesting)
      • 1 Difference Between the -ed Form and the -ing Form
      • 2 Prepositions With -ed Ending Adjectives
    • Part 6 Order of Adjectives in a Series
      • 1 Adjectives Before Noun Adjectives
      • 2 Order of Adjectives in a Series
      • 3 Numbers Before Adjectives
      • 4 Adjectives With And or But/Adjectives With Commas
    • Part 7 Comparative Degree/Superlative Degree
      • 1 Introduction
      • 2 Forms (Regular Adjectives)
      • 3 Irregular Adjectives (and Adverbs)
      • 4 No Comparison
      • 5 Use of Comparisons
      • 6 Superlative Adjectives
      • 7 Use of Superlatives
  • Unit 6 Adverbs
    • Part 1 Introduction
      • 1 The Adverb Defined
      • 2 Adjectives vs. Adverbs
    • Part 2 Adverbs and Adjectives
      • 1 Adjectives and Adverbs With the Same Form
      • 2 Adverbs Ending in -ly
      • 3 Adverbs With Two Forms
    • Part 3 Types of Adverbs
      • 1 Adverbs of Time
      • 2 Adverbs of Frequency
      • 3 Adverbs of Duration
      • 4 Adverbs of Place
      • 5 Adverbs of Manner
      • 6 Adverbs of Degree/Emphasizing Adverbs
      • 7 Adverbs of Purpose
      • 8 Interrogative Adverbs
    • Part 4 Adverbial Clauses
      • 1 Adverbial Clauses
      • 2 Prepositional Phrases
      • 3 Infinitive Phrases
    • Part 5 Position and Order of Adverbs
      • 1 Position of Adverbs
      • 2 Order of Adverbs
      • 3 General Principles
    • Part 6 Comparative and Superlative Adverbs
      • 1 Degrees of Comparison
      • 2 Forms
      • 3 Use
    • Part 7 Adverbs and Prepositions
    • Part 8 Redundant Adverbs
    • Part 9 Some Troublesome Adjectives and Adverbs
      • 1 Good vs. Well
      • 2 Bad vs. Badly
  • Unit 7 Conjunctions
    • Part 1 The Conjunction Defined
    • Part 2 Coordinating Conjunctions
      • 1 Definition of Coordinating Conjunctions
      • 2 Use
    • Part 3 Correlative Conjunctions/Double Conjunctions
      • 1 Definition of Correlative Conjunctions
      • 2 Use
    • Part 4 Subordinating Conjunctions (After
      • 1 Definition of Subordinating Conjunctions
      • 2 Subordinating Conjunctions Used to Introduce Adverb Clauses
      • 3 Conjunctions Used to Introduce Noun Clauses
      • 4 Relative Pronouns Used as Conjunctions
  • Unit 8 Prepositions
    • Part 1 Introduction
      • 1 Definition
      • 2 Common Prepositions
      • 3 Prepositions With Their Objects
      • 4 Prepositional Phrases
    • Part 2 Types of Prepositions
      • 1 Prepositions of Time
      • 2 Prepositions of Place
      • 3 Prepositions of Location (At/On/In) and No Preposition
      • 4 Prepositions of Movement (To/Toward) and No Preposition
    • Part 3 Prepositions Before Particular Words and Expressions
      • 1 At
      • 2 By
      • 3 In
      • 4 On
      • 5 Between/Among
      • 6 From(Cause)
      • 7 For (Purpose)
      • 8 Prepositions of Position (1): Above/Over/On/Below/Under
      • 9 Prepositions of Position (2): Behind/In Front of/Before
    • Part 4 Nouns,Verbs and Adjectives With Particular Prepositions
  • Unit 9 Possessives
    • Part 1 Forming Possessives
      • 1 Basic Rules
      • 2 Possessives With an of-Construction
      • 3 Inanimate Possessives
      • 4 When Possessives Come in Pairs
    • Part 2 Use of Possessives
      • 1 Possessives Standing Alone
      • 2 Possessives Modifying Possessives
      • 3 Proper Nouns in the Possessive Form
      • 4 Possessives in Holidays
      • 5 Various Expressions With Possessive Forms
    • Part 3 Possessive Pronouns
      • 1 Possessive Determiners (Possessive Pronouns)
      • 2 Possessive Pronouns/Substitutional Possessives: Mine
    • Part 4 Troublesome Possessives and Contractions
      • 1 Possessive Whose (Not: Who's)
      • 2 Possessive Its (Not: It's)
      • 3 Possessive Their (Not: They're/There)
  • Unit 10Verbs
    • Part 1 The Verb Defined and Types of Verbs
    • Part 2 Be
      • 1 Be (Present—Am/Is/Are)
      • 2 Be (Past—Was/Were)
      • 3 Be (Future—Will Be)
    • Part 3 Linking Verbs
      • 1 The Linking Verb Defined and Types of Linking Verbs
      • 2 Use of Linking Verbs
    • Part 4 Transitive Verbs and Intransitive Verbs
      • 1 Transitive Verbs
      • 2 Intransitive Verbs
      • 3 Verbs Used as Both Transitive and Intransitive
    • Part 5 Phrasal Verbs
    • Part 6 Causative Verbs
      • 1 Make
      • 2 Let
      • 3 Have
      • 4 Get
      • 5 Help
    • Part 7 Have (Has)/There Is (Are)
      • 1 Have
      • 2 There Be
      • 3 Have (Has) vs. There Is (Are)
    • Part 8 Auxiliary Verbs/Helping Verbs (Do/Have/Be)
    • Part 9 Modal (Auxiliary) Verbs
      • 1 The Modal Auxiliary Verb Defined
      • 2 Forms
      • 3 Can/Could
      • 4 May/Might
      • 5 Shall/Will
      • 6 Should
      • 7 Would
      • 8 Must
      • 9 Must/Need/Have to/Had to/Will have to
      • 10 Ought to
      • 11 Dare/Need (Modal Verb/Ordinary Verb)
      • 12 Had Better/Should
  • Unit 11 Tenses
    • Part 1 Summary of Forms of Tenses
      • 1 The Verb Tense Defined
      • 2 Summary of Forms of Tenses
    • Part 2 Simple Present Tense
      • 1 Forms
      • 2 Spelling of Third Person Singular Forms
      • 3 Use
    • Part 3 Present Progressive Tense/Present Continuous Tense
      • 1 Definition and Formation
      • 2 Forms
      • 3 Spelling
      • 4 Use
      • 5 Non-Progressive Situations or Actions or Events
      • 6 Non-Progressive Verbs
      • 7 Simple Present vs. Present Progressive
    • Part 4 Future Tenses
      • 1 Definition and Formation
      • 2 Simple Future: Will
      • 3 Present Progressive: Planned Future or Arrangements That Have Been Made
      • 4 Be Going To
      • 5 Will vs. Be Going To
      • 6 Present Progressive vs. Be Going To (Fixed Arrangements/Intention)
      • 7 Present Progressive/Will/Be Going To
      • 8 Simple Present With a Future Meaning
      • 9 Future Progressive
      • 10 Future Progressive/Simple Future (Will)/Be Going To
      • 11 Future Perfect
    • Part 5 Past Tenses
      • 1 Simple Past Tense/Past Simple Tense
      • 2 Past Progressive Tense
      • 3 Past Future Tense
    • Part 6 Perfect Tenses
      • 1 Simple (Present) Perfect Tense
      • 2 Present Perfect Progressive
      • 3 Summary: the Simple Past,the Present Perfect,the present Perfect Progressive
      • 4 Past Perfect Tense
      • 5 Past Perfect Progressive Tense
      • 6 Future Perfect Tense
      • 7 Future Perfect Progressive
  • Unit l2 Active/Passive Voice
    • Part 1 Difference Between Active and Passive Voices
      • 1 Two Voices: Active and Passive
      • 2 Active Voice More Concise
      • 3 Unnatural Passive Constructions
      • 4 Active and Passive Constructions Mixed Together (Bad Writing Style)
      • 5 Situations in Which the Passive Is Used
    • Part 2 Passive Verb Formation
      • 1 Be + Past Participle
      • 2 Different Tenses
    • Part 3 Use of the Passive Voice
      • 1 Doer/Actor/Agent
      • 2 Only Transitive Verbs Used in the Passive
      • 3 Certain Transitive Verbs (Stative Verbs) Not Used in the Passive
      • 4 Certain Sentences Used Only in the Passive
      • 5 Verbs With Two Objects
      • 6 Infinitive and Gerund Phrases Used in the Passive
  • Unit l3 Direct and Indirect Speech
    • Part 1 Definitions and Use of Direct and Indirect Speech
      • 1 Definitions of Direct Speech and Indirect Speech
      • 2 Grammatical Differences Between Direct and Indirect Speech
      • 3 Indirect Commands
      • 4 Indirect Questions
  • Unit l4 Mood
    • Part 1 Definition
    • Part 2 Indicative Mood
      • 1 Affirmative Statements
      • 2 Negative Statements
      • 3 Questions
      • 4 Exclamations
    • Part 3 Imperative Mood
      • 1 Affirmative Imperative
      • 2 Negative Imperative
      • 3 Emphatic Imperative
      • 4 Passive Imperative
      • 5 Imperative With an ＂And/Or-Clause＂
      • 6 Subject of an Imperative Sentence: You
      • 7 ＂Let＂ Used in the Imperative
      • 8 Subject With the Imperative
    • Part 4 Subjunctive Mood
      • 1 Wish
      • 2 If Only
      • 3 If: Not Real/Not Probable
      • 4 If It were not for/If it had not been for/But for
      • 5 As If/As Though
      • 6 Base Verb Clauses
      • 7 It Is (About/High) Time That-Clause + Subjunctive
  • Unit 15 Participles/Infinitives/Gerunds
    • Part 1 Participles
      • 1 The Participle Defined
      • 2 Present Participles
      • 3 Past Participles
      • 4 Perfect Participles
      • 5 Participial Phrases/Participle Clauses
    • Part 2 Infinitives/Gerunds
      • 1 Infinitives
      • 2 Gerunds
    • Part 3 Infinitive Phrases of Purpose
    • Part 4 Infinitives With How,What ,Which,and Where
    • Part 5 Infinitive Used as the Adjective Complement: Adjective + Infinitive
    • Part 6 Noun-Uses of Infinitives and Gerunds
      • 1 Infinitive/Gerund Used as the Subject
      • 2 Infinitive/Gerund Used as the Complement
      • 3 Infinitive With a Preposition
      • 4 Gerund as the Object of a Preposition
      • 5 For + Object + Infinitive
      • 6 Infinitive/Gerund Used as the Direct Object
      • 7 Making the Choice Between Gerund and Infinitive Forms as Direct Objects
    • Part 7 Infinitives and Gerunds With Characteristics of Verbs
      • 1 Simple Forms
      • 2 Perfect Forms
      • 3 Passive Forms
      • 4 Perfect Passive Forms
      • 5 Perfect Progressive Infinitive Forms
    • Part 8 Infinitives Not Using To
  • Unit 16 Clauses
    • Part 1 Definition of Clauses
    • Part 2 Independent/Main Clauses
      • 1 The Independent Clause Defined
      • 2 Examples of Simple Sentences
      • 3 Examples of Clauses
    • Part 3 Subordinate/Dependent Clauses
      • 1 The Subordinate Clause Defined
      • 2 Adverbial Clauses
      • 3 Adjective Clauses (Relative Clauses)
      • 4 Noun Clauses
  • Unit l7 Sentence Structure
    • Part 1 Simple Sentences
      • 1 Subject + Verb (+ Prepositional Phrase)
      • 2 Subject + Verb + Object (+ Adverbial Phrase)
      • 3 Subject + Linking Verb + Predicative/Complement
      • 4 Subject + Verb + Indirect Object + Direct Object
      • 5 Subject + Verb + Object + Verb (+ Object)
    • Part 2 Compound Sentences
    • Part 3 Complex Sentences
  • Unit 18 Punctuation
    • Part 1 Periods (.)
      • 1 Periods at the End of a Statement or Command or Mild Exclamation
      • 2 Periods at the End of Indirect Questions
      • 3 Abbreviations
      • 4 With Decimals
      • 5 With Internet and Email Addresses
    • Part 2 Commas (，)
      • 1 Basic Rules for Commas That Separate
    • Part 3 Question Marks and Exclamation Marks
      • 1 Question Marks (?)
      • 2 Exclamation Points (!)
    • Part 4 Semicolons and Colons
      • 1 Semicolons (;)
      • 2 Colons (:)
    • Part 5 Apostrophes and Quotations
      • 1 Apostrophes(')
      • 2 Quotations (＂＂)
    • Part 6 Quotation Marks With Other Punctuations
      • 1 Quotation Marks With Question Marks and Exclamation Points
      • 2 Quotation Marks With Commas and Periods
      • 3 Quotation Marks With Colons and Semicolons
    • Part 7 Dots/Ellipsis Marks/Omission Marks (. . .)
    • Part 8 Slashes (/)
    • Part 9 Dashes (—)
    • Part 10 Hyphens (-)
    • Part 11 Italics,Asteriks,Brackets/Parenthesis,and Square Brackets
      • 1 Italics
      • 2 Asterisks (*)
      • 3 Parenthesis/Brackets ()
      • 4 Square Brackets「」
  • Unit 19 Capitalization
    • Part 1 Basic Rules
    • Part 2 Special Cases
  • Unit 20 Parallel Structure
    • Part 1 Use of Parallel Structure
    • Part 2 Correlative Conjunctives Followed by Elements in Parallel Form
  • Unit 2l Participial Phrases/Particle Clauses
    • Part 1 The Participial Phrase Defined
  • Unit22 Dangling Constructions
    • Part 1 The Dangling Construction Defined and Ways to Avoid Dangling Constructions
      • 1 The Dangling Construction Defined
      • 2 Ways to Avoid Dangling Constructions
  • Unit 23 Doublets and Unnecessary Modifiers
    • Part 1 The Doublet Defined
    • Part 2 Comparison Between Unnecessary Modifier and Concise Expressions
  • Unit 24 Subject-Verb Agreement
    • Part 1 Basic Principles of Agreement
    • Part 2 Compound Subjects
    • Part 3 Singular Subjects With Their Modifiers
    • Part 4 There Is
    • Part 5 Verb Agreement With Indefinite Pronouns
    • Part 6 Subjects Connected by Conjunctions (Either—Or,Neither-Nor,Or,and Nor)
    • Part 7 Nouns Ending in –S
    • Part 8 Nouns Ending in –ICS
    • Part 9 Fractional Expressions
    • Part 10 Sums and Products of Mathematical Processes
    • Part 11 Numbers That Represent a Total Amount
    • Part 12 Collective Nouns
    • Part 13 A Positive and a Negative Subject
    • Part 14 Geographic Names,Tiele of Publication,and Phrases or Clauses as Subjects
  • Appendixes
    • 1 Common Irregular Verbs
    • 2 Proper Nouns
    • 3 Common Collective Nouns
    • 4 Common Compound Nouns
    • 5 Uncountable Nouns
    • 6 Differences Between American and British English
    • 7 A List of State Abbreviations and Capitals
    • 8 Alphabetized List of 102 Common Adverbs
  • Indexes
  • 出版地 ： 臺灣
  • 語言 ： 繁體中文
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