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High-Intermediate Academic Grammar for ESL Students

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High-Intermediate Academic Grammar for ESL Students

This textbook was created for a high-intermediate academic grammar course for multilingual students. According to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), this textbook is at the B2 level. By the end of the course, students will recognize and demonstrate the appropriate use of high-intermediate grammar structures.

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Rebecca Al Haider
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Reedley College
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LibreTexts
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CC BY
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EN
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Tiếng Anh
Mục lục· 93 mục
  1. 01: Unit 1. Psychology
  2. 01: Dreams
  3. 1.01: Discussion
  4. 1.02: Listening-Why Do We Dream
  5. 1.03: Reading-The Story Behind Dreams
  6. 1.04: Grammar Presentation-Simple Present Simple Past and Present Perfect Tenses
  7. 1.05: Applying Grammar to Reading
  8. 1.06: Communication Practice
  9. 02: Coping
  10. 2.01: Discussion
  11. 2.02: Listening-5 Unhealthy Coping Mechanisms You Shouldnt Ignore
  12. 2.03: Reading-Coping Mechanisms
  13. 2.04: Grammar Presentation-Gerunds and Infinitives
  14. 2.05: Communication Practice
  15. 03: Thinking and Learning
  16. 3.01: Discussion
  17. 3.02: Listening-5 Tips to Improve Your Critical Thinking
  18. 3.03: Reading-The Value of Confusion
  19. 3.04: Grammar Presentation-Phrasal Verbs
  20. 3.05: Applying Grammar to Reading
  21. 3.06: Communication Practice
  22. 04: Summary-Putting It All Together
  23. 4.01: Exercise 12-Editing
  24. 4.02: Exercise 13-Writing
  25. 4.03: Exercise 14-Self-Care Presentation
  26. 02: Unit 2. American History
  27. 05: Indigeonous People
  28. 5.01: Discussion
  29. 5.02: Listening-Lakota in America
  30. 5.03: Reading-Life on Reservations
  31. 5.04: Grammar Presentation-Modals
  32. 5.05: Grammar Presentation-Adjective Clauses
  33. 5.06: Applying Grammar to Reading
  34. 5.07: Communication Practice
  35. 06: Executive Order 9066
  36. 6.01: Discussion
  37. 6.02: Listening-Why I Love a Country That Once Betrayed Me
  38. 6.03: Reading-Japanese Relocation During World War II
  39. 6.04: Grammar Presentation-Passive Voice
  40. 6.05: Applying Grammar to Reading
  41. 6.06: Communication Practice
  42. 07: Summary-Putting It All Together
  43. 7.01: Exercise 12-Editing
  44. 7.02: Exercise 13-Writing
  45. 7.03: Exercise 14-Presentation
  46. 03: Unit 3. Lifespan
  47. 08: Chapter 6. Infants
  48. 8.01: Discussion
  49. 8.02: Listening-How Every Child Can Thrive by Five
  50. 8.03: Reading-Mirror Stage
  51. 8.04: Grammar Presentation-Direct and Indirect (Reported) Speech
  52. 8.05: Applying Grammar to Reading
  53. 8.06: Communication Practice
  54. 09: Adolescence
  55. 9.01: Discussion
  56. 9.02: Listening-Debunking Myths about Adolescence
  57. 9.03: Reading-What to Expect from Adolescence
  58. 9.04: Grammar Presentation-Embedded Questions
  59. 9.05: Communication Practice
  60. 10: Late Adulthood
  61. 10.01: Discussion
  62. 10.02: Listening-Population Pyramids- Powerful Predictors of the Future
  63. 10.03: Reading-Introduction to Physical Development in Late Adulthood
  64. 10.04: Grammar Presentation-Simple Future
  65. 10.05: Communication Practice
  66. 11: Unit 3 Summary-Putting It All Together
  67. 11.01: Exercise 11-Editing
  68. 11.02: Exercise 12-Writing
  69. 11.03: Exercise 13-Presentation
  70. 05: Appendices
  71. Appendix A: Grammar
  72. 12: Rubrics
  73. 13: Irregular Verbs
  74. 14: Phrasal Verbs
  75. 15: Gerunds and Infinitives
  76. Appendix B: Audio Transcripts
  77. 16.01: Chapter 1
  78. 16.02: Chapter 2
  79. 16.03: Chapter 3
  80. 16.04: Chapter 4
  81. 16.05: Chapter 5
  82. 16.06: Chapter 6
  83. 16.07: Chapter 7
  84. 16.08: Chapter 8
  85. Appendix C: Answer Key
  86. 17.01: Chapter 1. Dreams
  87. 17.02: Chapter 2. Coping
  88. 17.03: Chapter 3. Thinking and Learning
  89. 17.04: Chapter 4. Indigeonous People
  90. 17.05: Chapter 5. Executive Order 9066
  91. 17.06: Chapter 6. Infants
  92. 17.07: Chapter 7. Adolescence
  93. 17.08: Chapter 8. Late Adulthood