English Grammar Exercises For Beginners: Past Present and Future Forms

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Tongue: English
Category: Library

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✦ Synopsis

This is the second book in the series "English Grammar Exercises for Beginners."
If you are a beginner in your English studies, then this little book is just right for you. It revises sentence structure, forming questions and negatives with the main auxiliary verbs and looks at many grammar points that beginners should know - including past, present and future tenses.The book uses simplified language for level one and two learners. As a beginner it is important to revise before moving on to the next level. This book is ideal for students studying for the KET exam. It is also suitable for anyone who feels they lack the basics.

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