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Why grammar?
Although understanding grammar is not a prerequisite to successful communication, it definitely helps, as meaning is often hidden in the grammatical structure, behind the actual words.
After reaching a certain level of proficiency, every language learner realizes this fact and may decide to study grammar in more details. If you understand grammar, you will become more confident in your language use, you will be able to express yourself more elaborately and notice those tiny differences in written or spoken language more easily.

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currently containing 422 book pages and 76 diagrams

• Time, tense and aspect
  
• Modals
  
• Conditionals and unreal tenses
  
• Indirect speech
  
• Passive voice and causative structures
  
• Non-finite verb forms
  
• Relative clauses
  
• Inversion
  
• Articles
  
• Countable and uncountable nouns
  
• The subjunctive

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• Modals
  
• Causative structures
  
• Modals expressing past unlikelihood - SHOULD
  
• Ditransitive verbs in passive voice
  
• Notes: IF-sentences and conditionals - IF IT WERE NOT FOR/IF IT HADN'T BEEN FOR, BUT FOR
  
• The indefinite article with certain numbers and fractions
  
• Revision questions: future time
  
• Offers with modals
  
• Notes: future perfect
  
• Relative clauses
  
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