Oxford Learner’s Pocket Grammar – Vietnamese
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SENTENCE AND TEXT

  1. Words and phrases
  2. The simple sentence
  3. Give, send, buy, etc
  4. The use of statements
  5. Negative statements
  6. Negatives with emphasis and inversion
  7. The imperative
  8. Getting people to do things
  9. Questions
  10. Wh-questions
  11. More on question words
  12. Negative questions
  13. Answering questions
  14. Question tags
  15. Echo questions, echo tags, exclamations
  16. Replacing and leaving out words
  17. Leaving out words after the auxiliary
  18. Too, either, so, and neither/nor
  19. Think so, hope not, etc
  20. More patterns with so
  21. Word order and information
  22. Phrases in front position
  23. The empty subject there
  24. The empty subject it
  25. Emphasis

VERB FORMS

  1. The present simple
  2. The present continuous
  3. Present simple or present continuous?
  4. The past simple
  5. The present perfect
  6. Past simple or present perfect?
  7. Past simple/ present perfect: time phrases
  8. The past continuous
  9. The present perfect continuous
  10. Past perfect tenses
  11. Actions and states
  12. Overview of verb tenses
  13. Will and shall
  14. Be going to
  15. Present tenses for the future
  16. Will, be going to, or the present tense?
  17. Be to, be about to, etc
  18. The future continuous and perfect
  19. The verb be
  20. The verb have
  21. The verbs do and make
  22. Have a look, etc
  23. Modal verbs
  24. Modal phrases
  25. Must and have to
  26. Don’t have to, needn’t, and mustn’t
  27. Should, ought to, had better, etc
  28. Can, could, may, and be allowed to
  29. Will, must, and can’t for certainty
  30. May, might, can, and could
  31. Can, could, and be able to
  32. Would
  33. Used to and dare
  34. Passive verb forms
  35. The use of the passive
  36. Some passive patterns
  37. The patterns with have and get
  38. The passive to-infinitive and gerund

INFINITIVE, GERUND, AND PARTICIPLE

  1. The infinitive
  2. Some patterns with the to-infinitive
  3. Verb + to-infinitive or gerund?
  4. Verbs taking either form
  5. Verb + object + to-infinitive
  6. Adjective + to-infinitive
  7. More patterns with the to-infinitive
  8. For and of with a to-infinitive
  9. The infinitive without to
  10. The gerund
  11. Some patterns with the gerund
  12. Preposition + gerund
  13. Combination + gerund
  14. For doing, to do, to doing
  15. Determiner + gerund
  16. Participles
  17. Participle + noun
  18. Verb + object + participle
  19. Participles for time and reason
  20. Some patterns with participles

THE NOUN PHRASE

  1. Nouns and noun phrases
  2. The plural of nouns
  3. The possessive form
  4. Some uses of the possessive
  5. Countable and uncountable nouns
  6. Information, news, etc
  7. Nouns either countable or uncountable
  8. Two nouns together
  9. Agreement
  10. Nouns with a plural form
  11. Pair nouns and group nouns
  12. Introduction to a/an and the
  13. The main uses of a /an and the
  14. Special uses of a/an and the
  15. A/an, some, the, and a noun on its own
  16. A singular noun on its own
  17. A/an and the in phrases of time
  18. Names
  19. Possessives
  20. Demonstratives
  21. Introduction to quantifiers
  22. A lot of, many, much, etc
  23. All, most, etc
  24. Both either, neither, every, and each
  25. Some and any
  26. Enough, some more, etc
  27. Personal pronouns
  28. The use of pronouns
  29. Reflexive and emphatic pronouns
  30. One and ones
  31. Everyone, something, etc

ADJECTIVES, ADVERBS, AND PREPOSITIONS

  1. Introduction to adjectives
  2. More about adjectives
  3. The order of adjectives
  4. Tired and exhausted; –ing and –ed
  5. The + adjective
  6. Introduction to adverbials
  7. Adverbials: front and end position
  8. Adverbials: mid position
  9. Adverb forms
  10. Adverbials of manner
  11. Adverbials of place/time
  12. Adverbials of frequency
  13. Adverbs of degree
  14. Too, enough, quite, rather, and such
  15. Focus, viewpoint, and truth adverbials
  16. Comment and linking adverbials
  17. Comparison of adjectives
  18. Irregular comparison and special forms
  19. Comparison of adverbs and quantifiers
  20. Comparison: than, as, etc
  21. Introduction to prepositions
  22. Prepositions of place
  23. Place: at, on, and in
  24. More on preposition of place
  25. Time: at, on, and in
  26. For, since, and ago
  27. More prepositions of time
  28. Prepositions: other meanings
  29. Phrasal and prepositional verbs
  30. Phrasal verb meanings
  31. Prepositional verbs (1)
  32. Prepositional verbs (2)
  33. Adjective/Noun + preposition

MAIN CLAUSES AND SUB-CLAUSES

  1. Clause and sentence
  2. What comes after the verb?
  3. Words meaning and and or
  4. Words meaning but and so
  5. Clauses of time
  6. Reason and purpose
  7. As and like, whoever, etc
  8. Introduction to conditionals
  9. Type 0 and 1 conditionals
  10. Type 2 conditionals
  11. Type 3 conditionals
  12. Should, were, had, and inversion
  13. More about if
  14. Other ways of expressing a condition
  15. Unreal past and subjunctive
  16. Noun clauses
  17. Nominalization
  18. Basics of indirect speech
  19. Tell, say, and ask
  20. Changes in indirect speech
  21. Tenses in indirect speech
  22. Reporting questions
  23. Reporting requests,offers, etc
  24. Basics of relative clauses
  25. Relative clauses without commas
  26. Relative clauses with commas
  27. Whose, what, and whoever
  28. Relative adverbs
  29. Relative clauses + participle/infinitive

ENDINGS, WEAK FORMS, AND SHORT FORMS

  1. Endings: –s. –ed. and –y
  2. Endings with e and double consonants
  3. Weak forms
  4. Short forms
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