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a m b r id g e
Essentiat
Grammar
in Use
A self-study reference and practice book
for elementary learners of English
Fourt h Edit ion
with answ ers
Raymond Murphy
Grammar
Fourth Edit ion
with answ ers
Essential
in Use
A self-study reference and practice book
for elementary learners of English
Raymond Murphy
H i
C
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m b r id g e
UNIVERSITY PRESS
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Essential Grammar in Use first published 1990
Fourth edition 2015
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Contents
Acknowledgem ents
To the student
To the teacher
Present
viii
x
vii
1
am / is/ are
2
am / is/ are
(questions)
3
I am doing
(present continuous)
4
are you doing ?
(present continuous questions)
5
I d o/ w ork/ like
etc. (present simple)
6
I d o n ' t
... (present simple negative)
7
Do y o u ...?
(present simple questions)
8
I am d oing
(present cont inuous) and
I do
(present simple)
9
I have
... and
I' ve g o t ...
Past
10
w as/ w ere
11
w orked / g o t / w ent
et c (past simple)
12
I d i d n ' t ...
Did y o u ...?
(past simple negative and questions)
13
I w as d oing
(past continuous)
14
I w as d oing
(past continuous) and
I d id
(past sim ple)
Present perfect
15
I have d one
(present perfect 1)
16
I' ve j u st ...
I've al r ead y ...
I h av en ' t ... yet
(present perfect 2)
17
Have you e v e r
... ? (present perfect 3)
18
How long have you
... ? (present perfect 4)
19
f or
since
ago
20
I have d one
(present perfect) and
I d id
(past)
Passive
21
is d o ne
w as d o ne
(passive 1)
has been d o ne
(passive 2)
22
is being d o ne
Verb form s
23
be/ have/ do
in present and past tenses
24 Regular and irregular verbs
Future
25
W h at are you d oing t o m o r r o w ?
26
I'm going t o ...
27
w ill/ shall
1
28
w ill/ shall
2
IF YOU ARE NOT SURE WHICH UNITS TO STUDY, USE THE STUDY GUIDE ON PAGE 271
iii
Modals, imperative etc.
29
m ig ht
30
can
and
co uld
31
m u st
32
sho uld
33
I have t o ...
34
W o uld you like ... ?
36
I used t o ...
There
and
it
37
t here is
39
I t ...
Auxiliary verbs
40
I am, I d on' t
et c
41
Have you? A re you? Don' t you?
et c
so am I / n eit h er do I
et c
42
t o o / eit her
t her e are
t h er e has/ have been
t h er e w ill be
38
t here w as/ w ere
I'd like ...
Let ' s do t his!
35
Do t his! Don' t do t hat !
m u st n' t d on' t need t o
43
isn' t, haven' t , don' t
et c (negatives)
Questions
44
is i t ...
?
have you ...
?
do t h ey
... ? et c (questions 1)
W h at is it like?
(questions 3)
45
W ho saw you?
W ho d id you see?
(questions 2)
46
W ho is she t alk in g t o?
47
W h a t ... ? W h ich ... ? How ... ?
(questions 4)
48
How long d oes it t ake ... ?
49
Do you kno w w here ... ?
Reported speech
50
She said t h a t ...
-m g
and
t o
...
51
w o r k / w o r k in g
go/ going
d o/ d oing
52
t o ... (I w an t t o do)
and
-ing (I enjo y doing)
He t o ld m e t h a t ...
I d on' t kno w w h a t ...
et c
53
I w an t you t o ...
I t o ld you t o ...
54
I w en t t o t h e shop t o ...
Co, get,
do, m ake
and
have
55
go t o ...
56
get
go on ...
go f o r ...
go -ing
57
do
and
m ake
58
have
Pronouns and possessives
59
I/ m e
he/ him
t hey/ t hem
et c
60
m y/ his/ t heir
et c
61
W ho se
is this?
It's m ine/ yo urs/ hers
et c
62
l/ m e/ m y/ m ine
63
m yself / yourself / t hem selves
etc.
64
-' s (Kat e' s
camera
/ m y b rot her' s
car etc.)
iv
IF YOU ARE NOT SURE WHICH UNITS TO STUDY, USETHE STUDY GU\ DE OH PAGE273
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