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    Grammar Launch Intermediate 1: Completely master 15 English grammar structures using this book and the Grammar Launch MP3s so you can reach your goal of becoming fluent in English.
    Grammar Launch Intermediate 1: Completely master 15 English grammar structures using this book and the Grammar Launch MP3s so you can reach your goal of becoming fluent in English.
    Grammar Launch Intermediate 1: Completely master 15 English grammar structures using this book and the Grammar Launch MP3s so you can reach your goal of becoming fluent in English.
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    Grammar Launch Intermediate 1: Completely master 15 English grammar structures using this book and the Grammar Launch MP3s so you can reach your goal of becoming fluent in English.

    By Anthony Kelleher

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    Grammar Launch Intermediate 1 will bring you from your current level of English to the next level. Would you like to use English grammar more effectively? Do you want to know exactly how to use structures like had better, the present perfect, used to and the future tenses? This book can help you achieve all these and more.

    You will learn how to use these selected grammar structures in detail, so that you can fully master each one.

    This book contains over 450 natural examples of the grammar structures. You also get free access to the MP3 packs which will ingrain the English in your brain.
    Level up your English today with Grammar Launch Intermediate 1!

    In this book, you’ll learn:
    • how to use 15 common grammar structures in English.

    • detailed examples of each structure.

    • how we use these structures in natural, native English.

    • how to access the Grammar Launch MP3s to accelerate your English fluency.

    Plus much more.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAnthony Kelleher
    Release dateJun 21, 2016
    ISBN9781311783639
    Grammar Launch Intermediate 1: Completely master 15 English grammar structures using this book and the Grammar Launch MP3s so you can reach your goal of becoming fluent in English.
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    Anthony Kelleher

    Anthony Kelleher is from London, England. He has been teaching both English Language and English as a Foreign Language for more than 10 years. He studied Linguistics & TESOL at the University of Roehampton in London and has a keen interest in all areas of English education.Anthony has written several books on the English language and publishes in this field regularly.

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      Grammar Launch Intermediate 1 - Anthony Kelleher

      Grammar Launch Intermediate 1

      Published by Anthony Kelleher

      Copyright 2016 Anthony Kelleher

      Discover my other titles:

      Launch your English

      Punctuate with Perfection

      www.SirEnglish.com

      Contents

      Introduction

      The steps to launch your English to the next level

      Had better (you had better do, she had better do etc.)

      Enough and too (too hot, hot enough)

      So and such (so nice, such a nice person)

      Used to (I used to go, he used to see etc.)

      Present continuous (I am doing, he is doing etc.)

      Present simple (I do, she does etc.)

      Past simple (I did, they went etc.)

      Present perfect (I have done, she has done etc.)

      Going to (I’m going to do, she’s going to do etc.)

      Will (I will do, she will do etc.)

      Relative clauses (who and that)

      Verb + -ing (enjoy playing, hates reading etc.)

      Both, neither and either

      Even

      Phrasal verbs using ‘in’ and ‘out’ (put out, join in)

      What next?

      Launch your English to the next level.

      Grab the Grammar Launch MP3 Pack at:

      www.SirEnglish.com/GrammarLaunch

      Introduction

      First of all, congratulations on wanting to improve your English! You are on the way to becoming more fluent with the use of Grammar Launch Intermediate 1 and the Grammar Launch MP3s.

      This book is written to be as concise as possible so that learning is made easier. Grammar is briefly explained, then there are lots of examples in use, so that you can learn through real, natural English. The point of the grammar explanation is to get a basic understanding of each structure. The main learning takes place with the example sentences and the Grammar Launch MP3s.

      All the examples in this book are natural ways of using each grammar structure. You won’t find ridiculous examples like you see in some textbooks such as look at that monkey dancing or please hold this gun while I bend down to tie my shoelace.

      There are more than 450 natural, native-like example sentences to read and listen to. The reason for so many examples is because each time you see or hear the grammar in a new way, your brain understands even more deeply, and so the new language will easily stick.

      All the forms that are studied are in bold so that it is easier to notice what you are learning in each unit.

      All the Grammar Launch MP3s are available on the download page: www.SirEnglish.com/GrammarLaunch

      Let’s get started with launching your grammar and your English to the next level!

      The steps to launch your English to the next level

      1. Read the explanation so you understand the main meaning and use of the grammar structure.

      2. Read the example sentences a few times so that you understand each grammar structure more deeply. Learning with these short, focused examples is an excellent way to train your brain and ingrain the new grammar.

      3. After you have read the sentences, download the Grammar Launch MP3 files.

      4. Listen to the MP3 for the grammar structure you learned. The audio will allow you to absorb the new English quickly and easily.

      5. Listen many, many times so that the English sticks in your brain. You can put the MP3s onto your smartphone and listen anywhere you go: on the bus, on the train, while walking, while in the gym etc. Get into the habit of listening to each MP3 many times and you will see huge, rapid improvements in your English.

      6. Practice speaking aloud by listening to each sentence and then pausing the audio as you repeat after me. This will further ingrain the new grammar into your mind.

      7. When you have completed one unit, move onto the next grammar structure in this book, download the MP3 and follow the steps above again.

      8. Keep listening and reading all the grammar structures once you have finished the book. Keep refreshing them until you become natural and fluent in each area.

      Had better (you had better do, she had better do etc.)

      Meaning

      Look at this example:

      Your sickness is getting worse. We had better go to the doctor today.

      The words in bold indicate that we should strongly do something. Had better means that you should do something. If you don’t do this thing, there will be a problem or danger in the future.

      Structure

      The structure for had better is:

      Had better + basic verb (walk, see, visit, go etc.)

      For example:

      We had better leave now, otherwise we will be late.

      The negative structure is:

      Had better + not + basic verb

      For example:

      You had better not be late for work. There is an important meeting today.

      The question structure is:

      Hadn’t + I/he/she/it/we/you/they + better + basic verb

      For example:

      Hadn’t we better drive? It’s quite far to walk.

      Things to note

      1. Had better is usually contracted

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