Viva Perfect Grammar and Composition - 6
Viva Perfect Grammar and Composition - 6
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Go to cartISBN: 9789387153288
Bind: Paperback
Year: 2020
Pages: 184
Size: 8.5 x 11 Inch
Publisher: Viva Education
Exclusive Distributors: Viva Books
Sales Territory: Worldwide
Description:
To speak and write any language confidently, we must know its grammar. Perfect Grammar and Composition is a comprehensive and learner-friendly textbook series that makes grammar interesting without compromising on the rigour the subject demands. With equal emphasis on the grammatical structures and their application in real-life situations, the lessons explain and exemplify each concept in detail, also accounting for exceptions to the rules. The exercises range from the easy to the highly challenging to test learners of varying levels of competence.
Key Features:
- Comprehension
- Learner friendly
- Well-graded
- Colourful
- Includes a glossary of grammar
The main features of the series are:
- Comprehensive coverage of grammar
- Comprehension, vocabulary and writing skills
- Multiple-choice questions
- Dictionary tasks
- Well-graded and learner-friendly lessons
- Glossary of grammar terms
Four essential areas of language learning in one comprehensive book
- Grammar
- Vocabulary
- Comprehension
- Writing
Target Audience:
Students of Class 6.
Contents:
Preface
Chapter 1. The Sentence
Chapter 2. Subject and Predicate
Chapter 3. Questions
Chapter 4. Nouns
Chapter 5. Number
Chapter 6. Pronouns
Chapter 7. Gender
Chapter 8. Adjectives
Chapter 9. Articles
Chapter 10. Cats Big and Small
Chapter 11. Verbs
Chapter 12. Tenses
Chapter 13. Present Tense
Chapter 14. Past Tense
Chapter 15. Future Tense
Chapter 16. Subject?Verb Agreement
Chapter 17. Tag Questions
Chapter 18. Adverbs
Chapter 19. Prepositions
Chapter 20. Conjunctions
Chapter 21. Degrees of Comparison: Adjectives and Adverbs
Chapter 22. Sea Fever
Chapter 23. Direct and Indirect Speech
Chapter 24. Active and Passive Voice
Chapter 25. Punctuation
Chapter 26. Homonyms
Chapter 27. Homophones
Chapter 28. Synonyms
Chapter 29. Antonyms
Chapter 30. Idioms
Chapter 31. Phrasal Verbs
Chapter 32. Similes
Chapter 33. Words Easily Confused
Chapter 34. Robin Hood and the Butcher
Chapter 35. Writing Letters and Emails
Chapter 36. Story-Writing
Chapter 37. Essay-Writing
Chapter 38. Writing a Diary Entry
Glossary of Grammar Terms
About the Authors:
Anita Bahadur is a teacher and communication-skills trainer with 20 years of experience, which includes 15 years at various public schools. A subject-matter expert for content and curriculum development, she has edited and co-authored several books for language learning for different levels. Anita is also an examiner for the Cambridge BEC, ILEC and ICFE examinations, and conducts train-the-trainer programmes in communication and soft skills.
Surinder Puri has 25 years of experience in teaching English, including 10 years at Delhi Public School, Noida. She has been a CBSE examiner and an independent ELT consultant. She contributes regularly to a leading national daily in English.
S. Sreetilak completed his Master's in English from the Central Institute of English and Foreign Languages (now English and Foreign Languages University), Hyderabad, and M.Phil. in English from the University of Hyderabad. He is an ELT editor and writer based in New Delhi.
