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Hi, I was checking out the book by Betty Schrampfer Azar called Understanding and Using English Grammar, third edition, for more information on stative passive and saw these sentences in Chart 11-5, page 225: (g) Ann broke the window yesterday. (h) The window was broken by Ann. (i) Now the...

Hi Jingtian,In my opinion, your guess is right. This type of sentence is used to express the degrees of certainty. In the first conversation, two speakers are discussing the girl they have met somewhere else before, so they use the presnt perfect tense here. And in the second conversation, two...

I have this book "understanding and using English Grammar third edition" (ISBN 0-13-958661-X) but there are no keys... may be someone has this book just with keys (it must be ISBN 0-13-020552-4) Can you take photo ofr keys or smth like...or may be these keys exist online? Thanx

Hello everybody, This question has been already answered. This is a general rule that I find very useful. Understanding and Using English Grammar wrote: Forget + infinitive= forget to perform a responsibility, duty, or task, as in "Sam often forgets to lock the door." Forget + gerund...

Mister Micawber wrote:(in spite of Betty Azar, whoever she may be) Betty Schrampfer Azar wrote the Understanding and Using English Grammar series and is one of the most respected ESL/EFL materials writers in the TESOL field. I'd say her name is as well known in TESOL research as Marianne...

Hi all Any one have learn english by using azar's book " undertanding and using english grammar" third edition ? I need to know the key answer to compare with my answer, please share it to me thanks

Susan, I understand the frustration you are feeling. Your language, Chinese, is what linguists call an "isolating language". All information, such as the time an action occurred, is conveyed by the choice and order of words in a sentence. There are no verb tenses. There are no plurals. In fact,...

Not TOEFL, I am taking a course named "Analyzing English Grammar". These questions are discussing the "very" common errors in using English.