The world's best-selling grammar series for learners of English.
Raymond Murphy's English Grammar in Use is the world’s best-selling grammar reference and practice book for learners of English at intermediate (B1-B2) level. It’s perfect for self-study, but also ideal for supplementary grammar activities in the classroom.
The fifth edition is available as a printed book and ebook with audio, for on-the-go learning. It comes with interactive exercises and integrated audio to help with listening and pronunciation skills.
What's new
- Modern page design and fresh, new artwork throughout the book
- Exercises reworked to reduce the amount of writing needed and to bring more focus to the grammar points
- Example sentences and exercises updated to reflect changes in lifestyle, technology and language use.
- 全球销量第一的中级语法书，适合B1-B2水平学习者。
- 左页讲解语法点，右页配套练习，结构清晰易自学。
- 新版更新现代设计，整合音频与互动练习，强化听说。
- 具备基础英语知识，希望系统梳理语法的中级学习者。
- 需要补充课堂语法训练或进行自主复习的学生。
- 厌倦枯燥教条，偏好实用、地道英语表达的学习者。
- 建议按单元顺序学习，利用索引快速定位易混淆点。
- 注意区分口语与书面语差异，避免在非正式语境误用。
- 结合音频练习发音，重视时态细微差别的语境含义。
- 被公认为最好用的语法书之一，讲解清晰透彻接地气。
- 对时态等难点解析详尽，帮助读者建立正确语法思维。
- 部分练习偏口语化，需结合其他资源提升正式写作能力。
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- "e.g. everyone enjoyed the party. he is invited to lots of parties and he goes to every one."
- "it doesn't matter whether you use MAY or MIGHT, but we use only MIGHT when the situation is not real! e.g. If I knew them better, I might invite them to dinner."
- "Unit 10.Present perfect continuous and simple(I have been doing and I have been done.) Present perfect continuous:We are interested in the activity. It does not matter whether something has been finished or not. Present perfect simple: The important thing is that something has been finished. Example"
- "Unit 11 How long have you(been)...? A.Compare the present and the present perfect: *Amy is in hospital. But she has been in hospital since Monday.(not "Amy is in hospital since Monday.") *We know each other very well. but We have known each other for a long time. B.I have been doing something(presen"
- "Unit 12. When...? and How long...? For and since A.Compare When...?(+past simple) and How long...?(+present perfect): --When di it start raining? --It started raining an hour ago/at 1 o'clock --How long has it been raining? --It's been raining for an hour/since 1 o'clock. B.We use both for and since"
- "Unit 13 Present perfect and past(1)(I have done and I did) A.Tom is looking for his key.He can't find it. He has lost his key. This means that he doesn't have his key now. Ten minutes later: Now Tom has found his key. He has it now. Has he lost his key? No,he hasn't.He has found it. Did he lose his "
- "Unit 14.Present perfect and past(2)(I have done and I did) A.Do not use the present perfect(I have done)when you talk about a finished time.(for example,yesterday/ten minutes ago/in 1985/when i was a child.).Use a past tense: *The weather was nice yesterday. *They arrived the minutes ago. Compare: P"
- "Unit 15. Past perfect(I had done) A.I/we/they/you/it had(=I'd etc.)gone/finish etc. The past perfect simple is had+past participle(gone/seen/finished etc.) This is the starting poinit of the story. Then, if we want to talk about things that happened before this time,we use the past perfect(had...): "
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