Grammar and Vocabulary for Cambridge Advanced and Proficiency: With Key

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by  Richard Side

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Contents
Vocabuiary
Syllabus map
lntroduction SECTION 4 Possibility, probability and 56
certainty
Unit one SECTION 5 Obligations 58
Probienz tenses Exam practice 3 60
Entry test
~ n ifto ur 62
OVERVIEW
Modai verbs
SECTION I Present Perfect 2
SECTION 2 Other Perfect forms Entry test 62
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SECTION 3 Continuous forms OVERVIEW Meanings of modals 63
SECTION A The future SECTION I Intention, willingness, frequency, 68
habit
Vocab uiary
SECTION 2 Ability, permission 70
SECTION 5 Stative verbs SECTION 3 Special uses of should; modals in 72
SECTION 6 Collocation: an introduction the past
Exam practice 1 Vocab uiary
SECTION 4 Frequency 74
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Passives
Exam practice 4 78
Entrv test 32
OVERVIEW 33 ~ n iftiv e '80
SECTION I Agents and objects with the passive 34 Subjunctives and Unreai Past;
SECTION 2 Infinitives and -ing form passives 36
Conditionak
SECTION 3 Structures with get and have 3 8
SECTION 4 Not using the passive: transitive 40 Entry test 80
to intransitive OVERVIEW 8 1
Vocabuiary SECTION I Subjunctives and Unreal Past 82
SECTION 2 Likely conditionals in the past, 84
SECTION 5 Verbs we commonly use in 42 present and future
the passive
+ SECTION 3 Unlikely conditionals in the 86
SECTION 6 Phrasal verbs; verb preposition 44 present and future
Exam practice 2 46 SECTION 4 Past conditionals 88
Vocabuiary
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SECTION 5 Metaphor
Modal verbs
1 SECTION 6 Word formation: prefixes and 92
suffixes
Entry test 48
OVERVIEW 49 Exam practice 5 94
SECTION I Predicting
SECTION 2 True, untrue, possible: present 52
and past
(testing contents of Units 1-5)
SECTION 3 Necessity, duty and advice 54
CONTENTS
Vocabulary
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SECTION 5 Singular, plural uncountable: 138
Linking clauses
common phrases
Entry test 1O 0 SECTION 6 Compounds
OVERVIEW 101
Exam practice 8
SECTION I Time and Reason 102
SECTION 2 Result and Purpose Unit nine
SECTION 3 Concession clauses
Determiners and pronouns
Vocab ulary
Entry test
SECTION 4 Expressing purpose and effect 108
OVERVIEW
SECTION 5 Agreeing or not 110
SECTION I All, both, the whole, neither, either,
no, none
Exam practice 6 112
SECTION 2 Each and every
Unit seven 114 SECTION 3 Ones, another, other(s), one
another, each other
Adjectives and adverbs
SECTION 4 Quantifiers: much, many, a lot of;
Entry test 114 (a)few,( a) little, most
OVERVIEW 115 SECTION 5 Any, some, somewhere, anywhere,
etc.
SECTION I Adjective structures; adjective 116
or adverb? Vocabulary
SECTION 2 Inversion after negative adverbs 118
SECTION 6 Amount and extent
SECTION 3 Making comparisons 120
SECTION 7 Groups of and parts of
Vocab ulary
Exam practice 9
SECTION 4 Differences and similarities
SECTION 5 Sentence adverbs 124 Unit ten
Exam practice 7 Noun clauses
Entry test
Unit eight
OVERVIEW
Nouns and articles
SECTION I That-clauses
Entry test SECTION 2 Wh-clauses
OVERVIEW SECTION 3 To-infinitive and -ing clauses 168
SECTION I Using the or no article SECTION 4 Reference: this, that, these, those; 170
such: so
SECTION 2 Singular, plural, uncountable
Vocabulary
SECTION 4 Adjectives and verbs as nouns SECTION 5 Nouns from phrasal verbs 172
SECTION 6 Lack, shortage and excess 174
Exam practice 10 176
Progress test 2 1
(testing contents of Units 1 - 10)
CONTENTS
Unit eleven 182 Unit fourteen 224
Relative clauses Verb complementation
1
Entry test Entry test
OVERVIEW OVERVIEW
SECTION I Words used with relative 184 SECTION I Reflexive and reciprocal verbs 226
pronouns SECTION 2 Verbs followed by that-clauses 228
SECTION 2 Omitting relative pronouns 186 and adjectives
SECTION 3 Nominal reiative clauses 188 SECTION 3 Verbs used with prepositional 230
and adverbial phrases
Vocab ulary
Vocab ulary
SECTION A Reference words 190
SECTION 5 Problems and solutions 192 SECTION 4 Dependent prepositions and 232
prepositional phrases
Exam practice 11 194 SECTION 5 Expressing knowledge and belief 234
Unit twelve 196 Exam practice 14 236
Ernp hasis Unit fifteen 238
Entry test 196 Verb cornplernentation
2
OVERVIEW 197
Entry test
SECTION 1 Fronting 198
OVERVIEW 239
SECTION 2 Introductory There and It 200
SECTION I Verbs followed by -ing and 240
SECTION 3 Emphasis using What, Al1 and It 202
infinitive
SECTION 4 Nominalisation 204
SECTION 2 Verbs followed by infinitive 242
Vocabulary SECTION 3 Verbs followed by as 244
SECTION 5 Substituting one phrase for 206 Vocab ulary
another
SECTION 4 Competition, opposition, 246
SECTION 6 IntensiSing and emphasising 208
disagreement
Exam practice 12 210 SECTION 5 Starting and ending: creating 248
and destroying
Unit thirteen 212
Exam practice 15 250
Reported speech
Progress test 3 252
Entry test 212
OVERVIEW 213 (testing contents of Units 1 - 15)
SECTION I Tenses in reported speech 214
SECTION 2 Report structures 216
Vocab ulary
SECTION 3 Quoting, reporting and 218
interpreting
SECTION 4 Communicating 220
Exam practice 13 222
(cid:144)
Syllabus map
Unit one page 16
Grarnrnar Probiem tmses Present Perfect Present Perfect with other tenses; idiomatic phrases
2 Other Perfect tenses Past Perfect 1 Future Perfect;
OVERVIEW -
Perfect infinitives and -ing forms
Perfect tenses; continuous
3 Continuous Perfect Continuous; Past Continuous for plans, polite requests;
tenses; the future -
Continuous infinitives; Perfect Continuous passive
-4 The future Future forms; will in time and qclauses;
common phrases to refer to the future
-5 Stative verbs Uses in Continuous and non-Continuous tenses
-6 Collocation Meaning; fixed and open; grammatical forms
Unit two page 32
Grarnrnar Passives -I Agents and objects Mention of agents; verbs with two objects;
limitations of as si ve
OVERVIEW
2 Passive and infinitive Infinitives after certain passive verbs;
and reasO1ls for using,
Formt - passive infinitives; report
the passive
+
-3 Get and have Causatives; Get -ed; I've had my car stolen, etc.
-4 Transitive to intransitive Changing subject without using passive;
meanings of ergative verbs
1 1 I -5 Verbs common in the passive Verbs with no agent; -ed adjective or passive?;
prepositions with passives; phrasal verbs
-6 Phrasal verbs Prepositions and particles; position of object;
prepositions after passives
Unit three page 48
Grarnrnar Modal verbs 1 I Predicting Certainty; possibility; expressing opinions
-
2 Truth and possibility True 1 untrue; expressing opinions; giving reasons;
OVERVIEW -
expressing annoyance
Basic grammar; main uses
3 Necessity, duty, advice Must, have to, should, needn't, don't have to etc.;
of modals I; alphabetical list -
other verbs for necessity and advice
of modals
-4 Possibility, probability, certainty Likelihood: bound to, etc.; improbability
-5 Obligations Legal / institutional, moral, personal obligations;
freedom of choice
Unit four page 62
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Grarnrnar Modal verbs 2 -I Intention, frequency, habit Intention 1 refusal; offers 1 requests; frequency
-2 Ability, permission Can 1 Could v. was 1 were able to; theoretical possibility;
OVERVIEW
permission; register
Main uses of modals 2; key
3 Should; modals in the past Special uses of should; modals in the past;
difficulties with meanings -
moda1 Perfects
4 Frequency Adverbs and phrases; adjectives; habits and trends
-
-5 Ability, quality and achievement Dependent prepositions; collocation;
connotation; metaphor
SYLLABUS MAP
Unit five page 80
Grammar Subjunctives and I Subjunctives and Unreal Past Present and Past subjunctive; Unreal Past
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Unreal Past; Conditionals 2 Likely conditionals Verb forms; will 1 won't in If-clauses;
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mixing time references; false conditionals
OVERVIEW v..
Subjunctives; Unreal Past; -3 Unlikely conditionals Verb forms; would in ifclauses; are to 1 were to
conditionals; when and $ -4 Past conditionals Verb forms; would have ... would have; omitting $ etc.
if
alternatives to
5 Metaphor Compound adjectives and nouns; single words; idiomatic phrases
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6 Prefixes and suffixes Changing meaning; prefixes in non-existent words;
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suffixes and part of speech; suffixes changing meaning
Unit six page 100
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Grammar Linking clauses -I Time and Reason Time clauses: Ever since, etc.; Reason clauses: because, etc.
-2 Result and Purpose Result clauses: so, etc.; Purpose clauses: in order to, etc.
OVERVIEW
3 Concession clauses Position of linking words; background information;
Types of clause; reasons for -
unexpected contrast
use; position
4 Purpose and effect Purpose 1 intention; result, cause and effect
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-5 Agreeing or not Not giving in; weighing things up; giving in
Unit seven pag.,e 1 14
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Grammar Adjectives and Adjective structures Adjectives after nouns; structures after adjectives;
adverbs late, lately, etc.
2 lnversion After negative adverbs; uses
-
OVERVIEW
3 Making comparisons Comparatives; similarities; double comparatives;
Position of adjectives and - preferences; as 1 like; as if 1 though
adverbs; adverbs from
adjectives; adverbial phrases
-4 Differences and similarities Collocation; synonyms; modifiers;
linking phrases; idiomatic phrases
5 Sentence adverbs Definition; uses
-
Unit eight page 128
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Grammar Nouns and The or no article The with nouiis always singular; nouns without articles;
-I
articles general or specific: adding the
-2 Singular, plural, uncountable Always plural; uncountable with -S; collectives;
OVERVIEW
There is 1 are; uncountable 1 countable
Countable 1 uncountable:
3 Classifying Referring to groups: plural, the, a / an; special groups
a 1 an, the, or no article; -
other determinen -4 Adjectives and verbs as nouns The unemployed, the supernatural, etc.;
gerunds with 1 without the
5 Singular, plural and uncountable Common phrases: onfoot,
in al1 weathers, etc.
+ + +
6 Compounds Noun noun; adjective noun; adjective adjective;
-
other combinations
SYLLABUS MAP
Unit nine page 144
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Grammar Determinen I al/, both, the whole, neither, either, no, none Uses; common phrases
-
and pronoum -2 Each and every Differences in meaning / use; singular / plural;
common phrases
OVERVIEW
Pronoun v. determiner; -3 One and another, other(s), one another, each other Uses; common phrases
using determiners together; -4 Quantifiers: much, many, (a) few, etc. Articles; use in negatives / questions;
formality; common phrases
singular, plural, uncountable;
common phrases -5 Any, some, somewhere, anywhere, etc. Uses; common phrases
6 Amount and extent Extent and degree; words expressing quantity
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-7 Groups of and parts of Describing groups; informal phrases; collocation
Unit ten page 162
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Grammar Noun clauses -I That-clauses After nouns / adjectives / report verbs; as subject;
omitting that; comparison with relative clauses
OVERVIEW
-2 Wh-clauses Uses; with prepositions; with infinitives; whether and I$
Definition; types; position
exclamations
-3 To-infinitive and -ing clauses Sentence position; differences;
adding subjects; common phrases
4 Reference: this, that, these, those; such; so Time / distance;
-
referring back; common phrases
-5 Nouns from phrasal verbs Position of particle; transitive / intransitive;
noun v. phrasal verb
6 Lack, shortage and excess The haves; The have nots
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Unit eleven page 182
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Grammar Relative clauses I Words used with relative pronouns Prepositions;
-
relatives after pronouns / determiners / wh- words
OVERVIEW
-2 Ornitting relative pronouns When to omit; replacing clauses;
Defining / non-defining;
descriptive clauses
relative pronouns; position
3 Nominal relative pronouns Definition; uses; followed by to-infinitive;
of pronouns -
what before a noun; contact clauses
-4 Reference words Types of reference: speciS.ing, arranging, focusing, etc.
-5 Problems and solutions Facing problems, finding solutions, etc.;
collocation; idiomatic phrases
SYLLABUS MAP
Unit twelve page 196
Grammar Emphasis -I Fronting Definition; uses; fronting noun clauses; introduction phrases
+ +
2 lntroductory There and It Dummy subjects; it clause / report verb;
OVERVIEW -
referring forward
Stress / intonation; stronger
3 Emphasis using What, Al1 and It What 1 Al1 I am going to do is ... etc.;
words; repetition; sentence -
It was Tim who ran into the ofice.
adverbs; passives; other
grammatical changes -4 Nominalisation Definition; uses; have a talle, malee a comment, etc.
5 Substituting one phrase for another Using adverbs / nouns / adjectives /
-
phrases; multiple changes
6 Intensifying and emphasising Adjectives; collocation; adverbs of degree;
-
exaggeration; adverbials, etc.
Unit thirteen
Grammar Reported speech J Tenses in reported speech Tenses of report verb; reporting past / present
tenses; reporting moda1 verbs
OVERVIEW -2 Report structures Types of clause; infinitive and -ing; impersonal reports;
Grammar 1 vocabulary
summarising; personal comments
changes; orders / questions;
1 L
flexible changes
-3 Quoting, reportinggnd interpreting Referring directly; doubting;
interpreting
-4 Communicating Ways of speaking; phrasal verbs; idiomatic phrases
Unit fourteen page 224
Grammar Verb -I Reflexive and reciprocal verbs Use; verbs always 1 commonly reflexive;
complementation 1 meaning changes
-2 Verbs + that-clauses and adjectives Verb + that-clause;
OVERVIEW +
verb describing noun / adjective
Transitive / intransitive;
3 Verbs + prepositional 1 adverbial phrases Verbs of movement 1 position;
structures after verbs; - verb + phrase 1 + adverb 1 + way
link verbs
-4 Dependent prepositions Verb / adjective 1 noun + preposition;
prepositional phrases
-5 Expressing knowledge and belief Collocation; common phrases
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Grammar Verb Verbs followed by ing or infinitive Differences; perfect -ing; verb -ing
-I
complementation 2 or bare infinitive
-2 Verbs followed by infinitive Verb + to-infinitive 1 to be / Perfect Infmitive 1
OVERVlEW +
bare infinitive;f or object
Using two verbs; +
+ 3 Verbs followed by as Defining a role or function; as noun / adjective;
preposition -ing -
defining objects; similar structures
-4 Competition, opposition, disagreement Collocation; word formation;
prepositions
-5 Starting / ending; creating / destroying Common phrases; phrasal verbs