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Communicative English
Communicative English
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This book is designed as per the new syllabus of Anna University Regulation 2017. It adopts a text-cum-workbook style.

  • Cover
  • Title Page
  • Copyright Page
  • Contents
  • Preface
  • Introduction
  • Unit 1 Grammar
    • 1. ‘WH’ Questions
    • 2. ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ Questions
    • 3. Parts of Speech
    • 4. Prepositions
    • 5. Conjunctions
    • 6. Degrees of Comparison
    • 7. Pronouns
    • 8. Direct vs Indirect Questions
    • 9. Tenses
    • 10. Modal Verbs
  • Unit 2 Vocabulary Development
    • 11. Prefixes & Suffixes
    • 12. Articles
    • 13. Count/Non-count Nouns
    • 14. Guessing Meanings of Words in Context
    • 15. Single Word Substitution
    • 16. Adverbs
    • 17. Synonyms and Antonyms
    • 18. Phrasal Verbs
    • 19. Collocations
    • 20. Fixed and Semi-fixed Expressions
  • Unit 3 Reading
    • 21. Skimming, Scanning and Predicting
    • 22. Reading Comprehension
    • 23. Inductive and Deductive Reasoning
    • 24. Short Narratives and Descriptions from Newspapers
    • 25. Reading Longer and Different Types of Texts
    • 26. Critical/Close Reading
  • Unit 4 Writing
    • 27. Sentence Completion
    • 28. Developing Hints
    • 29. Paragraph Writing
    • 30. Free Writing
    • 31. Use of Reference Words and Discourse Markers
    • 32. Jumbled Sentences - Coherence/Cohesion
    • 33. Letter Writing
    • 34. Personal/Informal Letters
    • 35. E-mails and Conventions of Personal E-mail
    • 36. Brainstorming, Outlining and Note-Taking
    • 37. Essay Writing
    • 38. Dialogue Writing
  • Unit 5 Listening
    • 39. Listening to Informal and Formal Conversations
    • 40. Listening to Telephonic Conversations
    • 41. Listening to Fill-up Gapped Tests
    • 42. Listening for Main Ideas and Note-Taking
    • 43. Listening to Talks
    • 44. Listening to Conversations
  • Unit 6 Speaking
    • 45. Introducing Oneself
    • 46. Sharing Information of a Personal Kind
    • 47. Greetings and Introductions
    • 48. Taking Leave
    • 49. Asking about Routine Actions
    • 50. Expressing Opinions
    • 51. Speaking about One’s Friend
    • 52. Participating in Conversations
    • 53. Short Group Conversations
  • Index

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Description

This book is designed as per the new syllabus of Anna University Regulation 2017. It adopts a text-cum-workbook style.

Table of contents
  • Cover
  • Title Page
  • Copyright Page
  • Contents
  • Preface
  • Introduction
  • Unit 1 Grammar
    • 1. ‘WH’ Questions
    • 2. ‘Yes’ or ‘No’ Questions
    • 3. Parts of Speech
    • 4. Prepositions
    • 5. Conjunctions
    • 6. Degrees of Comparison
    • 7. Pronouns
    • 8. Direct vs Indirect Questions
    • 9. Tenses
    • 10. Modal Verbs
  • Unit 2 Vocabulary Development
    • 11. Prefixes & Suffixes
    • 12. Articles
    • 13. Count/Non-count Nouns
    • 14. Guessing Meanings of Words in Context
    • 15. Single Word Substitution
    • 16. Adverbs
    • 17. Synonyms and Antonyms
    • 18. Phrasal Verbs
    • 19. Collocations
    • 20. Fixed and Semi-fixed Expressions
  • Unit 3 Reading
    • 21. Skimming, Scanning and Predicting
    • 22. Reading Comprehension
    • 23. Inductive and Deductive Reasoning
    • 24. Short Narratives and Descriptions from Newspapers
    • 25. Reading Longer and Different Types of Texts
    • 26. Critical/Close Reading
  • Unit 4 Writing
    • 27. Sentence Completion
    • 28. Developing Hints
    • 29. Paragraph Writing
    • 30. Free Writing
    • 31. Use of Reference Words and Discourse Markers
    • 32. Jumbled Sentences - Coherence/Cohesion
    • 33. Letter Writing
    • 34. Personal/Informal Letters
    • 35. E-mails and Conventions of Personal E-mail
    • 36. Brainstorming, Outlining and Note-Taking
    • 37. Essay Writing
    • 38. Dialogue Writing
  • Unit 5 Listening
    • 39. Listening to Informal and Formal Conversations
    • 40. Listening to Telephonic Conversations
    • 41. Listening to Fill-up Gapped Tests
    • 42. Listening for Main Ideas and Note-Taking
    • 43. Listening to Talks
    • 44. Listening to Conversations
  • Unit 6 Speaking
    • 45. Introducing Oneself
    • 46. Sharing Information of a Personal Kind
    • 47. Greetings and Introductions
    • 48. Taking Leave
    • 49. Asking about Routine Actions
    • 50. Expressing Opinions
    • 51. Speaking about One’s Friend
    • 52. Participating in Conversations
    • 53. Short Group Conversations
  • Index
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