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TO THE  TEACHER
           TO   THE  TEACHER
           Advanced Grammar in Use was written as a self-study grammar book but teachers might also
           Advanced  Grammar  in  Use  was  written  as  a  self-study  grammar  book  but  teachers  might  also
               it useful for supplementing or supporting their classroom teaching.
           find it  useful  for  supplementing  or  supporting  their  classroom  teaching.
           find
             The book will probably be most useful for more advanced level students for reference and
             The  book  will  probably  be  most  useful  for  more  advanced  level  students  for  reference  and
                   Students at these levels will have covered many of the grammar points before, and some
           practice. Students  at  these  levels  will  have  covered  many  of the  grammar  points  before,  and  some
           practice.
           of the explanations and practice exercises will provide revision material. However, all units are
           of the  explanations  and  practice  exercises  will  provide  revision  material.  However,  all  units  are
           likely to contain information that is new for students even at advanced level, and many of the uses
           likely  to  contain  information  that  is  new  for  students  even  at  advanced  level,  and  many  of the  uses
           of particular grammatical patterns and contrasts between different forms will not have been
           of particular  grammatical  patterns  and  contrasts  between  different  forms  will  not  have  been
                  before.
           studied
           studied before.
             No attempt has been made to grade the units according to level of difficulty. Instead you
             No  attempt  has  been  made  to  grade  the  units  according  to  level  of difficulty.  Instead  you
           should select units as they are relevant to the syllabus that you are following with your students,
           should  select  units  as  they  are  relevant  to  the  syllabus  that  you  are  following  with  your  students,
           or as particular difficulties arise.
           or  as  particular  difficulties  arise.
             There are many ways in which you might use the book with a class. You might, for example,
             There  are  many  ways  in  which  you  might  use  the  book  with  a  class.  You  might,  for  example,
           use explanations and exercises on the left-hand pages as sources of ideas on which you can base
           use  explanations  and  exercises  on  the  left-hand  pages  as  sources  of  ideas  on  which  you  can  base
           the presentation of grammar patterns and contrasts, and use the exercises for classroom practice
           the  presentation  of grammar  patterns  and  contrasts,  and  use  the  exercises  for  classroom  practice
                                           for self-study. The left-hand pages can then be a resource
           or set them as consolidation material for  self-study.  The  left-hand  pages  can  then  be  a  resource
           or  set  them  as  consolidation  material
                                                 You might alternatively want to begin with the
           for future reference and revision by students. You  might  alternatively  want  to  begin  with  the
           for  future  reference  and  revision  by  students.
           exercises and refer to the left-hand page only when students are having problems. You could also
           exercises  and  refer  to  the  left-hand  page  only  when  students  are  having  problems.  You  could  also
           set particular units or groups of units (such as those on Articles or The future) for self-study if if
           set  particular  units  or  groups  of units  (such  as  those  0 on  Articles  or  The future)  for  self-study
           individual students are having difficulties.  n
           individual  students  are  having  difficulties.
                                                         symbol and listed in Appendix 4 on page
             The Typical Errors in each unit (indicated with a*symbol  and  listed in  Appendix  4  on  page
             The  Typical  Errors in  each  unit  (indicated  with  ae
           246) can be discussed with students either before the explanations and examples have been
           246)  can  be  discussed  with  students  either  before  the  explanations  and  examples  have  been
           studied, in order to focus attention on the problem to be looked at in that part of the unit, or after
           studied,  in  order  to  focus  attention  on  the  problem  to  be  looked  at  in  that  part  of the  unit,  or  after
           they have been studied, as consolidation. For example, before studying a particular unit you
           they  have  been  studied,  as  consolidation.  For  example,  before  studying  a  particular  unit  you
           could write the typical error(s) for  that  unit  on  the  board  and  ask  students:  "What's  wrong  and
           could  write  the  typical  error(s)   for that unit on the board and ask students:  "What's wrong and
           how would you correct it?"
           how  would  you  correct  it?"
             There is a set of Additional Exercises (page 269), most of which can be used to provide practice
             There  is  a  set  of Additional  Exercises  (page  269),  most  of which  can  be  used  to  provide  practice
                           from a number of different units.
           of  grammar  points
           of grammar points from  a  number  of  different  units.
             A 'classroom edition' of Advanced Grammar in Use is also available. It has no key and some
             A  ‘classroom  edition’  of Advanced  Grammar  in  Use  1s  also  available.  It  has  no  key  and  some
           teachers might prefer to use it with their students.
           teachers  might  prefer  to  use  it  with  their  students.









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