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ADVANCED GRAMMAR
CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH
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While every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this
book, the publisher assumes no responsibility for errors or
omissions, or for damages resulting from the use of the
information contained herein.
CAE CPE ADVANCED GRAMMAR
First edition. July 19, 2016.
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ABSENCE OF vs LACK OF
ACROSS vs OVER vs THROUGH
ADJECTIVES POSITION AFTER SUCH vs SO , TOO, etc
ADJECTIVES + PREPOSITIONS
ALL vs WHOLE vs EVERY vs ENTIRE
ALMOST VS NEARLY
AND vs & (AMPERSAND)
ANNOYED BY / WITH/ ABOUT / AT / THAT
APART FROM vs EXCEPT / EXCEPT FOR
ARRANGE vs SCHEDULE
AS . . . AS vs SO . . . AS
AS IF / AS THOUGH
AS LONG AS vs SO LONG AS
ATMOSPHERE vs ENVIRONMENT vs AMBIENCE
ATTEND vs ATTEND TO
BE RESPONSIBLE TO vs BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
BECAUSE OF vs DUE TO
BEFORE vs UNTIL
BELOW vs BENEATH vs UNDER vs UNDERNEATH
BE ON FOR SOMETHING vs BE UP TO SOMETHING
BE UP FOR SOMETHING vs BE IN FOR SOMETHING
CANNOT vs CAN NOT
CAUSATIVE VERBS
(LET, MAKE, HAVE, GET, HELP)
CLEFT SENTENCES
CONCERN IN / CONCERN ABOUT /BY/OVER /CONCERN WITH
CONDITIONALS
(IF CLAUSES)
CONDITIONALS – MIXED CONDITIONALS
DANGLING PARTICIPLES
DEFINITE ARTICLE: THE
DID NOT USE TO (DIDN’T USE TO) vs USED NOT TO (USEDN’T)
DO IT vs DO SO
FALL DOWN vs FALL OVER
FOR NOW / FOR THE TIME BEING / FO THE MOMENT
FRONTING
GERUND FORMS / • GERUND FUNCTIONS
GO ON TO DO SOMETHING / GO ON TO SOMETHING
GO ON DOING SOMETHING
HARD vs HARSH vs TOUGH vs ROUGH
HAVE AN INTEREST vs TAKE AN INTEREST
HEADERS and TAILS
I DIDN’T THINK OF THAT vs I HADN’T THOUGH OF THAT
IF ONLY vs I WISH
INVERSIONS IN ENGLISH
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IT , SHE or HE WHEN REFERRING TO ANIMALS?
IT vs THIS.
IT’S TIME vs IT’S ABOUT/ HIGH TIME
LAST vs LATEST
LET ALONE / MUCH LESS /
STILL LESS / EVEN LESS / NOT TO MENTION /
MADE (out) OF vs MADE FROM vs MADE WITH
MAIN vs PRINCIPAL
MANDATORY vs COMPULSORY vs OBLIGATORY
MAY AS WELL vs MIGHT AS WELL
MAYBE vs PERHAPS vs PROBABLY
MIGHT HAVE vs MUST HAVE
MOST vs MOST OF THE
MUST vs OUGHT vs SHOULD
NEED vs DARE AS SEMI-MODALS (Modal phrases)
NEXT vs FOLLOWING – THE NEXT vs NEXT
THE FOLLOWING vs FOLLOWING
NO MORE THAN vs NOT MORE THAN
NOWHERE NEAR vs NOT NEARLY
ON vs ABOUT
ONLY vs EXCEPT THAT
ONTO vs ON TO
OPPORTUNITY vs CHANCE
OPTION vs ALTERNATIVE
PARALLEL STRUCTURE
PASSIVE VOICE
PIED-PIPING vs PREPOSITION STRANDING
PLURAL NOUNS (IRREGULAR)
PUT ONE’S HEART (AND SOUL) IN /INTO SOMETHING
SET ONE’S HEART (MIND) ON SOMETHING
REDUCED RELATIVE CLAUSES
REGRET DOING vs REGRET HAVING DONE
SEE SOMEBODY DO SOMETHING vs
SEE SOMEBODY DOING SOMETHING
SEEM LIKE vs LOOK LIKE vs FEEL LIKE vs SOUND LIKE
SENSITIVE TO vs SENSITIVE ABOUT
SET PHRASES vs VARIABLE PHRASES
SHORT TIME vs LITTLE TIME
SHOULD vs MUST vs OUGHT TO
SINCE / SINCE THEN / EVER SINCE
SO vs TOO
SO LONG / SO FAR – ONLY SO MUCH/ ONLY SO MANY
SOME vs MANY
SOON vs EARLY
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SPLIT INFINITIVES
SUBSTITUTE FOR vs REPLACE WITH
SURE IF vs SURE THAT
THAT vs WHICH
THE FORMER vs THE LATTER
THINK OF SOMETHING vs THINK SOMETHING UP
TO DO vs FOR DOING
TRY AND vs TRY TO
UNTIL THEN vs BY THEN / UNTIL THAT TIME vs BY THAT TIME
USED TO DO vs BE USED TO DOING
USUAL vs USUALLY
WHETHER vs IF
WHICH vs WHOSE
WHICHEVER vs WHATEVER
WHO vs THAT
WILL vs SHALL
WOULD vs USED TO
YOU vs YOUR with gerund
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