Chapter 1 - Inversion
Chapter 2 - Fairly - rather
Chapter 3 - Participles linking sentences
Chapter 4 - Nouns used as Adjectives - Adjectives used as Nouns
Chapter 5 - Verbs without Continuous tenses
Chapter 6 - Verbs constructed with two objects
Chapter 7 - Passive Voice (1) - Two objects & Subordinate Clauses
Chapter 8 - Passive Voice (2) - Subordinate Clause as object. Words constructed along with Prepositions & Particles
Chapter 9 - Points to note (1): would / will (habitual - determination), shall (threat / promise) - used to + Gerund - to be in the habit of + Gerund
Chapter 10 - Preference - Counter Proposal
Chapter 11 - Concession - Relative Pronouns
Chapter 12 - Points to note (2): Temporal conjunctions -Double genitive
Chapter 13 - Points to note (3): Inchoative verbs - Tail questions - Plural - too & enough
Chapter 14 - Causative construction
Chapter 15 - Points to note (4): -ever, else
Chapter 16 - Conditions (1)
Chapter 17 - Conditions (2)
Chapter 18 - Conditions (3)
Chapter 19 - Conditions (4)
Chapter 20 - Comparative of Proportion (the more…. the more) - Concession
Chapter 21 - Capital letters
Chapter 22 - Punctuation (1)
Chapter 23 - Punctuation (2)
Chapter 24 - Punctuation (3)
Chapter 25 - Punctuation (4)
Appendix: Exercises on Chapters 21-25
Pronunciation of the combinations: ough, augh, ea.