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This new edition of the Collins COBUILD English Grammar is a modern, global and learner-focussed grammar reference, aimed at learners and teachers of English.
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Topic
Lingue e linguisticaSubtopic
Lingua ingleseChapter 1
Referring to people and things: nouns, pronouns, and determiners
1.1–12 | Introduction to the noun phrase |
1.13–92 | Identifying people and things: nouns |
1.15–22 | Things that can be counted: countable nouns |
1.23–33 | Things not usually counted: uncountable nouns |
1.34–40 | When there is only one of something: singular nouns |
1.41–46 | Referring to more than one thing: plural nouns |
1.47–51 | Referring to groups: collective nouns |
1.52–58 | Referring to people and things by name: proper nouns |
1.59–65 | Nouns that are rarely used alone |
1.66–72 | Adjectives used as nouns: the poor, the impossible |
1.73–76 | Nouns referring to males or females |
1.77–82 | Referring to activities and processes: -ing nouns |
1.83–92 | Compound nouns: car park, mother-in-law, breakdown |
1.93–161 | Talking about people and things without naming them: pronouns |
1.95–106 | Talking about people and things: personal pronouns |
1.107–109 | Talking about possession: possessive pronouns |
1.110–118 | Referring back to the subject: reflexive pronouns |
1.119–123 | People in general: generic pronouns |
1.124–127 | Referring to a particular person or thing: this, that, these and those |
1.128–141 | Referring to people and things in a non-specific way: someone, anyone, everyone, etc. |
1.142–145 | Showing that people do the same thing: each other and one another |
1.146–150 | Joining clauses together: relative pronouns |
1.151–153 | Asking questions: interrogative pronouns |
1.154–161 | Other pronouns |
1.162–251 | Definite and indefinite determiners |
1.163–183 | Using the definite determiner the |
1.184–193 | Definite determiners: using this, that, these, and those |
1.194–210 | Possessive determiners: my, your, their, etc. |
1.211–222 | The possessive form: apostrophe s (’s) |
1.223–235 | Indefinite determiners: all, some, many, etc. |
1.236–251 | Other indefinite determiners |
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