Gareth King - Colloquial English - A Complete English Language Course

see

saw/sɔ/

seen

shake

shook

shaken

show

showed

shown

speak

spoke

spoken

steal

stole

stolen

take

took

taken

throw

threw

thrown

wake

woke

woken

wear

wore

worn

write

wrote

written

8 Miscellaneous

become

became

become

come

came

come

do

did

done/dn/

go

went

gone/ɔn/

have

had

had

make

made

made

lay

laid

laid

pay

paid

paid

say/sεi/

said/sεd/

said/sεd/

Grammar index

The first number gives the unit, the second number gives the Language point: e.g. 3.21 means Unit 3, Language point 21.

a/ an1.9

commands 3.17

a-adjectives 11.69

comparative 10.59

active versus passive 15.90

conditionals 14.79, 14.82

adjectives, comparative 10.59

could8.47

adjectives, superlative 10.59

Could you . . . ?3.18

adjectives in -ed8.52

countable nouns 4.23

adjectives in -ing8.52

adjectives with prepositions

degree words 10.62

6.40

didauxiliary 4.24

adverb position 13.78

direct object pronouns 6.36

after11.70

do, versus make13.77

another4.28

Don’t . . .3.17

article, indefinite 1.9

don’t think4.27

as soon as6.37

auxiliary did4.24

-edadjectives 8.52

ed-form 9.54

base-form 2.14, 3.18, 6.38

either10.61

before11.70

else8.51

bet14.83

empty it7.42

better off . . . -ing10.64

bring7.46

for(time) 11.67

forms of the verb 2.14

C1 conditional 14.79

future 7.41, 7.43, 11.70

C2 conditional 14.82

can8.47

genitive 3.19

can’t8.47, 12.72

get3.22

can’t have12.73, 15.88

going to7.41

certainty 12.72

goodbye 1.10

choosing 5.34

287

had9.56

offering 5.30, 5.31

have4.25

one4.28, 10.63

have to12.71

other4.28

if8.48, 14.80, 14.83

passive 15.90

if only14.83

past continuous 9.57

in case14.84

past perfect 15.85

indefinite article 1.9

past simple 4.24, 9.54, 9.55, 9.56

indirect object pronouns 6.36

personal pronouns 1.5

indirect speech 15.86

phone language 6.35

-ing3.21, 8.50, 10.64

phrasal verbs 3.20, 7.44

-ingadjectives 8.52

pointing out 1.7, 5.34

ing-form after verbs 8.50

position of adverbs 13.78

introducing people 1.3

possessive adjectives 1.6

it, empty 7.42

possessive pronouns 2.16

possibility 12.72

Let’s . . .1.8, 5.29

prepositions after adjectives 6.40

likes and dislikes 5.32

prepositions at the end with

liking doing things 5.33

wh-words 11.66

liking things 5.30

prepositions in relative clauses

13.76

make, versus do13.77

present continuous 3.21

may12.72

present perfect 9.53, 9.55

may have15.88

present simple 2.12, 6.37, 8.48,

May I . . .?(formal) 6.38

11.70, 14.79

might12.72

pronouns, object 6.36

mine, yours, etc. 2.16

pronouns, personal 1.5

money see Unit 4, Life and living

pronouns, possessive 2.16

must12.71

must have12.73

quantity 4.23

my, your, etc. 1.6

questions with be1.4

quite10.62

needn’t have15.88

negative short forms 2.11

relative clauses 13.75

nouns, countable 4.23

relative clauses with prepositions

nouns uncountable 4.23, 4.26

13.76

n’t2.11

reported speech 15.86

numbers see Unit 4, Life and living saying goodbye 1.10

object pronouns 6.36

’sgenitive 3.19

obligation 12.71

Shall I . . . ?3.18

ofgenitive 3.19

short forms 1.1

288

short forms, negative 2.11

uncountable nouns 4.23, 4.26

should8.47

unless14.84

since11.67

some10.63

verb, forms 2.14

state verbs 7.45, 8.49

verbs, state 7.45, 8.49

suggestions 5.29

very10.62

superlative 10.59

suppose15.89

was9.56

weak forms 2.13

tags, questions 1.2

were9.56

tag responses 1.2

What . . . for?14.81

take7.46

What if . . .?8.48

telling the time 11.65

when11.70, 14.80

thatrelative 13.75

which10.60

that’swith wh-words 15.87

whorelative 13.75

this, that, these, those1.7

wh-questions 2.15, 11.66

time 11.65

wh-words 2.15, 11.66 12.74

time expressions 6.39, 9.58,

Why don’t you . . .?6.38

11.68

will-future 7.43

to-form 2.14, 8.50, 12.74

wish14.83

to-form after verbs 8.50, 12.74

wonder15.89

too10.62

would14.82

Document Outline

Colloquial English

Title

Copyright

Contents

Introduction

English spelling

IPA symbols

Grammatical terms used in this book

1 Pleased to meet you

2 Where are you from

3 Could you tell me where the bank is

4 Have you got any bread

5 What shall we do today

6 Hello could I speak to Vicki