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英文法 解説

2026.07.23

英文法 総合参考書　項目通し番号一覧（日英対訳版）

0001〜0625　全項目リンク一覧　／　OBLECTO

https://oblecto.org/english-grammar-complete-guide/


序章　文の成り立ち（Sentence structures）


0001
Words, phrases, and clauses
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0002
Word
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0003
Phrase
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0004
Clause
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0005
Punctuation marks (periods, question marks, exclamation marks, etc.)
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0006
Period (full stop)
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0007
Question mark
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0008
Exclamation mark
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0009
Commas, colons, semicolons, and other marks
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0010
Parts of speech
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0011
Nouns, pronouns, and verbs
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0012
Adjectives and adverbs
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0013
Prepositions, conjunctions, and interjections
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第1章　文の種類（Kinds of sentences）

Part 1　英語の語順（Word order in English）


0014
Word order in English
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0015
Basic word order such as SVO
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0016
The relationship between word order and information structure
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0017
Differences from Japanese word order
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Part 2　基本的な文の形（Basic sentence forms）


0018
Basic sentence forms
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0019
Declarative sentences
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0020
Interrogative sentences
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0021
Imperative sentences
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0022
Exclamatory sentences
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Part 3　疑問文・命令文の応用形（Applied forms of questions and imperatives）


0023
Applied forms of questions and imperatives
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0024
Tag questions
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0025
Indirect questions
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0026
Negative imperatives
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0027
Let's / Do constructions
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0028
There-constructions (expressing existence)
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0029
There is/are expressing existence
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0030
Subject–verb agreement in there-constructions
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0031
Advanced uses of there-constructions
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第2章　動詞と文型（Verbs and Sentence patterns）

Part 1　動詞の使い方と文型（How to use verbs and sentence patterns）


0032
How verbs are used and sentence patterns
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0033
Intransitive and transitive verbs
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0034
The link between sentence patterns and verbs
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0035
Clues for identifying sentence patterns
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Part 2


0036
How to use verbs
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0037
Usage of intransitive verbs
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0038
Usage of transitive verbs
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0039
Transitive verbs easily mistaken for intransitive verbs
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0040
Sentence patterns
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0041
The basics of the five sentence patterns
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0042
Key points for identifying sentence patterns
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0043
Types of complements
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Part 3


0044
Verb usages to be careful about
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0045
Verbs easily confused as transitive or intransitive
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0046
Intransitive verbs followed by a preposition
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0047
Verbs whose meaning changes between transitive and intransitive use
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0048
Sentence patterns and verbs
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0049
Verbs that take the fourth sentence pattern
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0050
Verbs that take the fifth sentence pattern
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0051
Distinguishing SVOC from SVO
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0052
Phrasal verbs and sentence patterns
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0053
Transitive phrasal verbs
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0054
Intransitive verb + preposition + noun
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第3章　動詞と時制（Verbs and Tense）

Part 1　「時」をどのように表すか（How to express "time"）


0055
How to express "time"
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0056
Basic concept of tense
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0057
How to express present, past, and future
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Part 2


0058
Present tense and present progressive
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0059
Usage of the present tense
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0060
Usage of the present progressive
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0061
Stative verbs and the progressive form
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0062
Past tense and past progressive
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0063
Usage of the past tense
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0064
Usage of the past progressive
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0065
Expressions for past habits
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0066
Expressions expressing the future
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0067
Expressing the future with will
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0068
Expressing the future with be going to
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0069
Expressing the future with the present progressive
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Part 3


0070
The present tense used after conjunctions of time or condition
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0071
The present tense after when/if, etc.
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0072
Why the present tense is used even for future matters
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0073
Progressive-form usages to be careful about
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0074
Verbs that cannot be used in the progressive
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0075
Exceptional cases where the progressive is used
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0076
Various expressions expressing the future
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0077
Be about to
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0078
The be to construction
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0079
The future progressive
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0080
Summary of verb forms and tenses
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0081
A chart matching tense to verb form
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0082
Common tense-error patterns
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0083
Special uses of tense
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0084
The historical present
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0085
Tense in newspaper headlines
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第4章　完了形（Perfect tense）

Part 1　完了形が表す意味（Meanings expressed by the perfect tense）


0086
Meanings expressed by the perfect tense
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0087
Completion and result
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0088
Experience
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0089
Continuation
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Part 2


0090
Present perfect and present perfect progressive
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0091
Usage of the present perfect
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0092
Usage of the present perfect progressive
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0093
The difference between the present perfect and the past tense
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0094
Past perfect and past perfect progressive
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0095
Usage of the past perfect (the "earlier past")
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0096
Usage of the past perfect progressive
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Part 3


0097
Future perfect
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0098
Basic usage of the future perfect
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0099
The meaning of will have + past participle
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0100
Present perfect not viewed from "now"
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0101
Applications of the resultative use
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0102
The relationship between the present perfect and time adverbials
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0103
How to determine verb form
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0104
The three factors that determine verb form (tense, voice, aspect)
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0105
How to combine verb forms with auxiliaries
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0106
Sequence of tenses
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0107
Basic rules of the sequence of tenses
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0108
Exceptions to the sequence of tenses
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0109
Idiomatic expressions using the perfect tense
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0110
The difference between have been to and have gone to
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0111
The pattern It is the first time (that) S have done
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第5章　助動詞（Auxiliary verbs）

Part 1　助動詞の役割（The role of auxiliary verbs）


0112
The role of auxiliary verbs
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0113
The basic function of auxiliary verbs
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0114
Auxiliary verb + base form of the verb
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Part 2


0115
Auxiliary verbs expressing ability and permission
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0116
Can
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0117
Could
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0118
Be able to / may
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0119
Auxiliary verbs expressing obligation and necessity
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0120
Must
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0121
Have to
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0122
Should / ought to
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0123
Auxiliary verbs expressing possibility and conjecture
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0124
May / might
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0125
Must (conjecture)
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0126
Cannot (conjecture)
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0127
Usage of will / would / shall
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0128
Usage of will
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0129
Usage of would
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0130
Usage of shall
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0131
Usage of need / used to
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0132
Usage of need
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0133
Usage of used to
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0134
The difference between used to and would
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Part 3


0135
Auxiliary verb + have + past participle
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0136
Conjecture about the past
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0137
Regret and criticism about the past
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0138
Idiomatic expressions containing auxiliary verbs
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0139
Cannot help ~ing
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0140
May well
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0141
Would rather
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0142
Usage of should in that-clauses
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0143
Should after verbs of suggestion and demand
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0144
Should expressing emotion
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0145
Summary of auxiliary verbs
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0146
An overview of auxiliary-verb meanings
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0147
The relationship between auxiliaries and tense
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0148
Polite and indirect expressions using auxiliaries
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0149
Would you ~? / Could you ~?
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0150
Shall we ~?
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0151
Applications of would rather
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第6章　態（Voice）

Part 1　受動態の形と意味（The form and meaning of the passive voice）


0152
The form and meaning of the passive voice
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0153
The basic form of the passive voice
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0154
Distinguishing active from passive voice
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Part 2


0155
Basic forms of the passive voice
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0156
Be + past participle
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0157
Negative and interrogative passive sentences
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0158
Various forms of the passive voice (1)
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0159
The progressive passive
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0160
The perfect passive
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0161
The passive with auxiliary verbs
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0162
Passive-voice forms requiring attention to word order
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0163
The passive of phrasal verbs
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0164
The passive of the fourth and fifth sentence patterns
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Part 3


0165
Various forms of the passive voice (2)
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0166
The get-passive
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0167
Passives expressing emotion
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0168
Passive expressions to be careful about
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0169
Passives using prepositions other than by
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0170
Verbs that cannot be made passive
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0171
What are verbals
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0172
Features common to infinitives, gerunds, and participles
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0173
The semantic subject of verbals
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0174
Reasons for using the passive and shifts in viewpoint
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0175
Making given information the subject
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0176
Obscuring the agent
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0177
Omission of by
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第7章　不定詞（Infinitives）

Part 1　不定詞とは（What is the infinitive）


0178
What is the infinitive
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0179
The basic form of the infinitive
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0180
The range of meanings of the to-infinitive
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Part 2


0181
Noun usage of the infinitive
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0182
Infinitives as subject
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0183
Infinitives as object
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0184
Infinitives as complement
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0185
Adjective usage of the infinitive
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0186
Infinitives modifying a noun
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0187
The be to construction
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0188
Adverb usage of the infinitive
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0189
Infinitives expressing purpose
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0190
Infinitives expressing the cause of an emotion
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0191
Infinitives expressing result
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0192
Infinitives expressing the basis for a judgment
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0193
SVO + to-infinitive
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0194
The want type
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0195
The tell type
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0196
The allow type
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0197
The semantic subject of the infinitive and the position of negatives
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0198
For + noun as the semantic subject
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0199
Of + noun as the semantic subject
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0200
The position of not
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0201
Expressions using causative and perception verbs
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0202
Usage of make / have / let
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0203
Perception verb + bare infinitive
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0204
The passive of causative and perception verbs
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Part 3


0205
Various forms of the infinitive
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0206
The perfect infinitive
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0207
The progressive infinitive
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0208
The passive infinitive
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0209
Intransitive verb + to-infinitive
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0210
Seem to
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0211
Happen to
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0212
Appear to
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0213
Infinitive usages to be careful about
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0214
Independent infinitives
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0215
The too…to construction
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0216
The enough to construction
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0217
Idiomatic constructions using the infinitive
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0218
So as to / in order to
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0219
The only to construction
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0220
The never…to construction
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第8章　動名詞（Gerunds）

Part 1　動名詞とは（What is the gerund）


0221
What is the gerund
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0222
The basic form of the gerund
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0223
The difference between the gerund and the infinitive
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Part 2


0224
The function of the gerund
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0225
Gerunds as subject
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0226
Gerunds as object
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0227
Gerunds as complement
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0228
The semantic subject of the gerund and the position of negatives
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0229
Possessive/objective case + gerund
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0230
The position of not
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Part 3


0231
Various forms of the gerund
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0232
The perfect gerund
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0233
The passive gerund
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0234
Important expressions using the gerund
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0235
Cannot help ~ing
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0236
Look forward to ~ing
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0237
Be worth ~ing
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0238
Gerunds and infinitives
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0239
Verbs that take only a gerund as object
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0240
Verbs that take only an infinitive as object
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0241
Verbs that take both but change meaning
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0242
Idiomatic constructions using the gerund
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0243
There is no ~ing
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0244
It is no use ~ing
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0245
On[upon] ~ing
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第9章　分詞（Participles）

Part 1　分詞とは（What is the participle）


0246
What is the participle
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0247
The difference between the present and past participle
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0248
The basic function of the participle
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Part 2


0249
Participles that modify nouns (attributive usage)
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0250
Participles placed before the noun
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0251
Participles placed after the noun
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0252
Participles used as complements (predicative usage)
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0253
Participles in SVC
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0254
Participles in SVOC
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0255
have + O + participle / see + O + participle
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0256
Have + O + past participle
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0257
Perception verb + O + participle
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0258
Participial construction
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0259
How to form the participial construction
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0260
Participial constructions expressing time, reason, or condition
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0261
Participial constructions expressing attendant circumstances
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Part 3


0262
Applications of the participial construction
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0263
The perfect participial construction
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0264
The passive participial construction
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0265
The independent (absolute) participial construction
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0266
with + (pro)noun + participle expressing attendant circumstances
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0267
When the relation after with is active
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0268
When the relation after with is passive
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0269
Expressions using participles
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0270
Idiomatic participial constructions
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0271
Participial adjectives
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0272
English information structure
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0273
Given information and new information
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0274
The end-focus principle
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0275
Participial adjectives from verbs of emotion
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0276
The -ing form of emotion adjectives
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0277
The -ed form of emotion adjectives
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第10章　比較（Comparison）

Part 1　何と何を比較するのか（What is compared with what）


0278
What is compared with what
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0279
Making the two things compared parallel
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0280
Omission and supplementation of the item compared
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Part 2


0281
Positive, comparative, and superlative degrees
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0282
Regular changes
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0283
Irregular changes
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0284
The relationship between syllable count and inflection
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0285
Comparison using the positive degree
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0286
The as…as construction
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0287
The not as[so]…as construction
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0288
Comparison using the comparative degree
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0289
Comparative + than
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0290
Comparatives expressing a difference in degree
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0291
Comparison using the superlative degree
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0292
The + superlative
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0293
Expressions indicating the range of comparison
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0294
Expressing superlative meaning with the positive and comparative degrees
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0295
Negative + comparative expressing a superlative meaning
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0296
The no other…as[comparative] construction
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Part 3


0297
Various expressions using the positive degree
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0298
As…as possible
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0299
As much[many] as
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0300
Multiple expressions (twice as…as, etc.)
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0301
Various expressions using the comparative degree (1)
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0302
The the + comparative, the + comparative construction
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0303
Comparative + and + comparative
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0304
Various expressions using the comparative degree (2)
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0305
No more than
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0306
No less than
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0307
Much[still] less
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0308
Comparative expressions using no
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0309
No + comparative + than
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0310
Subject + no more…than
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0311
Various expressions using the superlative degree
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0312
One of the + superlative
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0313
Superlative + that-clause
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0314
Emphasizing comparatives and superlatives
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0315
Much / far / a lot + comparative
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0316
By far + superlative
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第11章　関係詞（Relatives）

Part 1　関係代名詞と関係副詞（Relative pronouns and relative adverbs）


0317
Relative pronouns and relative adverbs
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0318
The basic concept of relative pronouns
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0319
The basic concept of relative adverbs
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0320
Correspondence with the antecedent
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Part 2


0321
Basics of relative pronouns
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0322
Who / whom / whose
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0323
Which
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0324
That
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0325
Continuative usage of relative pronouns
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0326
The difference from the restrictive usage
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0327
The continuative use of which and who
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0328
Relative adverbs
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0329
Where
▸


0330
When
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0331
Why
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0332
How
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0333
Compound relatives
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0334
Whoever / whatever / whichever
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0335
Wherever / whenever
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Part 3


0336
Compound relatives expressing "concession"
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0337
No matter who[what/which]
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0338
The concessive whoever construction
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0339
As and than functioning as relative pronouns
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0340
The quasi-relative pronoun as
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0341
The quasi-relative pronoun than
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0342
Various usages of relative pronouns
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0343
Preposition + relative pronoun
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0344
Omission of the relative pronoun
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0345
Chain relative clauses
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0346
Relative adjectives
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0347
Usage of which + noun
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0348
Usage of what + noun
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0349
What are "phrases" and "clauses"
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0350
Definition of a phrase
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0351
Definition of a clause
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0352
How to distinguish phrases from clauses
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0353
Types of phrases
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0354
Noun phrases
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0355
Adjective phrases
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0356
Adverb phrases
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0357
Types of clauses
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0358
Noun clauses
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0359
Adjective clauses
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0360
Adverb clauses
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0361
Distinguishing interrogatives from relatives
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0362
The difference from interrogative pronouns
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0363
The difference from interrogative adverbs
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第12章　仮定法（Subjunctive mood）

Part 1　「仮定法」と動詞の形（The "subjunctive mood" and verb forms）


0364
The "subjunctive mood" and verb forms
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0365
The past subjunctive
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0366
The past perfect subjunctive
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0367
The difference from the indicative mood
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Part 2


0368
Subjunctive mood using if
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0369
The form of the past subjunctive
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0370
The form of the past perfect subjunctive
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0371
Mixed-type conditionals
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0372
Subjunctive mood after wish or as if
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0373
Wish + past subjunctive
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0374
Wish + past perfect subjunctive
▸


0375
As if[though] + subjunctive
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Part 3


0376
Subjunctive mood expressing future matters
▸


0377
If S should
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0378
If S were to
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0379
Subjunctive mood without if
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0380
The subjunctive with without[but for]
▸


0381
Using the subject to imply a conditional
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0382
Idiomatic expressions using the subjunctive mood
▸


0383
It is time + past subjunctive
▸


0384
If only
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0385
I wish I could
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0386
Polite expressions using the subjunctive mood
▸


0387
Would you…?
▸


0388
Could you…?
▸


0389
I would appreciate it if…
▸


0390
Omitting if through inversion
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0391
Were S ~
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0392
Had S ~
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0393
Should S ~
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第13章　疑問詞と疑問文（Interrogative words and Interrogative sentences）

Part 1　疑問文の形（The form of interrogative sentences）


0394
The form of interrogative sentences
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0395
Yes/No questions
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0396
WH-questions
▸


0397
The position of the interrogative word
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Part 2


0398
Types and usage of interrogative words
▸


0399
Who / what / which
▸


0400
When / where / why
▸


0401
How
▸


0402
Various forms of interrogative sentences (1)
▸


0403
Alternative questions
▸


0404
Declarative-form questions
▸


0405
How to answer interrogative sentences
▸


0406
How to answer with Yes/No
▸


0407
How to answer negative questions
▸

Part 3


0408
Various forms of interrogative sentences (2)
▸


0409
Indirect questions
▸


0410
Tag questions
▸


0411
Idiomatic expressions in interrogative sentences
▸


0412
What if
▸


0413
How come
▸


0414
Why not
▸


0415
Rhetorical questions
▸


0416
Questions used as irony / rhetorical negation
▸


0417
The Who knows? type
▸

第14章　否定（Negative）

Part 1　英語で否定を表す（Expressing negation in English）


0418
Expressing negation in English
▸


0419
Negation with not
▸


0420
Negation with negative words
▸

Part 2


0421
Negative words and the scope of negation
▸


0422
The scope covered by not
▸


0423
Types of negative words (no, never, nothing, etc.)
▸


0424
Partial negation and double negation
▸


0425
Partial negation (not all / not always)
▸


0426
The meaning of double negation
▸

Part 3


0427
Idiomatic expressions of negation
▸


0428
Far from
▸


0429
Anything but
▸


0430
Not so much A as B
▸


0431
Negative expressions without negative words
▸


0432
Too…to
▸


0433
Fail to
▸


0434
The last…to
▸


0435
Emphatic negative expressions
▸


0436
Not…at all
▸


0437
By no means
▸


0438
Never ever
▸

第15章　話法（Speech）

Part 1　発言内容の伝え方（How to convey what was said）


0439
How to convey what was said
▸


0440
The difference between direct and indirect speech
▸


0441
How to choose the reporting verb
▸

Part 2　直接話法と間接話法（Direct speech and indirect speech）


0442
Direct speech and indirect speech
▸


0443
How to use quotation marks
▸


0444
Shifts in person and tense
▸


0445
Shifts in words expressing place and time
▸

Part 3　間接話法の応用形（Applied forms of indirect speech）


0446
Applied forms of indirect speech
▸


0447
Converting questions between speech forms
▸


0448
Converting imperatives between speech forms
▸


0449
Converting exclamations between speech forms
▸


0450
Represented speech (free indirect speech)
▸


0451
Characteristics of represented speech
▸


0452
The difference from direct and indirect speech
▸

第16章　名詞構文・無生物主語（Noun construction and Inanimate subject）

Part 1　名詞構文と無生物主語（Noun constructions and inanimate subjects）


0453
Noun constructions and inanimate subjects
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0454
Basics of the noun construction
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0455
Basics of the inanimate-subject construction
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Part 2


0456
Noun constructions
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0457
Nominalizing verbs
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0458
Nominalizing adjectives
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0459
Inanimate subjects
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0460
Inanimate subject + transitive verb
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0461
How to translate inanimate-subject sentences into Japanese
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0462
Translation techniques for inanimate-subject sentences
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0463
Translating as cause / reason
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0464
Translating as condition
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第17章　強調・倒置・挿入・省略・同格（Emphasis, Inversion, Insertion, Omission, Apposition）

Part 1　文の要素に手を加える理由（Reasons for modifying sentence elements）


0465
Reasons for modifying sentence elements
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0466
Emphasizing information
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0467
Stylistic effect
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Part 2


0468
Emphasis
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0469
The It is…that construction
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0470
Emphatic do
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0471
Emphatic adverbs
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0472
Inversion
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0473
Inversion triggered by negative words
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0474
Inversion triggered by only + adverbial
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0475
Inversion with locative adverbials
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0476
Insertion
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0477
Inserted clauses
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0478
Inserted phrases
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0479
Omission
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0480
Omission of shared elements
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0481
Omission in if-clauses and comparative clauses
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0482
Apposition
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0483
Noun + that-clause in apposition
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0484
Noun + of ~ing in apposition
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0485
Distinguishing the cleft construction from the formal-subject construction
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0486
Key points for distinguishing them
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0487
The difference in whether elements can be omitted
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第18章　名詞（Nouns）

Part 1　数えられるか，数えられないか（Countable or uncountable）


0488
Countable or uncountable
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0489
Characteristics of countable nouns
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0490
Characteristics of uncountable nouns
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Part 2


0491
Types of nouns
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0492
Common nouns
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0493
Collective nouns
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0494
Material nouns
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0495
Abstract nouns and proper nouns
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0496
Usage of nouns
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0497
Nouns as subject, object, or complement
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0498
The appositive usage
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0499
Noun usages to be careful about
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0500
How to count uncountable nouns
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0501
Nouns with identical singular and plural forms
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0502
Plural forms of nouns
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0503
Regular changes
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0504
Irregular changes
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0505
Nouns always used in the plural
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0506
Forms of nouns expressing possession
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0507
How to add ’s
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0508
Expressing possession with of + noun
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0509
What are determiners
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0510
Types of determiners
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0511
The word order of determiners
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0512
Quantity expressions with nouns
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0513
A number of / the number of
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0514
A lot of / lots of
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0515
Plenty of
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第19章　冠詞（Articles）

Part 1　a / anか，theか，冠詞なしか（a/an, the, or no article）


0516
a/an, the, or no article
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0517
Distinguishing the indefinite from the definite article
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0518
Cases with no article
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Part 2


0519
Basic usage of articles
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0520
Usage of a / an
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0521
Usage of the
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0522
The function of articles
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0523
Distinguishing first mention from prior mention
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0524
The referring to a unique thing
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0525
The functions of the indefinite article, definite article, and zero article
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0526
The generic usage
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0527
The presence or absence of articles in idioms
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0528
Idiomatic expressions involving articles
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0529
The difference between go to school and go to the school
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0530
The idiomatic definite article, as in by the way
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第20章　代名詞（Pronouns）

Part 1　代名詞の働き（The function of pronouns）


0531
The function of pronouns
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0532
An overview of the types of pronouns
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0533
What pronouns refer to
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Part 2


0534
Personal pronouns
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0535
Subjective, possessive, and objective case
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0536
Possessive pronouns
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0537
Reflexive pronouns
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0538
Usage of it
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0539
It as a formal (dummy) subject
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0540
It as a formal (dummy) object
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0541
It referring to a situation
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0542
Demonstrative pronouns
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0543
Usage of this / that
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0544
Usage of such / so
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0545
Indefinite pronouns
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0546
Usage of one / other
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0547
Usage of some / any
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0548
Usage of all / each
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0549
Possessive pronouns and the double genitive
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0550
The a friend of mine type
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0551
How to form the double genitive
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第21章　形容詞（Adjectives）

Part 1　形容詞の働きと使い方（The function and usage of adjectives）


0552
The function and usage of adjectives
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0553
The attributive usage
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0554
The predicative usage
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Part 2


0555
Usage of adjectives
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0556
Adjectives used only attributively
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0557
Adjectives used only predicatively
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0558
Adjective usages to be careful about
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0559
Adjectives that cannot take a person as subject
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0560
Usage of -able adjectives
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0561
Adjectives expressing quantity
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0562
Many / much
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0563
Few / little
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0564
The difference between some and any
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0565
Numerals
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0566
Cardinal numbers
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0567
Ordinal numbers
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0568
How to express fractions and decimals
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0569
Adjectives expressing country names
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0570
How to form adjectives of nationality
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0571
The + adjective referring to a nation’s people as a whole
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0572
Adjective order (multiple modification)
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0573
The order: opinion → size → quality → age → color → origin → material
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0574
The order when several adjectives appear together
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第22章　副詞（Adverbs）

Part 1　副詞の位置と働き（The position and function of adverbs）


0575
The position and function of adverbs
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0576
The basic position of adverbs
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0577
How position varies depending on what is modified
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Part 2


0578
Usage of adverbs
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0579
Adverbs modifying a verb
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0580
Adverbs modifying an adjective or adverb
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0581
Adverbs modifying the whole sentence
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0582
Adverb usages to be careful about
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0583
Confusing adverbs (hard / hardly, etc.)
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0584
The position of adverbs of frequency
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0585
Adverbs expressing the logical relationship between two sentences
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0586
Adverbs expressing contrast
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0587
Adverbs expressing cause and effect
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0588
Adverbs expressing addition
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0589
Distinguishing sentence adverbs from word-modifying adverbs
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0590
Characteristics of adverbs that modify the whole sentence
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0591
The difference from adverbs modifying a specific word
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第23章　前置詞（Prepositions）

Part 1　前置詞のイメージ（The image of prepositions）


0592
The image of prepositions
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0593
The spatial image of prepositions
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0594
The temporal image of prepositions
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Part 2


0595
The form and function of phrases formed by prepositions
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0596
The preposition + noun form
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0597
Functioning as an adjective phrase or adverb phrase
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0598
Usage of prepositions
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0599
Prepositions of place
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0600
Prepositions of time
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0601
Prepositions of means and method
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0602
Group prepositions
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0603
The because-of type
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0604
The in-spite-of type
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0605
The according-to type
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0606
Important idioms containing prepositions
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0607
Look forward to
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0608
Be responsible for
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0609
Be independent of
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第24章　接続詞（Conjunctions）

Part 1　接続詞の働き（The function of conjunctions）


0610
The function of conjunctions
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0611
The difference between coordinating and subordinating conjunctions
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0612
The basic role of conjunctions
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Part 2


0613
Usage of coordinating conjunctions
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0614
Usage of and / or / but
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0615
Correlative conjunctions (both A and B, etc.)
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0616
Usage of subordinating conjunctions introducing noun clauses
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0617
Usage of that
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0618
Usage of whether / if
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0619
Usage of subordinating conjunctions introducing adverb clauses
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0620
Conjunctions of time
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0621
Conjunctions of reason and condition
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0622
Conjunctions of concession
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0623
The difference between conjunctive adverbs and conjunctions
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0624
Characteristics of conjunctive adverbs (however, therefore, etc.)
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0625
The grammatical difference from conjunctions
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