Grammar Connection 3 (International Student Edition, Paperback)

LESSON 1: ACADEMIC SUCCESS: THE FIRST WEEK OF CLASS
Simple present: Statements /Questions /Short Answers. Adverbs of Frequency

LESSON 2: ACADEMIC SUCCESS: REGISTRATION AND CHOOSING CLASSES
Wh-Questions: What, Who, When, Where, Why, How, Which. Tag Questions

LESSON 3: NURSING: ILLNESS AND INJURY
Linking Verbs. Imperative Verbs

LESSON 4: SOCIAL SCIENCES: CHILD DEVELOPMENT
Ability: Can/Could/ Be Able to. Reflexive and Reciprocal Pronouns

LESSON 5: ACADEMIC SUCCESS: BALANCING SCHOOL AND WORK
Present Progressive: Statements /Questions /Short Answers. Simple present vs. Present Progressive

LESSON 6: ENGLISH: READING AND WRITING ASSIGNMENTS
Phrasal Verbs: Transitive/Separable. Phrasal Verbs: Transitive/ Inseparable. Phrasal Verbs: Intransitive/Inseparable

LESSON 7: MUSIC HISTORY: GREAT COMPOSERS
Simple Past Tense: Statements/Questions/Short Answers; Common Irregular Past Forms. Simple Past Time Expressions: Words/ Phrases/Clauses

LESSON 8: SOCIOLOGY: URBAN HISTORY
Past vs. Present: Used to. Past State or Habit: Used to /Would

LESSON 9: GEOLOGY: THE EARTH AND EARTHQUAKES
Past Progressive. Time Clauses: While/When

LESSON 10: GEOLOGY: FIELD TRIP
Future Tense: Be Going To and Will: Forms. Be Going To vs. Will (Uses). Present Progressive and Simple Present Tense for Future

LESSON 11: NATURAL SCIENCES: WEATHER AND CLIMATE CHANGE
Future Time Clauses: After/ Before/ When / As soon as. Future Conditional with If clauses. Future Progressive

LESSON 12: CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY: THE QUECHUA OF PERU
Verbs of Perception: Non-Progressive vs. Progressive. Non-Progressive Verbs of Emotion/Cognition/Possession

LESSON 13: ECONOMICS: MONEY AND TRADE
Count Nouns: Singular and Plural Forms. Count vs. Noncount Nouns

LESSON 14: NUTRITION: DIET AND HEALTH
Units of Measure: servings, glasses, cups, bowls, pieces, etc.. Much/ Many/ A lot of. A few vs. few / a little vs. little /very vs. too

LESSON 15: LINGUISTICS: LANGUAGE LEARNING STAGES
Quantity: Some / Any /No / None. General vs. Specific- Articles and Quantity Expressions. Some/Others/One/Another/The Other/The Others

LESSON 16: CAREER DEVELOPMENT I: PERSONALITY PROFILE
Adjectives and Adverbs. Participial Adjectives. Nouns as Adjectives

LESSON 17: CAREER DEVELOPMENT II: GOALS AND VALUES
Gerunds and Gerund Phrases. Verbs + Infinitives; Verbs + Infinitives or Gerunds. Prepositions followed by Gerunds

LESSON 18: ASTRONOMY: THE PLANETS
Adjectives/ + Infinitive. Too/Enough + Infinitive. Adverbial Infinitives of Purpose: To/In order to

LESSON: 19: BUSINESS: ADVERTISING
Comparatives: - er/more/less. Superlatives

LESSON 20: LITERATURE: THE LANGUAGE OF POETRY
As. . . as. for comparisons. Comparative Expressions: the same as / similar to/ different from/like /alike/unlike

LESSON 21: JOURNALISM: RULES AND ETHICS
Advice, Rules, and Obligations: Should/Ought to/Had Better/. Be supposed to: (e.g. Youyre supposed to be on time.)

LESSON 22: ACCOUNTING: MONEY AND TAXES
Necessity and Prohibition: Must/Must Not/Have to/ Donyt Have to. Possibility and Permission: May/Might/Can/Could/ Do you mind ify?

LESSON 23: PHYSICAL EDUCATION: HEALTH AND FITNESS
Polite Requests: Can/Could/Will/Would/ Would you mind..?. Preferences: Would like/Would prefer/Would rather

LESSON 24: NURSING I: BASIC SKILLS
The Present Perfect Tense: Statements/Questions/Short Answers. Ever/Never/Not Ever

LESSON 25: ENGLISH COMPOSITION: THE RESEARCH PAPER
Already/Yet/Just. Since / for

LESSON 26: SOCIOLOGY: THE IMPACT OF THE INTERNET
Present Perfect Progressive. Present Perfect vs. Present Perfect Progressive

LESSON 27: APPLIED SCIENCE: THE EMT MAJOR (EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY)
Passive Voice: Forms & Tenses (e.g. The engine is being repaired.). Passive with and without by. Passive with Get & Have( e.g. We need to get the car fixed.)

LESSON 28: LITERATURE: JANE AUSTENyS PRIDE AND PREJUDICE
Direct Quotation. Reported Statements

LESSON 29: PSYCHOLOGY: RESEARCH METHODS
Yes-No Reported Questions: Present Tense. Wh-Reported Questions: Present Tense

LESSON 30: COMMUNICATION STUDIES: THE HISTORY OF COMMUNICATION
Past Tense Review: Simple Past, Past Progressive, Used to/Would.Present Tense Review: Simple Present, Present Progressive, Present Perfect, Present Perfect Progressive.Future Tense Review: Future, Future Progressive