Towards the time frame

Modal verbs or “Unreal Past”? We put the Simple against the Perfect and then versus the Progressive, to make out the Perfect Progressive and the time frame. With time frames, “unreal” grammar becomes easy.

Content

■→Chapter 6
The Simple versus the Perfect: a cognitive frame for the grammatical time

■→6.1. The open or closed grammatical time frame

■→6.2. The Simple or the Perfect: the frame and cognitive mapping

■→6.3. Exercises for the time frame

■→6.4. Exercises for the frame and variable, ON or TO

■→6.5. Exercises in target grammatical time

■→Chapter 7
The Simple versus the Progressive: a cognitive extent for the grammatical Aspect

■→7.1. Exercises, cognitive variables ON or IN

■→Chapter 8
The Perfect Progressive, cognitive variable AT

■→8.1. Earthling basic cognitive variable, ON

■→8.2. Practice for all Aspects

■→Chapter 9
Modal verbs

■→9.1. Modal Present or Past

■→9.2. The Modal time frame: form relativity

■→9.3. Detail on Modal structures

■→9.4. Modal relativity practice

■→Chapter 10
Language form overall relativity patterns

■→10.1. The Conditional or Unreal Past: the relative frame

■→10.2. Form relativity in the Progressive Aspect

■→10.3. Workout for real-time talk

■→10.4. More workout for real-time talk

■→Appendixes
Materials extra for the entire course

■→4. Patterns for all Persons and Aspects

■→Color code for easier reading and learning

■→USA civics (the grammatical article and speech part in Travel 3)

Select lines from poetry by Emily Dickinson and Carl Sandburg are Part Four material for syntax, style, and nodal grammatical time.

■→This content is also available in Polish.←■

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