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S                                speech, parts of see parts of speech  “that”  65, 86, 87, R13
                                                                            as relative pronoun  81
                                         spelling rules  R23
        “-s” suffixes  1, 5, 69            for gerunds  51                  in passive voice  28
          in questions  3                  for plurals  69                  with “so” and “such”  103
          negatives  2                     for suffixes  7, 115             see also “this”
          to show regular events  107      in past simple  7              “the”  63, 64, 97
          with singular agreement  71      in present particle  4           “the more... the merrier”  95
        “say” and “said”  43, 45         spoken English  120                “the... the better”  95
        saying English see pronunciation   “although”  111                “their” and “theirs”  80, R13
        scene-setting  10                  ellipsis  89                   “them”  68
        second (present unreal) conditional  29, 31  “have got”  80       “themselves”  78
          “if I were you”  59              intonation in  39, 40, 44, 55  “then”  94, 117
          with modal verbs  30             phrasal verbs  55              “there”  28, 41, 85
        second person pronouns  77         questions  38, 39, 40          “therefore”  112
        “seem”  119                      stalling techniques  120         “these” and “those”  44, 65
        “-self” and “-selves,” suffixes  78  state verbs  49, 50, R19     “they”  77, 80, R13
        sentences, parts of see parts of speech  in present tense  4, 5   “think”  18
        separable phrasal verbs  55, R20  statistics  76                  third (past unreal) conditional  29, 30, 31
        sequencing phrases and markers  117  “still”  101                 third person  1, 5, 77
        “shall”  18, 56, 58              “stop”  6                        “this”  43, 45, 65
        shapes, adjectives for  92       storytelling  10, 16               see also “that”
        “she”  77, 80, R13               stress  74, 112                  “those” and “these”  44, 65
        shifting focus, in parts of sentences  87  on first syllables  55  “though”  112
        short answers  41                  on last syllables  4, 7, 51, 115  three-word phrasal verbs  55
        shortened words see contractions  “stronger”  95                  time, descriptions of  15, 107, R26
        short questions  40, 42          subject pronouns  77               adverbials  88
        “should”  36, 56, 59             subject questions  37, 42          conjunctions as time phrases  113
          “should have”  33              subjects and verbs  49             specific expressions of  19, 44, 86
        similar-sounding words  74, R22    agreement  7, 71               “-tion” suffixes  115
        simple forms  13, 26, 50           inversion of  38, 88           “to”
          in present perfect tense  11, 12  subjects in defining relative clauses  81  as preposition  105, 109
          see also past simple; present simple  subjects in passive voice  24, 25, 28  in reduced infinitives  90
        “since,” with times or dates  107  subjects in questions  34        use in time phrases  107
        singular forms, verbs  79          in future tense  17              see also infinitives (verbs)
        singular forms, nouns  69, 73      in past tense  9               “tomorrow”  19
          subject-verb agreement  71       in present tense  3, 4         “too”  75, 104
          substitution of  91            subjects in reported speech  47  “totally”  100
          use of apostrophes with  80    subjects with imperatives  6     transitive verbs  49, 53
          use of articles with  64       subordinate clauses  111, 113
          with “either” and “neither”  68  subordinating conjunctions  111, 113  U
          with “there”  85               substitution  65, 91
          with “this” and “that”  65     “such”  103, 117                 UK and US English, differences between
          see also countable nouns; uncountable nouns  suffixes  7, 115     collective nouns  71
        “-sion” suffixes  115            “suggest”  119                     “further” and “furthest”  94
        sizes, adjectives for  92        suggestions  18, 56, 59            prepositions  107
        “slightly”  94                   superlative adjectives  97         “quite”  100
        “slower” and “slowest”  99       superlative adverbs  99            short questions  40
        “so”  18, 88, 103                “suppose”  32                      spoken numbers  74
          as conjunction  110            syllables  74, 94, 97              subordinate time clauses  111
          as informal organizing word  120  see also long adjectives; stress  tenses  11
          for substitution  91                                            “un-” prefixes  114
          in comparisons  96              T                               uncertainties  62
          “so that”  111                                                  uncountable nouns  64, 70, 75
        “some”  63, 64, 76               “tall” and “taller”  94            abstract  72
          for substitution  91           “tell” and “told”  43, 45          with “enough”  104
          in non-defining relative clauses  82  tenses                      with “there is”  85
          with countable and uncountable nouns  70  auxiliary verbs to form  49  with zero article  63
        “someone” and “somebody”  79       in reported speech  43, 44, 47   see also countable nouns
        “something”  79                    phrasal verbs in  55           “under-” prefixes  114
        “sometimes”  102                   see also future; past; present  “underneath”  106
        specific opinions  92            “than”  94                       understatements  75
        speculations see deductions                                       “unique”  93
                                                                          “unless”  30
                                                                          unlikely actions and events  29
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