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easily + superlative 212 (3)
easy
comparison 218(4b)
with to-infinitive 123(1), 126(2)
eat
and have a meal 87(2)
with/without object 8(2)
eat up 232(2)
echo question 35(1)
echo tag 35(2)
echoes 290(2)
economics 154(2)
ed-adjectives 203
ed-form: see past form
ed-participle: see past participle,
passive participle
education: countable/uncountable
144(4b) Note b
effect
effect of + gerund 132(7)
effect on 237 (2d), 262(5) Note
effort with to-infinitive 124(1b)
either
in short additions 43(1a)
adverb 43(1a), 244(1)
agreement 153(5)
and any 179 (4b)
either... or 245(1)
quantifier 178(4)
elder, eldest 218(5b)
position 200(1)
elderly: the elderly 204(1b)
elect: clause pattern 11(1)
ellipsis: see leaving out words
else
or else 245(1) Note b
after question word 26(6b)
after someone etc 189(4)
embarrassing + to-infinitive 123(1)
emerge: there emerged 50(4)
emphasis 51
overview 51 (5)
ever 211(1) Note c
imperative 19(1)
negative 17(6)
repeating words 37(2)
emphatic pronouns 186(1, 3)
emphatic stress 51(1)
on the 159(2) Note b, 170(2) Note a
emphatic verb 51 (2)
empty
adjective and verb 287(4)
comparison 218(4b)
quite empty 212(5c)
empty object 50(5b), 122(2d) Note c
empty subject
it 50(5), 109, 118(1), 131(1, 2), 262(4)
and passive 104(4)
there 50(1-4), 131(2)
empty verb 87
enable + object + to-infinitive 122(2b)
encourage + object + to-infinitive 122(2a)
end: with/without object 8(3)
end of 147(5f) Note b
end position 208(5)
endings 6(1)
summary 289
enemy: group noun 156(4)
engaged
get engaged 107 (2)
engaged to 236(4)
enjoy
action verb 62(4) Note b
with gerund 121(1), 131(5)
enough
adverb 212(1b)
far/long enough 210 (4b)
quantifier 180(1)
with to-infinitive 123(4), 126(3)
enquire 265(2), 269(1)
enter
with/without object 8(2), 233(4)
there entered 50(4)
enthusiastic about 236(2)
entirely 212 (1a)
envious of 236(2)
envy: state verb 62(1)
equipment: uncountable 144 (4b)
er ending for people
285 (3a)
escape + gerund 121(1)
especially 213(1)
ess female ending
285 (3e)
essential
+ subjunctive 242(1)
with to-infinitive 123(1), 126(2)
not with very 212(1a) Note a
establish: passive pattern 109(1)
establishment with the 160(5)
estimate
+ noun clause 262 (1c)
passive patterns 109
+ object + to-infinitive 122(2c)
even 213(l,2)
even if 259(8)
even so 246(2)
even though 246(3)
ever 211(i) Note c
with present perfect/past 65(5b), 303(6)
after superlative 221(7)
whoever etc 26(6c), 254,281
every 178(5)
agreement 153(3), 157
and all, whole 178(3) Note a
almost every 212 (8d)
and each 178(5)
every bit as 221(8)
every day 211(3), 227(2)
+ noun 181(2)
every one and
everyone 189(1a) Note a
every time (conjunction)
250(4b)
everybody 189(1a)
agreement 189(5)
everyone 189(1a)
agreement 189(5)
everyplace 305(3)
everything 189(1b)
everywhere 189(1c)
conjunction 253(1)
evidence: uncountable 144(4b)
exact: comparison 218(4b)
example of 237(1)
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exceed: comparative meaning
221(1) Note
except
+ bare infinitive
127(4a)
preposition 228(7), 306(2)
except (that) 253(5)
exchange... for 234(2)
excited 203
get excited 107(3)
excited about/at 132(4), 236(2)
excitement about/at + gerund 137(2)
exciting 203
+ to-infinitive 123(1)
exclamation 20
indirect 262(6b)
exclamation mark 56(1)
excuse
excuse. ..for/from 132(3),
234(2) Note
with gerund 121(1), 131(5), 132(3)
exhausted/ing w i t h
quite212(5c)
exist
not passive 104(6b)
state verb 62(1)
there exists 50(4)
expect
action/state 62(3)
+ noun clause 262(lb, lc)
+ object 233(4)
passive patterns 109
verb of reporting 265(2)
expect so 43(3)
with to-infinitive 121(1), 122(2c)
+ will 74(1), 77(3)
expensive with to-infinitive 123(1), 126(2)
expense in/of + gerund 132(7)
experience
countable/uncountable 144(5c)
+ gerund 131(2a)
experience in/of 237(2j)
verb and noun 287(1)
expert + preposition 237(2j), 262(5) Note
explain
and give an explanation 87(2)
+ noun clause 262(lc, 1d)
passive pattern 109(1)
explain what to do 125(2)
export: stress 287(2)
extra adverbials 12
extraordinary with
quite 212(5c)
extremely 212 (1a)
face
+ gerund 121(1)
face up to 132(6), 235(2)
fact+ clause 262(7)
fail
negative meaning 17(4) Note a
with/without object 8(2)
+ to-infinitive 121(1)
failure + to-infinitive 124(1a)
fairly 212(1a), 212(5c) Note a
and fair 207 (4)
fall
with adverb 232(1c)
+ complement 9(1)
fall back on 235(2)
fall down on 235(1)
fall for 233 (2)
verb and noun 287(1)
false
quite false 212(5c)
not with very212(1a) Note a
family: group noun 156(4)
famous
comparison 218(4b)
famous for 132(4), 236(4)
fancy + gerund 121(1)
far 210(4)
as far as 227(6a) Note d
comparison 218(2b), 219(2)
far from 17(6b)
far too 212(1a) Note i, 212(8) Note
farther, farthest 218(2b),
219(2)
and further, furthest 218(5a)
fascinated/ing 203
with quite 212(5c)
not with very212(la.) Note a
fashion 207(2)
fast: adjective and adverb 207(3)
favourite 221(1) Note
fear (noun)
countable 144(5e)
fear of + gerund 132(7)
fear (verb)
+ noun clause 262(1)
passive pattern 109(1)
fed up with 236(2)
+ gerund 132(4)
feeble: comparison 218(4b)
feel
simple/continuous 62(6)
felt/could feel 62(7)
feel it happen/happening 140(1)
feel like 132(2), 233(2)
linking verb 9(1)
+ noun clause 262(1c)
passive patterns 109
not reflexive 186 (2e)
verb of reporting 265(2)
+ object + to-infinitive 122(2c)
feel up to 235(2)
feelings
be 84(5)
simple tense 64(2b), 66(2c)
feet 296(1)
female endings 285 (3e)
fetch with
for 10(5)
few 177(2, 3)
and a few 177(2)
negative word 17(4)
very/so/too few 212(8a)
fewer, fewest 220
fill out 232(2)
find
clause pattern 10(5), 11(1)
+ noun clause 262(1c)
+ object + to-infinitive 122(2c)
find out 232(lb, 2)
find out how to 125(2)
passive patterns 108(3), 109, 110(2)
fine: position of adjective 200(2), 305(1)
