English Junior High School Comprehensive Studies English / Asako Kaneko / Hideyo Akaike

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English
[Introduction to Contents]
This book fully covers the range of English in junior high schools.
It can be used for a wide range of applications from regular tests to competitive high school entrance exams.
It can be used not only for three years of junior high school but also for a long period of time after junior high school graduation.
In addition, it is made into an easy-to-understand explanation using illustrations. It can be used not only for three years of junior high school but also for a long period of time after junior high school graduation.
In addition, it is designed to be easy to understand from the ear because it provides voice corresponding to example sentences and conversational sentences (such as the "Living Language" section and "Scenes of Working and Using Languages" section).
In addition, it is easy to search with features such as "Outgoing Expressions" specialized in writing and speaking, "Chapter 1 English Sounds and Signs
Chapter 2 English Organization
Works of Verbs
Chapter 3 be-verb present tense
Chapter 4 ordinary verb present tense
Chapter 5 past tense
Chapter 6 Expressions for the Future
Chapter 7 Progressive
Chapter 8 present perfect
Part of Speech
Chapter 9 Nouns
Chapter 10 King
■ Working and Using Languages
■ Materials
■ Indexes
editorial supervisor
Asako Kaneko (Specially Appointed Professor of Showa Women's University)
◆ Author
Hideyo Akaike (Lecturer of Bunkyo University and Hanasaki Tokuei High School)
Yasuhiro Akiyama (Lecturer of Toho Junior and Senior High School and Toho High School)
聖宏 Ido (Lecturer of Hirosaki Higashi High School)
Hideaki Kogo (Director of Keiai University Center for English Education and Development, Professor of International Studies, Faculty of International Studies, and Lecturer of Meiji University Faculty of Letters (Teacher-training course))
Yasushi Ninomiya (Professor of Kokugakuin University Hokkaido Junior College) gerund relative pronoun interrogative sentence negative sentence gerund