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Forrest Gump
Everybody tells Forrest Gump that he's an idiot. But he's a great football player, and he plays the harmonica beautifully. He's also a brave soldier. But can he ever marry the girl he loves? This story of his journey through life is sometimes sad and sometimes very funny.
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Penguin Readers Level 3 Forrest Gump |
978-1-405-87675-9 |
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Penguin Readers Audio CD Pack Level 3 Forrest Gump |
978-1-405-87903-3 |
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| Level 3 - 1200 headwords | | | | Grammar and funtions as previous level plus:
NEW GRAMMAR AND FUNCTIONS IN LEVEL I I I : | | | PRONOUNS | Indefinite: someone, anyone, everyone
Interrogative: Whose? (also as determiner)
one/ones
Reflexive (but not for emphasis)
Relative: who, which, that | | | DETERMINERS | the + adjective
All cardinal and ordinal numbers
Predeterminers: all
Relative: whose
Distributives: both, either, neither
a meaning per | | | ADJECTIVES | Intensifiers: much, a bit, a lot
Adjective + to | | | VERBS | Present perfect simple
Past continuous
Passive forms: present and past forms of be + past participle
is/was/has been able to
can't to deny possibility
could for requests and suggestions
must for obligation
shall for suggestions, plans, offers
need (to)/needn't for necessity
should (positive only) for advice
would for desires, preferences
to + infinitive after what/where etc
Infinitives after permitted verbs and adjectives, with
too/enough/very, after indefinite pronouns/adverbs, infinitive of purpose
Question tags: positive tag following negative statement and
vice versa
Common phrasal verbs with non-transparent meanings | | | ADVERBS | Comparative: -er/-est, more/most + adverb | | | SENTENCES | Sentences with more than two main clauses
Sentences with one main and one subordinate clause
Zero and first conditional
Defining relative clauses (but not embedded)
Clauses with wh words
Clauses ending in so, not
Reported speech with to + infinitive
Participle clauses
Adjectives/nouns + that clause |
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