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The Agricos' English Companion

The Agricos' English Companion

by Jakkani Chiranjeevi
 

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  • Year: 2026
  • Paperback/Hardbound: Hardbound
  • ISBN: 9789377637002
  • Language: English
 
 

PART - 1 Basic Grammar Foundations
Chapter 1: am / is / are
Chapter 2: am / is / are – Questions
Chapter 3: Simple Present Tense – I do / She works
Chapter 4: Simple Present – Negative Sentences
Chapter 5: Simple Present – Questions (Do / Does)
Chapter 5 (a): Negative Questions – Don’t You Know?
Chapter 6: Simple Present – Short Answers & Frequency Words
Chapter 7: Present Continuous – “I am doing”
Chapter 8: Present Continuous – Questions
Chapter 9: Present Simple vs Present Continuous
Chapter 10: Present Continuous – Negative Sentences
Chapter 11: Simple Past – I did / She went
Chapter 12: Simple Past – Negative Sentences & Questions
Chapter 13: Past Continuous – “I was doing
Chapter 14: Past Simple vs Past Continuous
Chapter 15: Present Perfect – “I have done”
Chapter 16: Present Perfect – Questions & Negatives
Chapter 17: Present Perfect vs Past Simple
Chapter 18: Past Perfect – “I had done”
Chapter 19: Past Perfect Continuous – “I had been doing”
Chapter 20: Present Perfect Continuous – “I have been doing”
Chapter 21: Simple Future – “I will do / I shall go”
Chapter 22: “Going to” Future – “I am going to do”
Chapter 23: Future Continuous – “I will be doing”
Chapter 24: Future Perfect – “I will have done”
Chapter 25: Passive Voice – Basic Rules & Usage
Chapter 26: Passive Voice – Simple Present
Chapter 27: Passive Voice – Present Continuous
Chapter 28: Passive Voice – Present Perfect
Chapter 29: Passive Voice – Past Simple
Chapter 30: Passive Voice – Past Continuous
Chapter 31: Passive Voice – Past Perfect
Chapter 32: Passive Voice – Future Simple
Chapter 33: Passive Voice – Future Perfect
Chapter 34: Is Future Perfect (Active or Passive) Common in Real Life?
Chapter 35: Modals – Part 1 (Can, Could, May, Might, Shall, Should)
Chapter 36: Modals – Part 2 (Will, Would, Must, Ought to, Need, Dare)
Chapter 37: Modals – Part 3 (Have to, Used to)
Chapter 38: How to Use Modals in Passive Voice
Chapter 39: Perfect Modals – Should have, Could have, Would have, Might have
Chapter 39(a): Perfect Modals in Passive Voice – Should have been, Could have been, Would have been, Might have been
Chapter 40: Conditionals – Part 1: Zero and First Conditional
Chapter 41: Conditionals – Part 2: Second and Third Conditional
Chapter 42: Reported Speech – Part 1: Statements
Chapter 43: Reported Speech – Part 2: Questions.
Chapter 44: Reported Speech – Part 3: Commands, Requests & Advice
Chapter 45: Question Tags
Chapter 46: Causative Verbs.
Chapter 47 (Extended): Causative Verbs – Part 2: Have It Done / Get It Done.
Chapter 48: Gerunds and Infinitives
Chapter 49: Transformation of Sentences
Chapter 50: Participles – Present, Past, and Perfect
Chapter 51: Simple, Compound, and Complex Sentences
Chapter 52: Degree of Comparison Transformation
PART - 2 CORE GRAMMAR ESSENTIALS
Chapter 53: Nouns (Made Super Simple!)
Chapter 54: Pronouns (Made Super Simple!)
Chapter 55: Articles (Made Super Simple!)
Chapter 56: Adjectives (Made Super Simple!)
Chapter 57: Adverbs (Made Super Simple!)
Chapter 58: Prepositions (Made Super Simple!)
Chapter 59: Conjunctions (Made Super Simple!)
Chapter 60: Determiners (Made Super Simple!)
PART - 3 ENGLISH FOR COMPETITIVE EXAMS
Chapter 61: Vocabulary Made Easy
Chapter 62: Phrasal Verbs
Chapter 63: Subject–Verb Agreement
Chapter 64: Common Errors / Spot the Error
Chapter 65: Fill in the Blanks
Chapter 66: Cloze Test
Chapter 67: Sentence Rearrangement
Chapter 68: Sentence Improvement
Chapter 69: Starters & Connectors
Chapter 70: Para Completion
Chapter 71: Spelling Errors.
Chapter 72: Idioms and Phrases.
Chapter 73: One Word Substitutes (Fun & Powerful!)
Chapter 74: Reading Comprehension (RC Made Super Simple!)
Chapter 75: Reading Comprehension – Types of questions (Main idea, Theme and Tone
Chapter 76: Reading Comprehension – Types of questions (Inference, Fact vs Opinion, and Purpose of the Passage)
Chapter 77: Reading Comprehension – Types of questions (Paraphrase / Summary, Strengthen /Weaken the Argument; Vocabulary in Context and Underlying Assumptions)
Chapter 78: Synonyms and Antonyms
Chapter 79: Para Jumbles
References & Further Reading