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Tenses - Present continuous Simple present Present continuous & simple present Present tenses with a future meaning Future with going to Will or going to When and If Future continuous Simple present and past continuous Present perfect Present perfect continuous Present perfect (How long, since, for) Present perfect & simple past Past perfect Past perfect continuous Have & have got Used to Modal verbs Can, could & be able to Could & could have Must and have to May & might May & might (future) Can, could, may & would Have to & must Should Subjunctive (I suggest you do) If If & wish (present) If & wish (past) Would In case Unless, as long as, provided/providing Passive Be done, have been done Passive (present & past) Passive It is said that Have something done Reported speech Questions (revision) So, neither am I (short ansers & questions) Tag questions ( Are you? Doesn't he?) ing & infinitive Verb + ing Verb + infinitive Verb + object + infinitive Infinitive or ing Infinitive or ing Preposition + ing Verb + preposition Expressions + ing Be/get used to So that Prefer & would rather Had better to, It's time someone did See someone do, see someone doing ing clauses Articles Uncountable nouns Countable nouns A/an, the The (omission of) Omission of the article (in general, buildings) Omission of the article (geography, in general, buildings, addresses) Singular & plural Possessive form Reflexive pronouns All, all of us, none, most, etc. Both, both of, neither, either, etc. Some, any, something, etc No, none, nothing, etc. Much, many, little, few, etc. All, every, shole Relative clauses Relative pronouns (subject & object) Whose, whom, where Relative clauses Relative clauses (suite) ing & ed clauses Adjectives & adverbs Adjectives ending in ing and ed Adjectives - word order Adjectives and adverbs (quick/quickly) So, such, too, enough Infinitives after adjectives Comparison Comparison & superlative Word order Word order (verb, + object; place and time) Word order (adverbs with the verbs) Still, yet, anymore, etc. Although, even though, despite, etc. As, like As if Prepositions At, on, in, for, during, while By, untill, in, at, on In, at, in, into, etc. For, by, of Adjectives and prepositions Verb + preposition Verb + preposition
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