| Verb tenses | 
        
        
          
            
              - Tense
                review (1)
 
              - Tense
                review (2)
 
              - Questions
                (different tenses)
 
              - Present
                simple (I go / she eats) Sample
 
              - Present
                simple vs. present continuous (I read vs. I am reading) Sample
 
              - Past
                simple vs. past continuous (I worked vs. I was working)
 
              - Present
                perfect (I have finished)
 
              - Present
                perfect + for and since (I've lived
                here for)
 
              - Present
                perfect continuous (I have been studying)
 
             
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          | Future | 
        
        
          
            
              -  Ways
                of talking about the future (I will start / I'm going to
                start / I start)
 
              -  Future
                expectation (hope / expect)
 
              -  Verbs
                of planning and organising (intend / plan / consider /
                prepare / arrange)
 
             
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          | Modality | 
        
        
          
            
              -  Predictions
                (might / will)
 
              -  Advice,
                requests, ability and possibility (can / could / should)
 
              -  Possibility (might / could)
 
              -  Possibility (might / could / can)
 
              -  Possibility (can vs. could)
 
              -  Obligation
                (need to / have to / should)
 
              -  Giving
                advice (should / ought to / why not / consider / why don't
                you)
 
              -  Speculation (might have existed)
 
              -  Used to + infinitive (used to ride)
 
           
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          | Passive | 
        
        
          
            
              -  Active
                vs. passive (I sent the letter vs. the letter was sent)
 
              -  Sentence topic passive (it was considered a failure)
 
              -  Formal
                and informal style (they stole it / it has been stolen)
 
             
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          | Conditionals | 
        
        
          
            
              -  Conditional
                sentences (if you go / if you went)
 
              -  Hypothesising
                (would)
 
             
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          | Negation | 
        
        
          
            
              -  Negation
                (not / never / nobody / no one / nothing)
 
             
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          | Pronouns and possessive adjectives | 
        
        
          
            
              -  Pronouns
                vs. possessive adjectives (I / me / my)
 
              -  Pronouns
                (I / me)
 
             
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          | Possessive forms | 
        
        
          
              -  Possessive
                forms (-'s / of)
 
             
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          | Prepositions | 
        
        
          
            
              -  Prepositions
                of place (at / in / on)
 
              -  Prepositions
                (towards / on / near / close to / to / at / with / down)
 
             
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          | Verbs and verb patterns | 
        
        
          
            
              -  Verbs
                (want to go / like going)
 
              -  Verbs
                (spend /waste time doing)
 
              -  Verbs
                to describe a process (start / stop / carry on / keep /
                finish)
 
              -  Verbs
                associated with the five senses (look / sound / feel /
                taste / smell)
 
              -  Noun
                + of + -ing (the effect of stimulating)
 
              -  Find
                it + adjective + to + infinitive / adjective + at
                + -ing (find it hard to tell / bad at doing)
 
              -  Verb
                + noun + -ing / verb + noun + infinitive (see a
                man walking / see a man walk)
 
              -  Verbs
                + adverbs (cut round / tie together / pull apart)
 
             
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          | Linkers | 
        
        
          
            
              -  Sequencers
                (first / then / next / after that / finally)
 
              -  Connectors
                / linkers (but / however / although)
 
             
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          | -ing form, infinitive and participle clauses | 
        
        
          
            
              -  -ing forms (swimming pool / after swimming / was swimming)
 
              - Preposition + -ing form (interested in travelling)
 
              - -ing form in compound nouns (swimming pool)
 
              - Verb + -ing form (he enjoys shopping)
 
              - Reporting verbs + -ing form (they report seeing an ape)
 
              -  Infinitives
                for expressing purpose (to buy milk)
 
              -  Participle
                clauses (set in Ireland)
 
             
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          | Giving instructions | 
        
        
          
            
              -  Giving
                instructions (passive / by + -ing / should + so that)
 
             
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          | Noun phrases | 
        
        
          
            
              -  Noun
                phrases (tourists looking for a room with a view would
                love it)
 
             
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          | Adverbs of manner | 
        
        
          
            
              -  Adverbs
                of manner (walk slowly)
 
             
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