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The alphabet
Simple present – 3rd person singular
ES after “o,x,sh,ch,ss” – 3rd person singular (he, she and it)
Difference between Simple Present and Present Continuous
Prepositions: around (time)
To work hard, to feel good, to have ... on your mind, to have in mindSimple Present of “to do”
Preposition: during (+ noun)
To go swimming, to go shoppingGeneral review on grammar
To go fishingReview: mix of To be and To have in the Simple Present
Can, can’t
Object Pronouns: me, you, him, her, it, us, you, them
Expression: to go surfing
To pick up - pick up the children; pick the children up; pick them up
Difference between To Hear and To Listen toRegular plural of nouns
How far, how long
Every + verb in the singular.
Difference between Simple Present and Present Continuous
Difference between “among” and “between”Irregular plural of nouns
Possessive Pronouns
“It takes” (time)Genitive case. Also, Too, Either
Question word: Whose
Difference between To Remember and To Remind.
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Simple future (aff, int, neg)
There will be (aff, int, neg)
Prepositions: across / across from
Verb “To Lie”
Whole + noun
Reading comprehensionSome and Any and derived forms
No + noun
Else
Reading comprehensionComparative Degrees (adjectives and adverbs)
Indefinite Pronouns: one, ones
Difference between Each Other and One Another
What to be like? (What are your sisters like? )
Reading comprehensionSuperlative Degrees (adjectives and adverbs)
Police (plural word)
What do you call?
Afterwards
Reading comprehensionReview all
Simple Present x Present Continuous
To sound as if
Higher and higher, etc
Reading comprehensionFuture with “Going to”
Simple Future (uses)
Present Continuous and Simple Present meaning Future
Can I come with you?
To be supposed to
In time x On time
To have money on (somebody)
To lend x To borrow
Nouns used as adjectives (ten-dollar bill, etc.)
Reading comprehensionReview all
Mix of tenses
Reading comprehensionGerund (-ing) after certain verbs
Gerund or Infinitive (with To) after certain verbs
Any and derived forms in affirmative sentences
“Of” + Possessive Pronouns (of mine, etc.
Capital Letters
Reading comprehension
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