Using "to be" Names and letters

"To Be" with ages and nationalities

Possessive adjectives “this” and “that”. Possessive apostrophe

“These” and “Those” Determiners and pronouns

Times of the day Present simple

Days and prepositions Negatives with “to be”

More negatives Simple questions

Short answers Open questions

“There is” and “there are” Using “a” and “the” Definite and indefinite articles Imperatives

Using “and” and “but” Adjectives “because”

Using “have”

Uncountable nouns Measurements

Using “too” and “fit” Opinion adjectives

Using “go” and “play” Adverbs and frequency

“Love”, “Like”, “Hate”

“Can” “cant” “cannot”

Regular and irregular adverbs Modifying adverbs

Would and want Adverbs and articles

Question tags. Prepositions of place.

Numbers

Letters and numbers. “Job” and “work”.

Adverbs of frequency. Phrasal verbs.

Adjectives. Present continuous.

Collocations. Separable phrasal verbs.

Modifiers Adjectives with “-ing”, “-ed”.

“Did” for emphasis. Prefixes and suffixes.

Present perfect tense. Modifying adverbs.

Present perfect continuous. Forms of the present perfect.

Negative prefixes. Definite and zero articles.

Reflexive pronouns. Gerunds and infinitives.

Simple verb patterns. Collocations with “take”.

“Going to” “Will”

“Might”. “Must” and “Could”.

“Migth” and “Could”. “Can”, “Could”.

Three word phrasal verbs. Question tags.

Zero conditional. Present simple passive.

Present tenses. State verbs in continuous forms.

Collocations. General and specific adjectives.

Introductory “it”. Phrasal verbs overview.

Past perfect continuous. Modals for advice and opinion. Degrees of likelihood.

Linking information. “Used to” and “would”.

“As…as” comparisons Two comparatives together.

Organizing information. Generalization.

The passive voice. “What if”, “suppose”, “in case”.

Prepositions, gerunds. Direct & indirect questions.

Verb + infinitive/gerund. Double object verbs.

Reflexive pronouns. Combing verbs.

Non-gradable adjectives. “In order to”. “So that”.

The third conditional. “Should have”. “Ought to have”.

Dependent prepositions. “Few”, “Little”, “Fewer”, “Less”.

“Might/may/could” in the past. More uses of modal verbs.

Mixed conditionals. Words with “-ever”.

Passive voice for reporting. Indirect statements.

Inversion after adverbs. Focusing with clauses.