Table Of ContentGlossary of grammatical terms1. Present simple2. Present continuous3. Present simple vs present continuous4. Past simple5. Present perfect (1)6. Present perfect (2): ever, never, already, yet7. Present perfect (3): for and since8. Present perfect (4): continuous and simple9. Past simple, present perfect and present perfect continuous10. Past continuous11. Past perfect12. The future (1): will13. The future (2): present continuous and going to14. The future (3): other future tenses15. The future (4): possibility and probability16. The passive (1): actions, systems and processes17. The passive (2): other tenses18. The passive (3): passive verbs and infinitives, have something done19. Conditionals (1): if you go ...20. Conditionals (2): if, unless, etc.21. Conditionals (3): if you went ...22. Conditionals (4): if you had gone ...23. Modal verbs (1): suggestions, advice, obligation and criticism - shall I?, should, ought to24. Modal verbs (2): ability, possibility and permission - can, could, may25. Modal verbs (3): obligation and necessity - must, have to, needn't, can't, etc.26. Modal verbs (4): speculation - may, might, must, can't27. -ing and infinitive (1): verbs + -ing or infinitive28. -ing and infinitive (2): verbs and objects29. -ing and infinitive (3): changes in meaning30. -ing and infinitive (4): other uses31. Reported speech (1): statements, thoughts, commands, requests32. Reported speech (2): questions and reporting verbs33. Relative clauses (1): who, that, which, whose, whom34. Relative clauses (2): where, with, what and non-defining clauses35. Countable and uncountable nouns36. Articles: a/an, the or no article37. Some and any38. Adjectives and adverbs39. Comparison (1): comparing adjectives40. Comparison (2): comparing adverbs and nouns41. Degree: too, not enough, so, such42. Adjective + preposition combinations43. Noun + preposition combinations44. Verb + preposition combinations45. Phrasal verbsAppendix 1 - Spelling rulesAppendix 2 - Irregular verbsAnswer keyProgress testsProgress tests - Answer keyIndex
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