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Articles: a, an, the
Plural form of nouns
This, that; these, those
Possessive – s
Possessive adjectives
Possessive Pronouns
Objective pronouns
Indefinite pronouns
Relative pronouns who / which / that
Imperatives
The verb “to be”
There is, there are,
Have got, has got
Some, any
One, ones
Quantifiers (a few / alittle, a lot, much, many)
Prepositions of time
Adjectives and adverbs
Comparative and superlative form of adjectives
Too and enough
Adverbial clauses of time
The comparative and the superlative
Adjective + preposition
Verb + preposition
Do, make
Go, get
Simple present tense
Frequency adverbs
Simple present with a future meaning
Present continuous tense
Present continuous with a future meaning
Nonrogressive verbs
Simple future tense
Will future
Will or going to
Past form of the verb to be (was/were)
The Simple Past Tense
Past simple or the present simple
Past continuous tense
- ing, - (e)s, - ed
regular verbs according to the pronounciation of – ed 
irregular verbs
present perfect tense
just, yet, already
been or gone
for and since
Present perfect or the past simple
Present perfect continuous tense
Present perfect simple or present perfect continuous
Past perfect tense
Present passive, past passive
Active / Passive
Reported speech
Say and tell
Word order in a sentence
Subject verb agreement
Main verb, helping verb
Auxiliary verbs in short answers
Too, either
So, neither
Want, would like
Do you like...? Would you like...?
Can, could
May, might
Can I ...? May I ...?
Can you ...? Could you ...?
Must, have to
Mustn’t, don’t have to, needn’t
Had to, could
Let’s ...
Shall I / we...?
Do you mind...? Would you mind ...?
Used to...
Gerunds and infinitives
Adverbial clause of purpose (so that)
Phrasal verbs

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