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EXERCISE
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| GRAMMAR |
| The
Basics |
| Adverbs
of frequency |
Possessive
adjectives and prouns |
| Adverbs
of manner |
Possessive
nouns 's |
| Anybody,
something and nothing |
Some
and any |
| To
be in the present simple |
Subject
and object pronouns |
| Countable
and uncountable nouns |
There
is, there are |
| Demonstratives
(this, that etc) |
What
and which |
| Have
and have got |
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| General |
| Adjectives:
comparative and superlative |
Parts
of speech |
| Adjectives
ending in -ED and -ING |
The
Passive voice |
| Adjectives:
word order |
The
Passive in questions |
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Adverbs of degree |
Plural
and singular nouns and verbs |
| Agreeing
and disagreeing (So do I etc) |
Pronunciation:
vowels and stress |
| All,
half, most and none |
Pronunciation
of the regular past |
| Although
and despite |
Purpose:
for, to and so that |
| Any
more, no longer and still |
Question
tags (,isn't it?) |
| Articles:
a, an and the |
Reflexive
pronouns |
| Articles:
definite and zero |
Relative
clauses: defining |
| As
and like |
Relative
clauses: non-defining |
| As
long as, providing that and unless |
Reported
speech |
| As
soon as, if and unless |
Reporting
verbs |
| Direct
and indirect pronouns |
So
and such |
| Either,
neither and both |
Spelling |
| False
friends |
Still
and yet |
| Few,
a few, little, a little |
Translations
Spanish to English |
| Gerund
or infinitive after the verb |
Word order: typical mistakes |
| Gerund
or infinitive: typical student mistakes |
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Gerund or infinitive with meaning change |
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| Homonyms |
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| Homophones |
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| Modifying
adjectives and adverbs: easily, by far etc |
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| Modal
Verbs |
| Can,
could and to be able to |
Have
something done |
| Can,
could, may and might |
Make,
let and to be allowed to |
| Can,
could, may, might - ability and permission |
Might/would
+ have + past participle |
| Can't,
could, may, might, must - deduction |
Must,
have to, should and ought to |
| Don't
have to and mustn't |
Need,
needn't and should |
| Had
better and would rather |
Used
to and to be/get used to |
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| Prepositions |
| After
adjectives (afraid of etc) |
For
and to |
| After
verbs (want to etc) |
From
and of |
| At,
in, on and to |
In
and on |
| At
and in |
Place |
| At
and to |
Time |
| Directions |
Typical
preposition mistakes |
| During
and for |
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| Questions |
| Auxiliary
verbs |
Question
words or interrogatives |
| Indirect
questions |
Short
answers |
| No
auxiliary verb |
Which
or what? |
| Passive
questions |
Word
order in questions |
| Question
tags |
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| Tenses |
| The
Zero conditional |
Past
simple |
| The
first conditional |
Past
simple: irregular verbs |
| The
second condtional |
Past
simple: pronunciation of -ed |
| The
third conditional |
Present
continuous |
| I
wish and if only |
Present
perfect continuous |
| Future
continuous |
Present
perfect: already, just, still, yet |
| Future
perfect |
Present
perfect: for and since |
| Going
to |
Present
perfect or past simple |
| Going
to or will |
Present
simple |
| Mixed
tenses |
Present
simple: the third person S |
| Past
continuous |
Present
simple or continuous |
| Past
perfect continuous |
Subjunctive |
| Past
perfect or past simple |
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| Tests |
| For
Spanish speakers: translations and mistakes |
Have
got, comparatives, short answers, word order |
| Going
to and questions |
Some
and any, questions and irregular verbs |
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| Tricky
Words |
| Alone
and lonely |
Important,
interesting and serious |
| Achieve,
manage and reach |
Job
and work |
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Be and Get |
Journey,
travel and trip |
| Beat,
earn and win |
Know
and meet |
| Been
and gone |
Lay,
lie and lie |
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Believe and think
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Lexical
phrases with give, have and take |
| Borrow
and lend |
Like
and want |
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Care, matter and
mind |
Look
like and seem |
| Come
and go |
Look,
see and watch |
| Commonly
confused words |
Lose
and miss |
| Do
and make |
Remember
and remind |
| Early
and soon |
Say
and tell |
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Excited, nervous
and worried |
Speak
and talk |
| Expect,
hope and wait |
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| Hard,
heavy and strong collocations |
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| Home,
house and household |
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IDIOMS,
SLANG AND VARIETIES OF ENGLISH |
| Advice |
Kitchen sayings |
| Animals
- fish, insects, reps |
London
slang |
| Animals
- mammals |
New
York slang |
| Business |
People |
| Common
sayings |
Predictions |
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Country sayings
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Remarks |
| Decisions |
Sayings about
friends and lovers |
| Emotions |
South
African idioms |
| Exclamations |
Top
Twelve Idioms |
| Food
- fish and meat |
Work sayings |
| Food
- fruit and vegetables |
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| Irish
idioms |
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| MISTAKES
AND EFL STUDENT WRITING ERRORS |
| Language
area |
| Gerund
or infinitive |
Verbs |
| Grammar |
Vocabulary |
| Prepositions |
Word
Order |
| Time |
Wrong
Verb |
| Top
Twenty |
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| Theme |
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Agony aunt |
Aliens
visit earth |
| A
crime of passion |
Daily
routine |
| A
famous person |
My
Favourite Sport |
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| PHRASAL
VERBS |
| Be |
Look |
| Break |
Make |
| Fall |
Put |
| Get |
Run |
| Give |
Take |
| Go |
Turn |
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| VOCABULARY |
| Adjectives |
Food |
| Body
nouns |
Homonyms |
| Body
verbs |
Homophones |
| Business |
People
adjectives |
| The
Car |
Personality |
| The
Country |
Sport |
| Crime |
Synonyms |
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Environment |
Verbs |
| False
friends |
The
Weather |
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