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Comparative Adjectives

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Present Perfect Continuous

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Present Perfect Simple VS Present Perfect Continuous

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Past Simple

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Present Perfect

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Past Simple – VS – Present Perfect

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Prepositions of Time (at/in/on)

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Prepositions of Place (at/in/on)

Future form

Future Forms

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Present Simple VS Present Continuous

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For, Since & Ago

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Adverbs and Adjectives

Relative Clauses

Possessives

Make and Do

Adverbs of Frequency

Countable Versus Uncountable Nouns

Irregular Verbs

Real Conditionals

Unreal Conditionals

All Conditionals

Past Perfect

Future continuous

Identifying numbers

Future Continuous

Future Perfect

Future Continuous Vs Future Perfect

Saying Phone Numbers

Could have, would have, should have

Future Time Clauses

Making Recommendations (using +ing or infinitive)

‘ed’ and ‘ing’ adjectives

Feelings

Must and have to

Question tags

Articles

Linking words

Phrasal verbs

Passives

Say and tell

Dependent prepositions

Short-answer responses

If Vs Unless

As Vs Like

Used to, be used to & get used to

Stative Vs Dynamic/Active Verbs

Be used to

Get used to

Past Continuous Vs Past Simple

The verb ‘to be’

can / can’t / could / couldn’t

‘a’ Vs ‘an’

Present continuous

Gerunds & Infinitives and Verb Patterns

Pronouns

Can Vs Can’t (simple)

Identifying and learning new English vocabulary

Identifying and learning new English vocabulary

Can / Could / Would for Polite Requests

Could and couldn’t

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