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- 9 time words can denote past and present and future time.
- An Adjective.
- An Adverb.
- An Indefinite Article vs. A definite Article
- An Infinitive.
- As . . . as.
- Be able to.
- Be going to vs. will.
- Because and Because Of.
- Before and after.
- Both and Both Of.
- Could = The Past of "Can."
- Countable nouns versus non-countable nouns.
- Different ways Asking Of Why.
- Enough.
- EVER and NEVER
- Expressions of Quantity.
- Frequency adverbs and other frequency expressions.
- GERUND.
- Had better is used to express advice.
- Have to/Has to.
- Hope and Wish.
- How about and what about.
- How has so many uses.
- Imperative Sentences.
- Indefinite Pronouns.
- Let's.
- Like and alike.
- Look + adjective and look like + noun.
- Make Question with WHO WHOM and WHAT.
- May/might vs. will.
- Maybe vs. may be.
- Much.
- NEED.
- Non-action verbs not used in the present progressive tense.
- ON.
- ONE OF NONE OF.
- Other ways asking of how often and how far and how long.
- Part-2 The Superlative Forms.
- Participial adjectives: -ed vs. -ing.
- Past Form of Irregular Verbs.
- Past habit: used to.
- PAST PROGRESSIVE TENSE.
- Past Time Words: YESTERDAY LAST AGO.
- Personal Pronouns.
- Possessive Nouns.
- Preferences.
- Questions with Where.
- Repeated action.
- Resume of model auxiliaries and similar expressions.
- RULE IRREGULAR PLURAL FORMS OF NOUNS WITH EXAMPLES
- RULE OF CAPITALIZATION.
- See.
- Simple present tense and present progressive tense.
- since and for.
- Singular and Plural Forms of Other.
- some and any
- SOME PREPOSITIONS FOR PLACE
- Spelling of --ING and -ED forms.
- SPELLING OF FINAL - S/ - ES.
- Still vs. anymore.
- The present perfect progressive tense.
- The Principal Parts of a Verb.
- The same Different Similar.
- The Simple Past Tense.
- The simple present tense and the present progressive tense for future time.
- Two Too To.
- Units of measurements with non-count noun
- Use it for time and weather and using there.
- Very and Too.
- What and Who.
- WHEN vs. WHAT TIME.
- Which.
- WHILE and WHEN IN PAST TIME CLAUSES.
- Your.