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• FORM 7
  • 1. Two nouns together
  • 2. The possessive case and of
  • 3. Reflexive pronouns
  • 4. Emphatic pronouns
  • 5. My, your, etc, and mine, yours, etc.
  • 6. Present Continuous
  • 7. Present Simple
  • 8. Present Continuous and Present Simple 1
  • 9. Present Continuous and Present Simple 2
  • 10. Past Simple
  • 11. Past Continuous
  • 12. Present Perfect 1
  • 13. Present Perfect 2
  • 14. Present Perfect 3
  • 15. Present Perfect Continuous
  • 16. Present Perfect Continuous or Simple
  • 17. Present Perfect or Past Simple 1
  • 18. Present Perfect or Past Simple 2
  • 19. Adjectives
  • 20. Adjectives (order)
  • 21. Adjective or adverb 1
  • 22. Adjective or adverb 2
  • 23. Comparative and superlative forms
  • 24. Comparative and superlative patterns 1
  • 25. Comparative and superlative patterns 2
• - Practice
  • 1. Two nouns together
  • 2. The possessive case and of
  • 3. Reflexive pronouns
  • 4. Emphatic pronouns
  • 5. My, your, etc, and mine, yours, etc.
  • 6. Present Continuous
  • 7. Present Simple
  • 8. Present Continuous and Present Simple 1
  • 9. Present Continuous and Present Simple 2
  • 10. Past Simple
  • 11. Past Continuous
  • 12. Present Perfect 1
  • 13. Present Perfect 2
  • 14. Present Perfect 3
  • 15. Present Perfect Continuous
  • 16. Present Perfect Continuous or Simple
  • 17. Present Perfect or Past Simple 1
  • 18. Present Perfect or Past Simple 2
  • 19. Adjectives
  • 20. Adjectives (order)
  • 21. Adjective or adverb 1
  • 22. Adjective or adverb 2
  • 23. Comparative and superlative forms
  • 24. Comparative and superlative patterns 1
  • 25. Comparative and superlative patterns 2
• - Tests
  • Test A
  • Test B
  • Test C
  • Test D
  • Test E
• - Keys
  • Key to the exercises
  • Key to the tests
• - Video
  • Using nouns as adjectives
  • Possessive nouns
  • Possessive pronouns and adjectives
  • Reflexive pronouns
  • Present time. Overview
  • Present Simple and Present Continuous 1
  • Present Simple and Present Continuous 2
  • Forms of the Present Simple and the Present Continuous
  • Past time. Overview
  • Expressing past time: Past Simple
  • Forms of the Past Simple: regular verbs
  • Forms of the Past Simple: be
  • Regular verbs: pronunciation of -ed endings
  • Irregular verbs: a reference list
  • The Past Simple and the Past Continuous
  • Forms of the Past Continuous
  • Forms of the Present Perfect
  • Meanings of the Present Perfect
  • Past Simple vs. Present Perfect
  • Using since and for
  • Present Perfect Continuous
  • Present Perfect Continuous vs. Present Perfect
  • Using already, yet, still, and anymore
  • Using adjectives to describe nouns
  • Comparisons. Overview
  • Making comparisons with as... as
  • Comparative and superlative
  • Comparative and superlative forms of adjectives and adverbs
  • Completing a comparative
  • Modifying comparatives
  • Comparisons with less... than and not as... as
  • Unclear comparisons
  • Using more with nouns
  • Repeating a comparative
  • Using double comparatives
  • Using superlatives
• FORM 8
  • 1. Past Perfect
  • 2. Past Perfect Continuous
  • 3. The verb have
  • 4. Used to do and be used to doing
  • 5. Present tenses for the future
  • 6. Be going to
  • 7. Will and shall
  • 8. Will and be going to
  • 9. Will be doing
  • 10. When I get there, before I leave, etc.
  • 11. Review of the future
  • 12. Direct speech and reported speech
  • 13. Reported speech: person, place and time
  • 14. Wh-questions
  • 15. Reported questions
  • 16. So/neither do I and I think so
  • 17. Question tags
  • 18. Have something done
  • 19. Conditionals 1
  • 20. Conditionals 2
  • 21. Conditionals 3
  • 22. Wish and if only
  • 23. There and it
  • 24. Some and any
  • 25. Everyone, something, etc.
  • 26. A lot of, lots of, many, much, (a) few and (a) little
  • 27. All, half, most, some, no and none
• - Practice
  • 1. Past Perfect
  • 2. Past Perfect Continuous
  • 3. The verb have
  • 4. Used to do and be used to doing
  • 5. Present tenses for the future
  • 6. Be going to
  • 7. Will and shall
  • 8. Will and be going to
  • 9. Will be doing
  • 10. When I get there, before I leave, etc.
  • 11. Review of the future
  • 12. Direct speech and reported speech
  • 13. Reported speech: person, place and time
  • 14. Wh-questions
  • 15. Reported questions
  • 16. So/neither do I and I think so
  • 17. Question tags
  • 18. Have something done
  • 19. Conditionals 1
  • 20. Conditionals 2
  • 21. Conditionals 3
  • 22. Wish and if only
  • 23. There and it
  • 24. Some and any
  • 25. Everyone, something, etc.
  • 26. A lot of, lots of, many, much, (a) few and (a) little
  • 27. All, half, most, some, no and none
• - Tests
  • Test F
  • Test G
  • Test H
  • Test I
• - Keys
  • Key to the exercises
  • Key to the tests
• - Video
  • Past Perfect
  • Present verbs: short answers to yes/no questions
  • Expressing past habit: used to
  • Used to vs. be used to
  • Future Time. Overview
  • Expressing future time: be going to and will
  • Forms with be going to
  • Forms with will
  • Sureness about the future 1
  • Sureness about the future 2
  • Be going to vs. will
  • Using the Present Continuous to express future time
  • Using the Present Simple to express future time
  • Immediate future: using be about to
  • Yes/no questions and short answers
  • Where, why, when, and what time
  • Questions with who, who(m), and what
  • Tag questions
  • Quoted speech
  • Quoted speech vs. reported speech
  • Verb forms in reported speech
  • Common reporting verbs: tell, ask, answer/reply
  • Expressing the future in time clauses and if-clauses
• FORM 9
  • 1. Every, each, whole, both, either and neither
  • 2. Agreement
  • 3. Ability: can, could and be able to
  • 4. Permission: can, may, could and be allowed to
  • 5. Possibility and certainty: may, might, could and must, etc.
  • 6. Necessity: have to and must
  • 7. Necessity: mustn’t, needn’t, etc.
  • 8. Will, would, shall and should
  • 9. Should, ought to, had better and supposed to
  • 10. Passive verb forms
  • 11. Active and passive 1
  • 12. Active and passive 2
  • 13. Special passive structures
  • 14. Adverbs and word order
  • 15. Yet, still and already
  • 16. But, although, in spite of, whereas, etc.
  • 17. If, when, unless and in case
  • 18. Review of linking words
  • 19 Links across sentences
  • 20. During or while? By or until? As or like?
• - Practice
  • 1. Every, each, whole, both, either and neither
  • 2. Agreement
  • 3. Ability: can, could and be able to
  • 4. Permission: can, may, could and be allowed to
  • 5. Possibility and certainty: may, might, could and must, etc.
  • 6. Necessity: have to and must
  • 7. Necessity: mustn’t, needn’t, etc.
  • 8. Will, would, shall and should
  • 9. Should, ought to, had better and supposed to
  • 10. Passive verb forms
  • 11. Active and passive 1
  • 12. Active and passive 2
  • 13. Special passive structures
  • 14. Adverbs and word order
  • 15. Yet, still and already
  • 16. But, although, in spite of, whereas, etc.
  • 17. If, when, unless and in case
  • 18. Review of linking words
  • 19 Links across sentences
  • 20. During or while? By or until? As or like?
• - Tests
  • Test J
  • Test K
  • Test L
• - Keys
  • Key to the exercises
  • Key to the tests
• - Video
  • Using and + too, so, either, neither
  • Modal auxiliaries. Overview
  • The form of modal auxiliaries
  • Expressing ability: can and could
  • Expressing possibility, permission
  • Using could to express possibility
  • Expressing advice: should and ought to
  • Expressing advice: had better
  • Expressing necessity: have to, have got to, must
  • Expressing lack of necessity, prohibition
  • Making logical conclusions: must
  • The Passive. Overview
  • Active sentences and passive sentences
  • Form of the passive
  • Using the by-phrase
  • The passive forms of the Present and Past Continuous
  • Get + adjective; get + past participle
  • Word order: place and time
  • Connecting ideas with because
  • Connecting ideas with even though/although
• Presentations
  • Review of Verb Tenses
  • Perfect and Perfect Continuous Tenses
  • Passive Voice
  • Modals
  • Gerunds and Infinitives
  • Pronouns
  • Noun Clauses
  • Adjective Clauses
  • Adverbial Clauses
  • Connectives
• AUTHORS

Modal auxiliaries. Overview

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• Using and + too, so, either, neither
• Modal auxiliaries. Overview ←
• The form of modal auxiliaries
• Expressing ability: can and could
• Expressing possibility, permission
• Using could to express possibility
• Expressing advice: should and ought to
• Expressing advice: had better
• Expressing necessity: have to, have got to, must
• Expressing lack of necessity, prohibition
• Making logical conclusions: must
• The Passive. Overview
• Active sentences and passive sentences
• Form of the passive
• Using the by-phrase
• The passive forms of the Present and Past Continuous
• Get + adjective; get + past participle
• Word order: place and time
• Connecting ideas with because
• Connecting ideas with even though/although