English course: grammatical points
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Grammatical points |
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1. | Going to America | verbs to be and to go, present tense, personal pronouns subject |
2. | Finding a place | personal pronouns object, adjectives |
3. | The flat | negation of verb to be, possessive pronouns |
4. | Buying food | present progressive |
5. | Making a cake | preterit, regular and irregular verbs |
6. | An evening with friends | present perfect, adverbs, interrogation, negation, future |
7. | At the bank | I would like, comparative of adjectives |
8. | A tour of San Francisco | interro-negative, conditional mood, conjugations of to be and to have |
9. | At home | can, should, shouldn't, rather |
10. | Tea at Margaret's | imperative first person singular, subjunctive be |
11. | The university | until, since, ...used to... |
12. | Conversation between roommates | may, imperative second person, to be able to, so do I |
13. | Margaret | for, since, ago, negative imperative |
14. | Around campus | going to as a future, will as a wish |
15. | A class | omission of relative pronoun that, to have got, will be able to |
16. | Life in the department | interrogative with to have |
17. | The libraries | who, whose, whom, would to express habit |
18. | At the cafeteria | past perfect, subjunctive were |
19. | Meeting Robert | each other, to get to know, uhuh & uh-uh, me too, the wrong... |
20. | At the language lab | verbs with postpositions: where the postposition can be placed |
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