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70. Syntax. The Complex Sentence

69. Syntax. The Compound Sentence

68. Syntax. Word Order

67. Syntax. The Structure of Simple Sentence

66. Syntax. Communicative Types of Sentences

55. Non-Finite Forms of the Verb.

Particple I and Participle II Compared

Participle II

Predicative Constructions with Participle II

Participle I

Predicative Constructions with Participle I

The Gerund and the Verbal Noun Compared

The Ing-Forms and the Infinitive Compared

Gerund

Complexes with the Gerund

Infinitive

Predicative Constructions with the Infinitive

35. Subjunctive Mood. Conditional Sentences

34. Passive Voice

33. Reported Speech

26. Ways of Expressing Future. Future Simple. Be going to. Present Continuous. Present Simple

Past

31. Past Perfect Continuous

30. Past Perfect

25. Past Simple vs. Past Continuous

24. Past Continuous, Used to

23. Past Simple

Present

29. Present Perfect Continuous

28. Present Perfect vs. Past Simple

27. Present Perfect

22. Present Simle vs. Present Continuous

21. Present Continuous

20. Present Simple

19. Every - All - Most - Both - Either - Neither - Whole - Each

18. Modal Verbs. Introduction

Functions of Modal Verbs and Synonymous Expressions. Summary

Expressions of Absence of Necessity

Shouldn't - Oughtn't - Needn't + Perfect Infinitive

Dare

Need

Must, Should, Ought to and Had better Compared

Shall and Should

Ought to

Must, Have to and Be to Compared

Be to

HAVE TO

MUST&MAY COMPARED

MUST

MAY&CAN COMPARED

MAY/MIGHT

17. Prepositions

16. Relative Clauses

15 Definite Article.

5.5. The … (names of places).

I like (music), I hate (exams).

Go to (work), go (home), go to the (cinema).

The …

A/an and the.

13. Indefinite Pronouns.

Much

(a) Little

(a) Few

Many

A lot of

No

Any

Some

12 a, an and some

11. Numerals

10. Nouns. Number. Gender

9. Adverbs

8. Adjectives

7. Possessive Case

6. The Verb Have - Have got

5. Interrogative Sentences. Types of Questions

4. Pronouns

Reflexive Pronouns

Possessive and Absolute Possessive Pronouns

Personal and Object Pronouns

Demonstartive Pronouns

2. The Verb to be

3. It is - There is

1. Imperative Sentences