1

Relative pronouns – who, which, whose, that

2

Self, each other, Reflexive pronouns

3

Personal pronouns, Possessive determiners, Possessive pronouns in English

1

The adjectives in English Grammar – Summary

2

The adverbs in English Grammar – Summary

3

Adverbs and adjectives that have the same form

4

Adverbs of frequency in English

5

Adverbs that are not derived from adjectives

6

Adverbs that have two forms in English

7

Comparison of adjectives in English

8

Order of adjectives

9

Position of adverbs in English sentences

10

Sentences with comparisons in English

11

Exercises – Adjectives/Adverbs

1

The definite article – the

2

The indefinite article – a, an

3

Exercises – Articles

1

Conditional sentences, if-clauses type I, II, III – Summary

2

Conditional sentences – type I

3

Conditional sentences – type II

4

Conditional sentences – type III

5

if I were you or if I was you

6

Mixed conditionals

7

Real and unreal conditionals, Modals and position of if-clauses

8

Replacing if – Omitting if – if vs. when – in case vs. if

9

when or if

10

will and would in if-clauses

11

Exercises – Conditional sentences, if-clauses

1

be in English – auxiliary and main verb

2

be in different tenses

3

can, can’t, cannot

4

can and must in sentences and questions

5

can – to be able to/to be allowed to

6

do in English – auxiliary and main verb

7

have – auxiliary and main verb

8

have or have got

9

have got or has got

10

have to, has to, had to

11

Long forms, contracted forms (short forms) of auxiliaries

12

may – to be allowed to

13

Modals in English Grammar

14

must, have to, mustn’t, needn’t

15

Questions in the Simple Past, Questions with did

16

Questions in the Simple Present, Questions with do, does

17

there is – it is

18

there is – there are

19

Exercises – Modal Auxiliaries

1

Participles, Participle constructions

2

Present Participle, Past Participle, Perfect Participle

3

Exercises – Participles

1

Active – Passive in English Grammar

2

Active sentences with two objects in Passive

3

by agent in Passive – English Grammar

4

Passive in English

5

Passive sentences in English

6

Personal Passive – Impersonal Passive – It is said

7

Questions in Passive

8

Verbs with prepositions in Passive

9

Exercises – Passive Voice

1

Phrasal Verbs in English – Summary

2

Phrasal Verbs – A – M

3

Phrasal Verbs – N – Z

4

Phrasal Verbs – Prepositional Verbs – Differences

5

Exercises – Phrasal Verbs

1

Prepositions – at, in, on

2

Prepositions of place and direction

3

Prepositions in expressions of time

4

Exercises – Prepositions

5

a lot of, lots of

6

each, every

7

much, many – a little, a few

8

some, any

9

something, anything and other compounds

10

Exercise Quantifiers

11

Questions in Passive

12

Questions in the going to-future

13

Questions in the Past Progressive

14

Questions in the Present Perfect

15

Questions in the Present Progressive

16

Questions in the will-future

17

Question tags in English

18

Questions with question words and the verb be

19

Questions with can

20

Questions with have and have got

21

Questions in the Simple Past, Questions with did

22

Questions in the Simple Present, Questions with do, does

23

Questions with who and what – Subject – Object

24

Question words in English

25

Short answers in English

26

which or what

27

Word order in English questions (Summary)

28

Yes/No questions and short answers with the verb be

29

Exercises – Questions

1

Reported Speech (Summary)

2

Reported commands and requests in English

3

Reported questions in English

4

Reported statements in English

5

Exercises – Reported Speech

1

Commas in English, Punctuation

2

Adverbs of frequency in English

3

Conjunctions, connecting words and fillers in English sentences

4

Contact clauses – no relative pronouns

5

Expressions of place and time in sentences – Word order

6

Relative clauses – Defining and non-defining – that, which

7

Verbs with 2 objects – Word order

8

Word order in English questions (Summary)

9

Word order in English sentences (Summary)

10

Exercises – Sentences

1

Past Perfect (Summary)

2

be, do, have in the Past Perfect

3

Diagram of the Past Perfect

4

Form of the Past Perfect

5

Short/contracted forms and long forms in the Past Perfect

6

Signal words for the Past Perfect

7

Spelling of verbs in the Past Perfect

8

Use of the Past Perfect

1

Past Progressive/Continuous (Summary)

2

Diagram of the Past Progressive

3

do, have and special verbs in the Past Progressive

4

Form of the Past Progressive

5

Questions in the Past Progressive

6

Short/contracted forms and long forms in the Past Progressive

7

Signal words for the Past Progressive

8

Spelling of verbs in the Past Progressive

9

Use of the Past Progressive

1

Present Perfect (Summary)

2

be, do, have and irregular verbs in the Present Perfect

3

Diagram of the Present Perfect

4

Form of the Present Perfect

5

Questions in the Present Perfect

6

Short/contracted forms and long forms in the Present Perfect

7

Signal words for the Present Perfect

8

Spelling of verbs in the Present Perfect

9

Use of the Present Perfect

1

Present Perfect Progressive (Summary)

2

Diagram of the Present Perfect Progressive

3

do and dynamic verbs in the Present Perfect Progressive

4

Form of the Present Perfect Progressive

5

Short/contracted forms and long forms in the Present Perfect Progressive

6

Signal words for the Present Perfect Progressive

7

Spelling of verbs in the Present Perfect Progressive

8

Use of the Present Perfect Progressive

1

Present Progressive/Continuous (Summary)

2

Diagram of the Present Progressive

3

do, have and special verbs in the Present Progressive

4

Form of the Present Progressive

5

Questions in the Present Progressive

6

Short/contracted forms and long forms in the Present Progressive

7

Signal words for the Present Progressive

8

Spelling of verbs in the Present Progressive

9

Use of the Present Progressive

1

Simple Past (Summary)

2

be, do, have and irregular verbs in the Simple Past

3

Diagram of the Simple Past

4

Form of the Simple Past

5

Pronunciation of -ed

6

Questions in the Simple Past

7

Short/contracted and long forms in the Simple Past

8

Signal words for the Simple Past

9

Spelling of verbs in the Simple Past

10

Use of the Simple Past

1

Simple Present (Summary)

2

be, do, have and modal verbs in the Simple Present

3

Diagram of the Simple Present

4

Form of the Simple Present

5

Questions in the Simple Present

6

Short/contracted forms and long forms in the Simple Present

7

Signal words for the Simple Present

8

Spelling of verbs in the Simple Present

9

Use of the Simple Present

1

going to-future (Summary)

2

Diagram of will and going to-future

3

Form of the going to-future

4

going to-future and will-future in a diagram

5

Questions in the going to-future

6

Short/contracted forms and long forms in the going to-future

7

Signal words for the going to-future

8

Use of the going to-future

1

will-future (Summary)

2

Diagram of will and going to-future

3

Form of the will-future

4

going to-future and will-future in a diagram

5

Questions in the will-future

6

Short/contracted forms and long forms in the will-future

7

Signal words for the will-future

8

Use of the will-future

1

Conditional Perfect

2

Conditional Perfect Progressive

3

Conditional Progressive

4

Conditional Simple

5

Future Perfect

6

Future Perfect Progressive

7

Future Progressive

8

Past Perfect Progressive

1

Future Tenses in English – contrasted

2

Past Tenses in English – contrasted

3

Present Tenses in English – contrasted

4

Past Perfect – Simple Past – contrasted

5

Present Perfect – Simple Past – contrasted

6

Present Perfect – Present Perfect Progressive – contrasted

7

Simple Present – Present Progressive – contrasted

8

Simple Past – Past Progressive – contrasted

9

Simple Present – Simple Past – contrasted

1

be in English – auxiliary and main verb

2

Common irregular verbs in English in a table

3

do in English – auxiliary and main verb

4

English Tenses in a diagram

5

Gerund or Progressive/Continuous

6

Grammatical terms – English Tenses

7

have – auxiliary and main verb

8

Sentences change their meanings

9

Signal words and English Tenses

10

State verbs, dynamic verbs in English

11

Steps to put in verbs into gaps in sentences and questions

12

The most common Tenses in English in a table

13

The verb be as a main verb in the Simple Present and the Simple Past

14

The verb be in different tenses

15

Exercises – Tenses