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Present simple of 'be' - positive

Present simple of 'be' - negative

Present simple with 'be' - yes/no questions

Present simple with 'be' - mixed exercise

Present simple with regular verbs - positive

Present simple with regular verbs - negative

Present simple with regular verbs - yes/no questions

Present simple with regular verbs - 'wh' questions

Present simple with regular verbs - mixed exercise

Present simple spelling changes

Present simple short forms

Present simple short answers

Present simple uses - for the present

Are or do 1

Are or do 2

Present simple forms - mixed exercise 1

Present simple forms - mixed exercise 2

Verb + ing spelling changes 1

Verb + ing spelling changes 2

Present continuous - positive

Present continuous - negative

Present continuous - yes/no questions

Present continuous - wh questions

Present continuous - mixed exercise

Present continuous short forms

Present simple & continuous - mixed 1

Present simple & continuous - mixed 2

Present simple & continuous - mixed 3

Present simple & continuous - mixed 4

Stative verbs

Present continuous - events in progress

Present continuous or simple? - events vs habits

Present continuous or simple? - stative vs dynamic

'Will' - positive & negative

'Will' - short forms

'Will' - questions

'Will' - predictions

'Will' - decisions at the moment

'Will' - predictions & decisions exercise

'Going to' - positive & negative

'Going to' - questions

'Going to' - plans & intentions

'Will' or 'going to'? - decisions vs plans

Past simple with 'be' - positive & negative 1

Past simple with 'be' - positive & negative 2

Past simple with 'be' - questions

Past simple with 'be' - mixed exercise

Past simple with regular verbs - positive & negative

Past simple with regular verbs - questions

Past simple spelling changes

Past simple - mixed exercise 1

Past simple - mixed exercise 2

Past simple - mixed exercise 3

Past simple - mixed exercise 4

Past simple with irregular verbs - positive 1

Past simple with irregular verbs - positive 2

Past simple - basic use

The imperative

Let's

Gerund or infinitive?

Singular & plural nouns

Countable & uncountable nouns 1

Countable & uncountable nouns 2

Quantity word + uncountable noun

A or an?

A/an with jobs or to say what something is

Possessive 's

This / that / these / those

Some or any

A little / a few

Much or many?

A lot (of) / lots (of)

Subject & object pronouns

Possessive determiners / adjectives

Possessive pronouns - exercise

You = people in general

There is / there are

'It' as a dummy subject

Prepositions of time - at / in / on 1

Prepositions of time - at / in / on 2

Prepositions of time - at / in / on 3

Prepositions of time - from.to / until / till

Prepositions of time - before / after

Prepositions of place - at / in / on 1

Prepositions of place - at / in / on 2

Prepositions with 'home'

Prepositions with verbs of movement

Prepositions after adjectives

Prepositions after verbs

Can / could / will be able to - ability

Can - requests

Could - polite requests

Can - permission

Would like - politeness

Adjectives - basics

Adverbs of manner

Adjective or adverb?

Well or good?

Adverbs of frequency 1

Adverbs of frequency 2

Adverbs of degree

Stative verbs

Present simple use: for the future

Present continuous use: temporary situations

Present continuous use: for the future

Present continuous or present simple 1: future

Present continuous or present simple 2: permanent or temporary

'Will' - offers, requests, refusals, promises

'Going to' - prediction

Will or going to 1 (A2 uses)

Past simple with irregular verbs - positive 1

Past simple with irregular verbs - positive 2

Past simple with irregular verbs - positive 3

Past simple with irregular verbs - positive 4

Present perfect - positive and negative

Present perfect - questions

Past participles with spelling changes

Irregular past participles 1

Irregular past participles 2

Irregular past participles 3

Irregular past participles 4

Irregular past participles 5

Irregular past participles 6

Present perfect - life experience

Present perfect - visiting places

Present perfect - been or gone?

Present perfect or past simple 1

Present perfect or past simple 2

Gerund as subject

No + gerund

Verb + gerund

Spend time

Verb + to + infinitive

Infinitive of purpose

Verb + to + infinitive or gerund?

Known and unknown

'A' and 'the' for things already mentioned

No article for talking in general

A / an / the / no article - exercise 1

A / an / the / no article - exercise 2

Some or some of?

Any or any of?

Most or most of?

A little or a little of?

A few or a few of?

Much or much of?

Many or many of?

Not any / no / none

Every or each?

All or all of?

Double genitive

One / ones

Something or anything?

Somebody or anybody?

Somewhere or anywhere?

Nothing or anything?

Nobody or anybody?

Nowhere or anywhere?

Everything or nothing?

Everybody or nobody?

Everywhere or nowhere?

By or until

For or during?

During or while?

For or since?

Adjectives + prepositions 1

Adjectives + prepositions 2

Verbs + prepositions 1

Verbs + prepositions 2

Nouns + prepositions 1

Nouns + prepositions 2

Would - imaginary situations

Must & have got to - obligation

Mustn't & don't have to

Might - weak possibility

Shall - offers & suggestions

Should - advice

Adjectives with to + infinitive

Form the comparative

Use the comparative

Use the comparative with much / a lot / a little / a bit

As . as

Form the superlative

Superlative with or without 'the'

Superlative with in or of

Bored and boring

Mid position

Adverbs for sequencing

Adverbs for sequencing and viewpoint

Adverbs of certainty

Position of adverbs 1

Position of adverbs 2

Present simple with do for emphasis

Present continuous for habits in the present

Past simple and would with wish

Past simple for past habits and states

Past simple for ordering actions

Present perfect with for / since (how long)

Present perfect with just / yet / already

Present perfect or past simple?

Past continuous forms

Past continuous - events at a point in time

Past continuous with past simple

Past continuous - habits in the past

Future-in-the-past with was / were going to

Future continuous - forms & use

Future continuous - in progress at a point

Present perfect continuous - forms

Present perfect continuous - time up to now

Past perfect - forms

Past perfect - time up to then

Subject and object questions

Question tags (all tenses)

Short answers with so / neither

Verbs + bare infinitive (make, let)

Verbs + object + to infinitive

Verbs with two objects

Nouns that are always plural

Collective nouns (singular / plural)

Other / the other / another

The & zero article with geography

The with abstract nouns

Such / such a

Either

Both . and

How to make the passive

Passive infinitive with going to / have to / need to

How to make reported speech

Reported speech with modal verbs

Reported questions with ask

Reported requests with ask

Reported orders with tell

Time-expression shifts

Must / can't - logical deduction

Could / might - logical deduction

Must - recommendations & offers

Ought to - advice

Be supposed to

Used to + infinitive

Be / get used to

Modals for politeness

Relative clauses introduction

Defining & non-defining clauses

Pronoun as subject / object

Dropping the relative pronoun

Who or whom?

Whose in relative clauses

When in relative clauses

Where in relative clauses

Reflexive pronouns

Each other

By myself = alone

Zero conditionals

First conditionals

Unless

Future real conditionals with modals

Second conditionals

Was / were in the second conditional

If not and if so

Mixed zero / first / second conditionals

Order of adjectives

Comparatives - getting better and better

Comparatives - clause after than

Comparatives - verb-ing after than

Superlatives with present perfect

Predicative-only adjectives

Compound adjectives

Adverbs of focus - even

Adverbs of focus - particularly, especially

Adverbs of time - still

Adverbs of time - any more / any longer

Linking adverbs - although, though, however

Linking adverbs - so and therefore

Linking adverbs - because / as / since etc.

Rather than & would rather

As vs like

By & with to explain how

For to show purpose

At vs in with buildings

On time vs in time

At the end vs in the end

Prepositions after adjectives

Prepositions after verbs

Prepositions after nouns

The historic present

Speech-act verbs in the present simple

Future continuous for politeness

Future perfect - forms

Future perfect - completed before future point

Future perfect continuous - forms

Future perfect continuous - up to future point

Present perfect for future time clauses

Present perfect - present result

Present perfect continuous - present result

Present perfect vs continuous

Past simple & past continuous for politeness

Past perfect - completed before past point

Past perfect continuous - forms

Past perfect continuous - up to then

Past perfect simple vs continuous

Negative questions

Inversion after negative adverbs

Gerund / infinitive - meaning changes

Sense verbs + object + gerund/infinitive

Participle clauses for extra information

The vs zero article - difficult cases

A/an + singular noun to generalise

The + comparative (the bigger, the better)

Articles with places in a city

Articles with institutions

Bed / home / work / town - article rules

Little & few to show insufficiency

The "get" passive

Passive with by-phrase in relative clause

Passive with two-object verbs

Causative have / get

Reporting verbs with that

Reporting verbs with questions

Reporting verbs with to-infinitive / gerund

Will / would for guesses & tendencies

Can / could for truths & tendencies

Should for present guesses

Should(n't) have for regrets

Must have / can't have - past deduction

Might have / could have - past possibility

Prepositions in relative clauses

Quantifier + of which / whom

Reflexive pronouns for emphasis

Possessive 's vs of-phrase

Pronoun or determiner?

This / that for previous ideas

Third conditionals

Mixed conditionals

Alternatives to if (in case, provided that.)

Adj. + to-inf / that-clause

Superlatives with by far

Attributive-only adjectives

Gradable vs ungradable

How + adjective (questions/exclamations)

Quite & enough - word order

Comparative adverbs

Superlative adverbs

Late / lately / hard / hardly

Adjectives + prepositions

Verbs + prepositions

Verbs with different prepositions

Nouns + prepositions

On the way / in the way

Continuous vs simple overview

Actions in progress / still changing

Regular vs irregular habits

Temporary actions & states

Tenses for different time periods

Continuous tenses to remove emotion

Stative or dynamic verbs?

Perfect vs perfect continuous - forms

Using perfect aspects for ongoing situations

Using perfect aspects for finished situations

Negatives in perfect vs perfect continuous

Special future perfect uses

Unreal past in 2nd & 3rd conditionals

Unreal past in set phrases

Unreal past with wish

What is the subjunctive?

Complex subjunctive forms

Subjunctive after nouns / verbs

Subjunctive after adjectives

Subjunctive after conjunctions & set phrases

Object + to-inf / that-clause

Verb + gerund / object + gerund

Meaning-changing gerund vs infinitive

Perfect gerund / infinitive & continuous infinitive

Passive infinitives & gerunds

Perfect passive infinitives & gerunds

Modals with passives

Passive reporting structures

Dare as a semi-modal

Need as a semi-modal

Shall - advanced uses

Modals for likelihood & emphasis

Other higher-level modal uses

Formal / detailed pronoun phrases

Longer pronoun phrases (either, neither.)

Pronouns in clear contexts

Gerunds as nouns

Gerunds with a subject

Nominalisation

Advanced possession structures

Higher-level first conditionals

Higher-level second conditionals

Higher-level third conditionals

Mixed 2nd / 3rd conditionals

Short conditional phrases

Past participle clauses

Present participle clauses

Perfect participle clauses

Passive participle clauses

Participle clauses as reduced relatives

Clefts with what

Clefts with other wh-words

Fixed cleft expressions

Clefts with all & preparatory it

Longer cleft structures

Simple ellipsis

Ellipsis with nouns & adjectives

Ellipsis with verbs

Informal ellipsis

Adjective phrases for the future

Being more precise with adverbs

Adverbs of emotion

Negative adverbial phrases

Modifying comparatives & superlatives

Verb Forms Cheatsheet

Day 1 - Simple Tenses Forms

Day 2 - Simple Tenses Uses

Day 3 - Present Simple 1

Day 4 - Present Simple 2

Day 5 - Present Simple 2

Day 6 - Past Simple 2

Day 7 - Future Simple

Day 8 - Be Going to & Will

Day 9 - Continuous Tenses Forms

Day 10 - Continuous Tenses Uses

Day 11 - Simple vs Continuous Uses

Day 12 - Present Continuous

Day 13 - Past Continuous

Day 14 - Future Continuous

Day 15 - Comparison of Future Forms

Day 16 - Review of Simple & Continuous Tenses

Day 17 - Perfect Forms

Day 18 - Perfect Simple Tenses

Day 19 - Present Perfect Simple

Day 20 - Present Perfect vs Past Simple

Day 21 - Past Perfect

Day 22 - Future Perfect

Day 23 - Perfect Continuous Forms

Day 24 - Perfect Continuous Tenses

Day 25 - Perfect Simple vs Perfect Continuous

Day 26 - Present Perfect Continuous

Day 27 - Past Perfect Continuous

Day 28 - Future Perfect Continuous

Day 29 - Review of Perfect & Perfect Continuous

Day 30 - Infographics & Review Quizzes

Day 1 - Introduction to Articles

Day 2 - Known & Unknown Part 1 (Where We Are & General Knowledge)

Day 3 - Known & Unknown Part 2 (Info in the Rest of the Sentence)

Day 4 - Known & Unknown Part 3 (Things We've Talked About & "There is / There are")

Day 5 - Known & Unknown Review

Day 6 - Specific & General Part 1 (Generalising, Difficulties, Pre-/Post-modification)

Day 7 - Specific & General Part 2 (Using "a / an" to Generalise, "the" with Groups of People)

Day 8 - Specific & General Review

Day 9 - Abstract Ideas Part 1 (Entertainment, Shops, Musical Instruments, Transport, Media)

Day 10 - Abstract Ideas Part 2 (Inventions, Body Parts, Plants & Animals, Dances, Geography, Weather)

Day 11 - Abstract Ideas Part 3 (Time Words, Grammar Terms, Exceptions)

Day 12 - Abstract Ideas Review

Day 13 - "A / An" for Categories (Generalising, Categorising, "It Doesn't Matter Which", Exclamations)

Day 14 - "A / An" for Categories Review

Day 15 - No-Article Words Part 1 (Languages, Meals, Sports)

Day 16 - No-Article Words Part 2 (Months, Days, Holidays, Dates, Parts of the Day, Seasons, Years .)

Day 17 - No-Article Words Part 3 (Letters & Numbers, Headlines, Unique Roles, "Fact is")

Day 18 - No-Article Words Review

Day 19 - Special Cases Part 1 (Noun Adjuncts, Uncountable + "A / An")

Day 20 - Special Cases Part 2 (Institutions, Bed, Home, Work, Town)

Day 21 - Special Cases Part 3 (Illness, Acronyms, Initialisms)

Day 22 - Special Cases Part 4 ("A Little / A Few", "The Most", "A / An or One", "Half")

Day 23 - Special Cases Part 5 ("A / An or Per", Next & Last, Ordinals, Comparatives)

Day 24 - Special Cases Review

Day 25 - Introduction to Articles (Revision Start for Cycle 2)

Day 26 - Known & Unknown Part 1 (Where We Are & General Knowledge)

Day 27 - Known & Unknown Part 2 (Info in the Rest of the Sentence)

Day 28 - Known & Unknown Part 3 (Things We've Talked About & "There is / There are")

Day 29 - Known & Unknown Review

Day 30 - Specific & General Part 1 (Generalising, Difficulties, Pre-/Post-modification)

Day 1 - What are conditionals?

Day 1 - Tenses cheatsheet

Day 1 - Infographics

Day 2 - Zero conditionals structure and use

Day 3 - Other verb forms in zero conditionals

Day 4 - Zero conditionals all verb forms review

Day 5 - Modal verbs in zero conditionals

Day 6 - Zero conditionals review

Day 7 - Past real conditionals structure and use

Day 8 - Other verb forms in past real conditionals

Day 9 - Past real conditionals all verb forms review

Day 10 - Modal verbs in past real conditionals

Day 11 - Past real conditionals review

Day 12 - First conditionals structure and use

Day 13 - Other verb forms with first conditionals

Day 14 - First conditionals all verb forms review

Day 15 - Modal verbs in first conditionals

Day 16 - First conditionals review

Day 17 - Real conditionals overview

Day 18 - Second conditionals structure and use

Day 19 - Second conditionals with "be"

Day 20 - First vs Second conditionals

Day 21 - Second conditionals all verb forms review

Day 22 - Modal verbs in second conditionals

Day 23 - Second conditionals review

Day 24 - Third conditionals structure and use

Day 25 - Short forms in one clause

Day 26 - Short forms in both clauses

Day 27 - Third conditionals all verb forms review

Day 28 - Modal verbs in third conditionals

Day 29 - Third conditionals review

Day 30 - Unreal conditionals overview

Review: All conditionals

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Modals introduction

Modals introduction theory quiz

Modals infographics

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What are dependent prepositions?

Day 1: Respect for, damage to, idea of, kind of, control over

Day 2: Total of, cure for, increase in, instructions for

Day 3: Focus on, price of, trouble with, subject of, intention of

Day 4: Entrance to, advantage of, habit of, insistence on, possibility of

Day 5: Danger of, answer to, understanding of, bill for, confusion about

Days 1-5 review

Day 6: Pity about, admiration for, shortage of, threat to, problem with

Day 7: Reaction to, example of, reason for, lack of, invitation to

Day 8: Change of, plan for, type of, access to, advert for

Day 9: Fear of, decrease in, time for, fondness for, demand for

Day 10: Objection to, risk of, matter with, desire for, grasp of

Days 6-10 review

End of section review: nouns (days 1-10)

Day 11: Approve of, vote for, warn about, lead to, wait for

Day 12: Die of, work on, belong to, decide on, cope with

Day 13: Remind of, consist of, complain about, listen to, suffer from

Day 14: Forgive for, refer to, laugh at, care about, apologise for

Day 15: Wish for, result in, feel about, contribute to, know about

Days 10-15 review

Day 16: Prevent from, adapt to, wonder about, subscribe to, begin with

Day 17: Learn about, opt for, fill with, long for, recover from

Day 18: Concentrate on, hope for, play with, enquire about, deal with

Day 19: Specialise in, search for, agree with, recommend to, rely on

Day 20: Depend on, continue with, taste of, apply for, prepare for

Days 16-20 review

End of section review: verbs (days 11-20)

Day 21: Critical of, grateful for, jealous of, anxious about, frightened of

Day 22: Crazy about, married to, aware of, comfortable with, bad at

Day 23: Conscious of, enthusiastic about, happy about, excited about, polite to

Day 24: Ready for, typical of, surprised about, proud of, excellent at

Day 25: Certain of, allergic to, familiar with, similar to, scared of

Days 21-25 review

Day 26: Addicted to, keen on, worried about, afraid of, sad about

Day 27: Nice to, suspicious of, tired of, sorry for, serious about

Day 28: Glad about, shocked by, famous for, bored of, okay with

Day 29: Good at, ashamed of, satisfied with, capable of, free from

Day 30: Inspired by, interested in, sick of, full of, responsible for

Day 30 mini-review

Days 26-30 review

End of section review: adjectives (days 21-30)

Overall review of everything

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