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- should/ought to have past participle
- Non defining relative clauses
- Defining relative clauses
- noun formation: ence /ance
- if/as soon as/ unless
- wish/if only
- have something done!
- Causative use of Have= have sth done
- Causative use of Have= have sth done
- need/needn't
- conditional sentences
- needn't have
- I wish....
- conditional type 1 and 2
- conditional 1
- conditional 2
- conditional 2
- conditional 2
- conditional type 1 and 2
- Conditional type I
- comparatives : as -as
- comparative and superlative
- modals: could, might etc.
- should/ must/have to
- Modals: could/might
- The speckled band
- countable or uncountable nouns
- conjunctions 2
- Conjuctions:
- conjunctions: until, although, because etc
- adjectives
- adjectives
- Present perfect simple or Present perfect Continuous
- conjunctions
- parts in the city!
- intensifiers; much, too, very, far,
- countable and uncountable nouns
- comparative and superlative forms
- should, ought to, had better
- clothes
- comparison of adverbs/comparison of adjectives
- Present Perfect Simple Vs Present Perfect Continuous
- present perfect continuous
- conjunctions: although
- Infinitive or gerund?
- countable or uncountable?
- adjectives +prepositions .Countable/uncountable nouns
- have to/don't have to
- Past Simple or Past Perfect?
- present continuous
- future: going to
- Past Perfect
- Modals/adjectives
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