Present tenses and the different information that can be transmitted with them.
Questions in present simple
Present simple for general states and descriptions
Present continuous: expressing lasting actions
Quiz: Present tenses and the different information that can be transmitted with them.
Past tenses and the differences among them.
Past simple: finished actions in past
Past continuous: ongoing actions that get interrupted
Quiz: Past tenses and the differences among them.
Talking about the future and constructions with Will.
Future simple with be + going to
Future simple with will
Conditional forms emphasizing type 1 (if + present simple, results with will, might, may)
Quiz: Talking about the future and constructions with Will.
To review the different forms of verbs (Regular, regular and non personal forms)
Regular and irregular verbs
Focus on present perfect for experiences
Present perfect continuous: structure and use
Past perfect: structure and use
Quiz: To review the different forms of verbs (Regular, regular and non personal forms)
Modal Verbs and Phrasal Modals: expressing obligation, prohibition and advice
Modal verbs for recommendations
Modal verbs for obligations
Phrasal modals: types and use
Quiz: Modal Verbs and Phrasal Modals: expressing obligation, prohibition and advice
Constructions with adjectives and prepositions: Comparisons and Phrasal Verbs
Adjective comparisons: as
Phrasal verbs: constructions and possibilities
Phrasal verbs: constructions and possibilities part 2
Quiz: Constructions with adjectives and prepositions: Comparisons and Phrasal Verbs
Emphasis on Past: Use of Past Modals and Past Habits
Past modals: should have
Past modals: would have
Past habits: used to
Past habits: would
Quiz: Emphasis on Past: Use of Past Modals and Past Habits
Conclusion
Summary and conclusions
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Modal verbs for obligations
14/26Focus on modal verbs to express strong obligations and mild obligations (must, have to, ought to)
Everybody has obligations, either at home or at work. Classify your responsibilities in order of importance and tell us which ones are more relevant for you.
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