"Would you like?" for giving instructions and offering things politely (would you like a cup of tea?)."Should", "ought to" for past events that did not happen (you should have done it)."Should", "ought to" for probability (it should rain tomorrow)."Should" (ought to) for advice (you should study English)."Must" to talk about deductions in the past (it must have rained)."Must" to talk about deductions in the present (he must be very clever)."Must" in first person (I must visit my mother)."Must" and "have to" differences (you have to drive on the left)."Can", "could", "may", "might" for asking permission or offering."Can", "could", "may" for asking permission or offering."Can" in respuestas cortas (no, I can't)."Can" in negative sentences (I can't help).Saxon genitive with inanimate nouns (yesterday's meeting).Prepositional adjective (the top of the house).Saxon genitive with shops and homes (the butcher's, Mary's house).Saxon genitive basic exercise (my sister's dog).Common mistakes and confusing words - Exercise 1.Demonstratives and time phrases (that happened years ago).Demonstrative pronouns (this, that, what are those? etc.).Demonstrative adjectives (this book, that book etc.).Choosing the correct pronoun with comparatives (as tall as me/I am)ĭemonstrative adjectives and pronouns This, that, these, those.Forming the superlative of adverbs (regular and irregular - the most slowly).Forming the comparative of adverbs (regular and irregular - more slowly).Superlatives 2 (regular and irregular - the best, etc.).Forming the superlative 1 (regular and irregular - the tallest, etc.).Comparatives 2 (regular and irregular - better than, etc.).Forming the comparative 1 (regular and irregular - taller than, etc.).Talking in general and the definite articleĬomparatives and superlatives of adjectives and adverbs.Compare the use of articles "a", "an" t "the".Short answers (mixed types present simple).Question tags and exceptions to the general rules.Question tags with various auxiliary verbs.Question tags with auxiliaries "do" and "did" (you like pizza, don't you?).Question tags with the verb "to be" (you're Spanish, aren't you?)."Can" in simple questions (Can I help?).Question and answer forms Questions in present simple Irregular verbs The most common irregular verbs "If" clauses, had + past participle and mixed modal verbs."If" clauses, had + past participle and "would have"."If" clauses, past simple and mixed modal verbs."If" clauses, present simple and mixed modal verbs."If" clauses, present simple and "will".Softening the imperative ("why don't you.?")."Will" and "going to" (guided discovery exercise).
Past perfect and past simple: choose correct form of the verb.
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