CH 1 Understanding Sentence Components
UNIT 01 Understanding Subjects and Verbs
UNIT 02 Identifying Objects Following Verbs
UNIT 03 Identifying the Object Following the Object
UNIT 04 Understanding the nominative complement following a verb
UNIT 05 Understanding the objective complement that follows the object
UNIT 06 Understanding modifiers that modify sentences Every morning, she reads a magazine.

CH 2 Conquering the Subject
UNIT 07 Interpreting Gerunds in Subject Position
UNIT 08 Interpreting the to-infinitive in the subject position
UNIT 09 Interpreting the false subject it in the subject position (1)
UNIT 10 Interpreting the false subject it in the subject position (2)

CH 3 Conquering Objects
UNIT 11 Interpreting Gerunds in Object Position
UNIT 12 Interpreting the to-infinitive in the object position
UNIT 13 Interpreting that ~ in the object position
UNIT 14 Interpreting the false object "it" in the object position

CH 4 Conquering the Nominative Complement
UNIT 15 Interpreting Nouns in the Subject Complement Position
UNIT 16 Interpreting Gerunds and Infinitives in the Nominative Complement Position
UNIT 17 Interpreting that ~ in the nominative complement position.
UNIT 18 Interpreting Adjectives in the Nominative Complement Position

CH 5 Conquering the Objective Bore
UNIT 19 Interpreting Nouns in the Objective Complement Position
UNIT 20 Interpreting Adjectives in the Objective Complement Position
UNIT 21 Interpreting the to-infinitive in the objective case
UNIT 22 Interpreting Verbs in the Objective Complement Position
UNIT 23 Interpreting the Present Participle in the Objective Complement Position
UNIT 24 Interpreting the Past Participle in the Objective Complement Position

CH 6 Mastering Verb Tenses
UNIT 25 Interpreting the Present Tense and Present Progressive Tense
UNIT 26 Interpreting the Future Tense and Future Progressive Tense
UNIT 27 Interpreting the Past Tense and Past Progressive Tense
UNIT 28 Interpreting the Present Perfect Tense (1)
UNIT 29 Interpreting the Present Perfect Tense (2)
UNIT 30 Interpreting the Past Perfect Tense

CH 7 Mastering the Various Meanings of Auxiliary Verbs (1)
UNIT 31 Interpreting can and could to indicate possibility
UNIT 32 Interpreting be able to indicating possibility
UNIT 33 Interpreting could to indicate guess
UNIT 34 Interpreting could have + past participle
UNIT 35 Interpreting might to indicate guess
UNIT 36 Interpreting might have + past participle

CH 8 Mastering the Various Meanings of Auxiliary Verbs (2)
UNIT 37 Interpreting must indicating guesses
UNIT 38 Interpreting must have + past participle
UNIT 39 Interpreting must indicating obligation
UNIT 40 Interpreting have to indicating obligation
UNIT 41 Interpreting should to express advice
UNIT 42 Interpreting should have + past participle

CH 9 Mastering the Passive Voice
UNIT 43 Interpreting am/is/are + past participle
UNIT 44 Interpreting was/were + past participle
UNIT 45 Interpreting will/can/must be + past participle
UNIT 46 Passive Voice + by ~ Interpretation

CH 10: Mastering Correlative Conjunctions
UNIT 47 Interpreting and, but, or
UNIT 48 Interpreting so, for
UNIT 49 Interpreting both A and B
UNIT 50 Interpreting either A or B

CH 11 Mastering Noun Clauses That Act as Nouns
UNIT 51 Interpreting that ~
UNIT 52 Interpreting if ~ / whether ~
UNIT 53 Interpreting when ~ / where ~
UNIT 54 Interpreting why ~ / how ~
UNIT 55 Who ~ Interpretation
UNIT 56 Interpreting what ~

CH 12 Mastering Adjective Clauses That Modify Nouns
UNIT 57 Interpreting who ~, which decorates people
UNIT 58 Interpreting which ~ decorates objects and animals
UNIT 59 Interpreting that ~, which decorates people, objects, and animals
UNIT 60 Interpreting whose ~ to indicate possession
UNIT 61 Interpreting which / who with commas
UNIT 62 Interpreting where / when / why to describe place / time / reason

CH 13 Mastering Adverbial Clauses That Express Additional Information
UNIT 63 Interpreting Time Adverbial Clauses when / while / before / after
UNIT 64 Interpreting Time Adverbial Clauses as / until / since
UNIT 65 Interpreting Adverbial Clauses of Reason: because / as / since
UNIT 66 Interpreting the Adverbial Clauses of Concession: although / though / even though

CH 14 Mastering if and the conditional
UNIT 67 Interpreting If + Subject + Present Tense to Express Conditions
UNIT 68 Interpreting If + Subject + Past Tense to Reverse the Present Situation
UNIT 69 Interpreting If + Subject + Past Perfect Tense to Reverse Past Situations
UNIT 70 Interpreting the as if / as though conditional and the if only conditional

CH 15 Conquering Gerunds
UNIT 71 Interpreting Gerunds in Noun Position
UNIT 72: Learning Verbs with Gerunds as Objects
UNIT 73 Interpreting Gerunds Following Prepositions
UNIT 74: Learning Expressions Using Gerunds

CH 16: Mastering the Infinitive
UNIT 75 Interpreting the to-infinitive in place of a noun
UNIT 76: Learning Verbs with Infinitives as Objects
UNIT 77 Interpreting the to-infinitive following a noun
UNIT 78 Interpreting the to-infinitive following an adjective (1)
UNIT 79 Interpreting the to-infinitive following an adjective (2)
UNIT 80 Interpreting the to-infinitive to express purpose

CH 17 Mastering Participles and Participle Phrases
UNIT 81 Interpreting Participles Modifying Nouns
UNIT 82 Interpreting Participles that Modify Nouns
UNIT 83 Interpreting Participle Phrases Expressing Time
UNIT 84 Interpreting Participle Phrases Expressing Reason
UNIT 85 Interpreting Participle Phrases That Do Not Begin with a Participle
UNIT 86 Interpreting with + noun + participle

CH 18 Mastering Comparative Phrases
UNIT 87 Interpreting Comparative Phrases
UNIT 88 Interpreting Superlative Phrases
UNIT 89 Interpreting the original sentence structure
UNIT 90: Learning Expressions Using the Comparative, Superlative, and Inferior Degrees

CH 19 Mastering Comparative Phrases
UNIT 91 Interpreting there be + noun
UNIT 92 (a) Interpreting few / little + noun
UNIT 93 Interpreting -thing / -body / -one + adjectives
UNIT 94 Interpreting too + adjective / adverb + to-infinitive
UNIT 95 Interpreting so + adjective / adverb + that ~
UNIT 96 It ~ that ...
Interpreting emphasized phrases

CH 20 Mastering Comparative Phrases
UNIT 97 Phrases used with the preposition to
UNIT 98 Phrases used with the preposition from
UNIT 99 Phrases used with the preposition of
UNIT 100 Phrases used with the preposition with

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