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PART 1 Verb Conjugation (Essential Grammar)

CHAPTER 1 Main Verbs & Auxiliary Verbs
UNIT 1 Conjunctions/Relatives + 1 = Number of Verbs
UNIT 2 ~ing / ~ed
UNIT 3 ~ed / be + ~ed
UNIT 4 Conjunction + V-ing or pp
UNIT 5 Passive Verbs
UNIT 6 Passive voice followed by two nouns
UNIT 7 Different types of passive voice

CHAPTER 2: A Collection of Special Verbs (Important Verbs)
UNIT 1 Main Verb + ~ + to-V / ~ing
UNIT 2 Various forms of use
UNIT 3 Verbs that take an object - M, T, B, F, C
UNIT 4 Verbs that require adjective complements

CHAPTER 3 Causative Verbs & Verbs of Perception
UNIT 1 Causative Verbs / Perceptual Verbs + [ ]
UNIT 2 Make Question Types

CHAPTER 4 Intransitive & Transitive Verbs
UNIT 1: Transitive and Intransitive Verbs That Are Easily Confusing
UNIT 2 Distinguishing between self and other according to object (noun)

CHAPTER 5 Emotional Verbs

PART 2 Infinitives & Gerunds (Essential Grammar)

Solve the 'TO Infinitive & Gerund' problem in 5 seconds.

CHAPTER 1 To-Infinitive
UNIT 1 Determining whether it is a main verb or auxiliary verb
UNIT 2 Transitive Verbs Taking Infinitives
UNIT 3 Idiomatic Expressions of the Infinitive
UNIT 4 Verb + O + to-infinitive (OC)
UNIT 5 Semantic Subjects
UNIT 6 Negation of to-infinitive
UNIT 7 way to-V
UNIT 8 Distinction between infinitives and gerunds
UNIT 9 It takes (for sb) + time, effort, money + to-V
UNIT 10 Tense of the to-infinitive

CHAPTER 2 Gerunds
UNIT 1 Transitive Verbs Taking Gerunds
UNIT 2 Idiomatic Expressions of Gerunds (1)
UNIT 3 Idiomatic Expressions of Gerunds (2) - to + ~ing

PART 3 TENSE

CHAPTER 1 TENSE
UNIT 1 Present Tense / Past Tense
UNIT 2 Past Verbs / have(had) pp
UNIT 3 Time and Tense Inconsistencies

PART 4 ​​Number Agreement (Essential Grammar)

CHAPTER 1 Number Matching
UNIT 1 Subject - Infinitive, Gerund, Noun Phrase (Clause)
UNIT 2 Subject - Partial Verb + of + Noun
UNIT 3 Plural form → Singular treatment
UNIT 4 the number of / a number of
UNIT 5 Subjects Connected by Correlative Conjunctions
UNIT 6 Subjects with Modifiers
UNIT 7 Inverted phrases with adverbs (phrases) at the beginning of the sentence
UNIT 8 each·every / both / the adjectives

PART 5 Relatives & Conjunctions

CHAPTER 1 Relative Pronouns
UNIT 1 Types of Relative Pronouns
UNIT 2 that / what
UNIT 3 which / what
UNIT 4 which / that

CHAPTER 2 RELATIVE ADVERBS
UNIT 1 Types of relative adverbs and prepositions
UNIT 2 Relative Pronouns / Relative Adverbs (Preposition + Relative Pronoun)

CHAPTER 3 CONJUNCTIONS & PREPOSITIONS & SPECIAL SYNTAX
UNIT 1 CONJUNCTIONS / PREPOSITIONS
UNIT 2 Prepositions that are easily confused in meaning
UNIT 3 Parallel Structure
UNIT 4 Word order in indirect questions and exclamations
UNIT 5 how / however
UNIT 6 what / whatever
UNIT 7 Inversion Syntax
UNIT 8 It ~ that Emphasis Structure

PART 6 CONDITIONAL MOVEMENT

CHAPTER 1 CONSUMPTIONAL MOVEMENT
UNIT 1 Conditional Mood Formulas
UNIT 2 Verbs of assertion, command, etc.
UNIT 3 It is time (that) ~
UNIT 4 Without Conditional
UNIT 5 I wish conditional
UNIT 6 as if / as though Subjunctive

PART 7 ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS (ESSENTIAL GRAMMAR)

CHAPTER 1 ADJECTIVES & ADVERBS
UNIT 1 ADJECTIVES / ADVERBS
UNIT 2 Adjectives and Adverbs That Are Easily Confusing
UNIT 3 as + [form / part] + as
UNIT 4 alike·like / alone·lonely / alive·living
UNIT 5 Comparison of Adjectives and Adverbs
UNIT 6 Comparative Modifier Adverbs
UNIT 7 the + comparative, the + comparative
UNIT 8 one of the + superlative + plural noun

PART 8 Nouns & Pronouns & Articles

CHAPTER 1 Nouns & Pronouns & Articles
UNIT 1 Reflexive Pronouns (~self)
UNIT 2 Distinction between C and U
UNIT 3 Number, Person, and Case of Pronouns
UNIT 4 Pronouns that are easily confused
UNIT 5 that / those

PART9 Auxiliary Verbs

CHAPTER 1 Auxiliary Verbs
UNIT 1 Auxiliary Verbs + have pp
UNIT 2 Idiomatic Expressions of Auxiliary Verbs
UNIT 3 need
UNIT 4 Usage of do

PART 10 Practical Comprehensive Problems

Comprehensive Practice Questions - Recent Past Exam Questions
Comprehensive practice problems - Dajigi
Comprehensive practical problem answer sheet

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