CHAPTER 1 SENTENCE FORMAT
POINT 1 Type 1 and Type 2
POINT 2 3 and 4 formats
POINT 3 5-Format: Verbs that use nouns/adjectives/to-infinitives as object complements
POINT 4 5-Format: Causative Verbs and Perceptual Verbs

CHAPTER 2 TENSE
POINT 1 Present Tense and Past Tense
POINT 2 Future Tense
POINT 3 Progressive Tense
POINT 4 Present Perfect Tense
POINT 5 Past Perfect Tense
POINT 6 Future Perfect Tense and Perfect Progressive Tense

CHAPTER 3 Auxiliary Verbs
POINT 1 can, may
POINT 2 must, have to
POINT 3 should, ought to
POINT 4 used to, would
POINT 5 Idiomatic Expressions for Auxiliary Verbs
POINT 6 Auxiliary verb + have + pp

CHAPTER 4 Passive Voice
POINT 1 Active and passive voice
POINT 2 Various forms of passive voice
POINT 3 Passive voice in 4-type sentences
POINT 4 Passive voice in 5-type sentences
POINT 5 Passive voice in sentences with that clause as the object
POINT 6 Passive voice to watch out for

CHAPTER 5 Nouns/Articles/Pronouns
POINT 1 Countable and uncountable nouns
POINT 2 Article
POINT 3 Demonstrative Pronouns
POINT 4 Reflexive Pronouns
POINT 5 Various uses of it
POINT 6 Indefinite pronouns: one, another, other
POINT 7 Indefinite pronouns: all, each, none
POINT 8 Indefinite pronouns: both, either, neither

CHAPTER 6 ADJECTIVES AND ADVERBS
POINT 1 Usage of Adjectives
POINT 2 Quantifiers
POINT 3 The Role of Adverbs
POINT 4: Position of adverbs to be careful of

CHAPTER 7 PREPOSITIONS
POINT 1 Prepositions indicating time: at, on, in
POINT 2 Other prepositions indicating time
POINT 3 Prepositions indicating place/location
POINT 4 Prepositions indicating direction
POINT 5 Other Prepositions I
POINT 6 Other Prepositions II

CHAPTER 8 INFINITIVES
POINT 1 Nominal usage
POINT 2 Adjectival usage
POINT 3 Adverbial usage
POINT 4 Subject of the infinitive
POINT 5 Tense and voice of to-infinitive
POINT 6 Verbs that use infinitives as object complements
POINT 7 to-infinitive structure
POINT 8 Independent Infinitive

CHAPTER 9 Gerunds
POINT 1 Form and use of gerunds
POINT 2 Semantic subject of gerund
POINT 3 Tense and voice of gerunds
POINT 4 Verbs that use gerunds and to-infinitives as objects I
POINT 5 Verbs that use gerunds and to-infinitives as objects II
POINT 6 Gerund Idioms

CHAPTER 10 Participles
POINT 1 Forms and uses of participles
POINT 2 Present Participle and Past Participle
POINT 3 How to create a participle phrase
POINT 4 The various meanings of participle phrases
POINT 5 Tense and voice of participle phrases
POINT 6 Participle phrases to watch out for

CHAPTER 11 RELATIONSHIPS
POINT 1 The Role and Types of Relative Pronouns
POINT 2 Nominative Relative Pronouns
POINT 3 Objective Relative Pronouns
POINT 4 Possessive Relative Pronouns
POINT 5 Relative Pronoun that
POINT 6 Relative Pronoun What
POINT 7 Preposition + Relative Pronoun
POINT 8 Relative Adverbs
POINT 9 Continuous Use of Relatives
POINT 10 Complex Relatives

CHAPTER 12 CONJUNCTIONS
POINT 1 Coordinating Conjunctions
POINT 2 Correlative Conjunctions
POINT 3 Subordinating conjunction leading to noun clause: that
POINT 4 Subordinating conjunctions leading noun clauses: if/whether
POINT 5 Subordinating Conjunctions Leading Noun Clauses: Interrogative Words
POINT 6 Subordinating conjunctions leading adverbial clauses: time/condition
POINT 7 Subordinating conjunctions leading adverbial clauses: Cause/Concession
POINT 8 Subordinating Conjunctions Leading Adverbial Clauses: Purpose/Result

CHAPTER 13 Comparative Phrases
POINT 1 How to make comparative and superlative forms
POINT 2 Comparison of base grades and expressions related to base grades
POINT 3 Comparative Comparison
POINT 4 Expressions related to comparatives
POINT 5 Superlative Comparison and Superlative Related Expressions
POINT 6 Superlative comparative expressions using the primary and comparative degrees

CHAPTER 14 CONSUMPTIONAL MOVEMENT
POINT 1 Past Subjunctive
POINT 2 Past Perfect Conditional
POINT 3 Mixed Conditional
POINT 4 I wish conditional
POINT 5 as if[though] subjunctive mood
POINT 6 Conditional sentences without if
POINT 7 Without[But for] Subjunctive mood
POINT 8 if clause substitute phrases

CHAPTER 15 Agreement and Speech
POINT 1 Number Match Ⅰ
POINT 2 Number Match Ⅱ
POINT 3 Tense Agreement
POINT 4 Exceptions to Tense Agreement
POINT 5: Transitioning Speech: Declarative Sentences
POINT 6: Changing Speech Styles: Interrogative/Imperative Sentences

CHAPTER 16 Special Syntax
POINT 1 Emphasis
POINT 2 Negative
POINT 3 Inversion Ⅰ
POINT 4 Inversion II
POINT 5 Parallel
POINT 6 Apposition, Omission

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