CHAPTER 1 Nouns and Pronouns
Clear concept
UNIT 1 Use of Nouns 1: Nouns and Numbers
UNIT 2 Use of Nouns 2: Nouns to be Careful About in Number and Quantity
UNIT 3 Use of Nouns 3: the + noun
UNIT 4 Pronouns
REVIEW TEST

CHAPTER 2 Verbs, Adjectives, and Adverbs
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UNIT 5 VERBS
UNIT 6 ADJECTIVES
UNIT 7 ADVERBS
REVIEW TEST

CHAPTER 3 BE VERBS
Clear concept
UNIT 8 Subject + be + noun / adjective
UNIT 9 be (…is in)
UNIT 10 There be ...
REVIEW TEST

CHAPTER 4 Mastering the Forms of Regular Verbs
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UNIT 11 Present Tense of Verbs
UNIT 12 Past Tense of Verbs: Regular Conjugation
UNIT 13 Past Tense of Verbs: Irregular Conjugation 1
UNIT 14 Past Tense of Verbs: Irregular Conjugation 2
REVIEW TEST

CHAPTER 5 Sentence Patterns
Clear concept
UNIT 15 Subject + Verb
UNIT 16 Subject + Verb + Object
UNIT 17 Subject + Verb + Object + Object
UNIT 18 Subject + [Verb + Complement] / [Verb + Object + Complement]
REVIEW TEST

CHAPTER 6 Negative and Interrogative Sentences
Clear concept
UNIT 19 Negative and interrogative sentences with the verb "be"
UNIT 20 Negative Sentences of Regular Verbs
UNIT 21 Interrogative sentences with regular verbs
REVIEW TEST

CHAPTER 7 Interrogative Pronouns
Clear concept
UNIT 22 Interrogative Words be Subject
UNIT 23 Interrogative Word do Subject + Verb Infinitive
UNIT 24 How ...?
REVIEW TEST

CHAPTER 8 TENSES
Clear concept
UNIT 25 Present Tense, Present Progressive
UNIT 26 Past Tense, Past Progressive
UNIT 27 Expressions of Time
REVIEW TEST

CHAPTER 9 be v-ed (passive voice)
Clear concept
UNIT 28 be v-ed (v-ed: past participle)
UNIT 29 Passive Form of Irregular Verbs
UNIT 30 Comparing Active and Passive Voice Sentences
REVIEW TEST

CHAPTER 10 Basic Verbs
Clear concept
UNIT 31 to-v: to do v, to do v (to-v: to-infinitive)
UNIT 32 to-v: to v
UNIT 33 v-ing: doing v, doing v (v-ing: gerund)
UNIT 34 v-ing: doing v, doing v (v-ing: present participle)
REVIEW TEST

SPECIAL CHAPTER Sentence Connection
UNIT 35 Subject, Verb + Conjunction + Subject, Verb

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