CHAPTER 01 Verbs in Sentences
1. 1st form, 2nd form, 3rd form verbs
2 2-form verb + object
3 3-form verb + object
4 4-form verbs of transfer
5 5-form verbs 1
6 5-form verbs 2
7.5-type perception verbs
8.5-type verbs
9 5-form verbs help, get
10 Various forms of objective complement

CHAPTER 02 Tense
1 Verb conjugation
2 Basic Tenses - Present, Past, Future
3 Present Progressive & Past Progressive
4 Present Perfect 1 - Continued
5 Present Perfect 2 - Completion, Experience, Result
6 Present Perfect 3
7 Present Perfect Continuous
8 Past Perfect
9 Past Perfect Progressive

CHAPTER 03 Auxiliary Verbs
1 can, could
2 may, might
3 must
4 have to
5 should, ought to
6 had better, would rather
7 used to, would
8 auxiliary verb + have + past participle

CHAPTER 04 Passive Voice
1. Meaning and form of passive voice
Passive voice using prepositions other than 2 by
3 Passive tenses
Passive voice with 4 auxiliary verbs
5 Passive Verb Phrases
6 Passive voice followed by that clause
Passive voice in 7-4 sentences
Passive voice in sentences of type 8 5
9 Passive voice of perceptual verbs and causative verbs

CHAPTER 05 Infinitives
1 Nominal use of to-infinitive
2. Subject of the meaning of the to-infinitive
3 interrogative + to-infinitive
4 Adjectival use of to-infinitive
5 Adjectival Uses of the Infinitive to - Be to Usage
6 Adverbial use of to-infinitive
7 The role of the to-infinitive
8 too ~ to infinitive / enough to infinitive
9 seem + to-infinitive
10 To-infinitive used as an objective complement
11 Infinitives Used as Object Complements 1 - Causative Verbs
12 Infinitives Used as Object Complements 2 - Verbs of Perception
13 Independent Infinitives

CHAPTER 06 Gerunds and Participles
1 Gerunds used as subjects, complements, and objects
2 Gerunds vs.
to-infinitive
3. Subject & Negative of Gerunds
4. Tenses and passive voice of gerunds
5 Idiomatic Expressions of Gerunds
6 Present Participle vs.
past participle
7 Participles that modify nouns from the front and back
8 Injection used in bore
9 Participles of verbs expressing emotions
10 Gerunds vs.
present participle

CHAPTER 07 Comparative Expressions
1st grade comparison
2 as + original grade of adjective/adverb + as possible
3 How to Make Comparatives and Superlatives
4 comparatives
5 Comparison of multiples
6 Comparative Expressions
7 Top-tier
8 Superlative Expressions
9th grade vs.
Comparative vs.
very

CHAPTER 08 CONJUNCTIONS
1 Adverbial Conjunction 1 - Time
2 Adverbial Conjunctions 2 - Conditions
3 Adverbial Conjunctions 3 - Cause and Effect
4 Adverbial Conjunctions 4 - Concession
5 so that ~ & so ~ that ...
6 Conjunctions with multiple meanings
7 Noun Clause Conjunctions 1 - that
8 Noun Clause Conjunctions 2 - whether / if
9 Conjunction Adverbs
10 Commands + and / or
11 Correlative Conjunctions

CHAPTER 09 Participle Phrases
1 How to make a participle phrase
2 Meaning & Negation of Participle Phrases
3 Perfect participle phrases
4 Omission of Being / Having been
5 Independent participle phrases
6 Impersonal Independent Participle Phrases
7 with + (pro)noun + participle

CHAPTER 10 RELATIONSHIPS
1 Nominative relative pronoun
2 Objective relative pronouns
3. Cases where the relative pronoun that is mainly used
4 Possessive relative pronouns
5 Omission of relative pronouns
6 Relative Pronouns What
7 Preposition + Relative Pronoun
8 relative adverbs
9 Continuous usage
10 Complex Relative Pronouns 1
11 Complex Relative Pronouns 2
12 Complex Relative Adverbs

CHAPTER 11 CONSUMPTIONAL MOVEMENT
1 Past Subjunctive & Past Perfect Subjunctive
2 Mixed conditional sentences
3. Conversion between the subjunctive and indicative moods
4 I wish + conditional
5 as if + conditional
6 Without[But for] + Subjunctive
7 It's time + conditional

CHAPTER 12 Agreement and Speech
1. Matching numbers to watch out for
2 Tense Agreement & Exceptions to Tense Agreement
3 Indirect Speech Transition 1
4 Indirect Speech Transition 2
5 Indirect Speech Transition 3

CHAPTER 13 Emphasis, Negation, Inversion, and Indefinite Pronouns
1 Emphasis using the auxiliary verb do
2 〈It is[was] ~ that ...〉 Emphasis structure
3 Total Negation & Partial Negation
4 turns
5 Indefinite pronouns

CHAPTER 14 Understanding Sentences
1. Words that come in the subject position
2 Words that come in the nominative position
3 Words that come in the object position
4 Words that come in the objective complement position
5 Words that come in the position of adjectival modifiers
6 Words that come in the position of adverbial modifiers

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