Course Content
Word Order in Questions
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Common Questions (vocabulary)
Here you will learn basic vocabulary to make questions
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Clothes
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Preposition of Place
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Past Simple: Regular & Irregular
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Regular and Irregular Verbs: all you need to know
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In, On, At
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Verb Phrases
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Time Sequencers & Connectors
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Airports
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Be Going To (Plans & Predictions)
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Verbs and Prepositions
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Present Continuous for Future
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Paraphrasing
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Defining Relative Clauses
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Housework
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Make or Do?
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Adjectives ending in -ed and -ing? (interesting, interested)
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Something, Anything, Nothing, etc
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Types of Numbers
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Comparative Adjectives and Adverbs
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Describing a Town or City
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Superlatives
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Health and Body
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Opposite Verbs
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Will (Predictions) – Shall
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Verb + back
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Modifiers
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Phonetics: Linking
Sentence Stress
Revision of Verb Forms
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Pre-Intermediate 1
About Lesson

 

The recent past and its relationship with the present

 I’ve done my homework so now I can rest.

The exact moment when things happen is unknown.

I’ve won a medal. (NOT I’ve won a medal 3 months ago!)

 

We use it for:

-Experiences,

-Changes over time,

-Accomplishments,

-Uncompleted actions,

-Multiple actions at different times.

 

YET

Used in ❓ and ➖ sentences to ask if something has happened or to say if it hasn’t happened. It means at any time up to now.It goes AT THE END OF THE SENTENCE.

Example:

A: Have you cleaned the room yet?

B: No, not yet. I haven’t finished yet.

JUST

Used in ➕ sentences to say that something happened very recently. It goes BEFORE THE MAIN VERB.

Example:

She has just arrived.

ALREADY

Used in ➕ sentences to say that something happened before now or earlier than expected. It goes BEFORE THE MAIN VERB.

Example:

A: Let’s go shopping!

B: No, I’ve already bought the dress for the wedding!

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