present simple a-an-the other-anotherpresent continuous adjectives(comparatives & superlatives) play-go-do + sports past simple adverbs possessives past continuous adverbs of frequency prepositions present perfect a lot-much-many remember-remind present perfect/past simple (When do we use them ?) already - still - always - yet reported (indirect) speech past perfect although/despite rob-steal-burgle present - past revision at-on-in say-tell pres.perf.-past tense revision countables - plurals shall-will should-would future even though/even if should - ought to - needconditional false-friends / faux-amis (Fr-Eng) so-neithergerund/infinitive few - little so-suchinversion for-during-while some-any-a little-a few irregular verbs for-since-ago the passive form for-to this-that-these-those used to in case - unless travel-trip-journey to be used to like-as whatever-whenevermodal verbs look-like/be likewhether-if uk-us differences (spelling and vocabulary) linking words who-whose-whom make-do
must-have to wish-if