Word order in questions – introducing the two main types of questions

 

Present simple

 

Present continuous

 

Prepositions of place

 

Comparison of present simple and continuous

 

Relative clauses

 

Past simple

 

Regular and irregular verbs

 

Past continuous

 

Comparison of past simple and continuous

 

Revision of questions – focusing on with and without auxiliaries

 

So, because, but, and although

 

Revision of irregular verbs in past

 

Present perfect simple

 

Comparison of present perfect and past simple

 

Just, yet and already

 

Present perfect continuous

 

Comparison on present perfect continuous and past continuous

 

Comparatives

 

Superlatives – inc present perfect

 

Future – going to

 

Future – will – predictions

 

Future – will - promises

 

Future with present continuous

 

Revision of all tenses

 

Verb patterns – with infinitive

 

Verb patterns – with ing

 

Have to / don’t have to

 

Prepositions of movement

 

First conditional

 

Second conditional

 

Modal verbs – may / might – possibility

 

Modal verbs – should / shouldn’t

 

Present perfect – for and since

 

Used to

 

Passive voice

 

Something, anything, nothing

 

Quantifiers – countable / uncountable

 

Phrasal verbs

 

So / neither + auxiliaries

 

Past perfect

 

Reported speech

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