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Basic 1
1. The English Alphabet
2. Subject Pronouns
3. The Verb to Be in Present Tense
4. Wh-Questions with the Verb to Be
5. The Indefinite Articles A, AN
6. Cardinal numbers from 1 through 1,000,000
7. Countries of the World
8. Singular vs. Plural
9. Yes/No Questions with the Verb to Be
10. Present Participle
11. Present Progressive (Present Continuous) Tense
12. Negative Sentences with the Verb to Be
13. Possessive Adjectives
14. Yes/No Questions in Present Progressive (Present Continuous) Tense
15. WH-questions in Present Progressive Tense
Basic 2
1. Adjectives
2. Yes/No Questions with the Verb to Be
3. Antonyms
4. Colors
5. Family Tree
6. Possessive Nouns
7. There Is / There Are
8. In vs. On
9. Yes/No Questions with There Is or There Are
10. Some vs. Any
11. Prepositions
12. How Many
13. This vs. That
14. Plural “S” Pronunciation
15. These vs. Those
Basic 3
1. Simple Present Tense
2. Third Person Singular
3. Sequencing Words
4. Yes / No Questions in Simple Present
5. Negative Sentences in Simple Present Tense
6. Wh- Words and Their Functions
7. Wh-questions in Simple Present
8. Peer Interview
9. Present progressive or simple present
10. Object Pronouns
11. Adverbs of Frequency
12. The Verb to Have
13. Present Progressive vs. Simple Present
Basic 4
1. Modal Auxiliary CAN
2. Yes/No Questions with CAN
3. WH-Questions with CAN
4. Have to
5. Y/N Questions with Have to
6. WH-Questions with Have to
7. Idiomatic Future (Be + Going to + Verb)
8. Declarative Sentences
9. Expressions of Time for the Future
10. Negative Sentences in Idiomatic Future
11. Yes/No Questions in Idiomatic Future
12. WH-Questions in Idiomatic Future
13. Regular Verbs in Past Tense
14. “ED” Pronunciation
15. Irregular Verbs
16. Simple Past Tense
17. Yes/No Questions in Simple Past
18. Negative Sentences in Simple Past Tense
19. Wh-Questions in Simple Past
20. Sentence Structure Chart
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Intermediate 1
1. To Be in Past Tense
2. Yes/no Questions with WAS and WERE
3. WH-Questions with WAS and WERE
4. Used to
5. Just + verb in past
6. First + verb in past
7. Last + verb in past
8. Count Nouns vs. Noncount Nouns
9. Offering
10. Imperative Sentences
11. Negative Imperative Sentences
12. Simple Future
13. Yes/No Questions in Simple Future
14. WH-Question in Simple Future
15. Will vs. Might
16. Might Not
Intermediate 2
1. Comparative Adjectives
2. Should
3. Comparison of Equality
4. Possessive Pronouns
5. Whose
6. Superlatives
7. Getting Around
8. Past Progressive
9. Y/N Questions in Past Progressive
10. Negative Sentences in Past Progressive
11. WH-Questions in Past Progressive
12. Reflexive Pronouns
Intermediate 3
1. Modal Auxiliary COULD
2. Yes/No Questions with COULD
3. WH-Questions with COULD
4. Be Able to
5. Yes/No Questions with Be Able to
6. WH-Questions with Be Able to
7. Be Able to in Past Tense
8.Yes/No Questions with Be Able to in Past Tense
9. WH-Questions with Be Able to in Past Tense
10. Be Able to in Future11. Yes/No Questions with be Able to in Future Tense
12. WH-Questions with Be Able to in Future Tense
13. Have Got to
14. The Auxiliary MUST15. Yes/No Questions with Must
16. Mustn't
17. Logical Conclusion
18. Future Progressive
19. Yes/No Question in Future Progressive
20. Wh-Questions in Future Progressive
21. Personal Pronouns
22. Somebody, Anybody, Something, Anything
23. Sentence Structure Chart