Grammar

The in-depth grammar guide is designed to move students from the easiest elements to the more complex.

Level 1

S.V.O.	‘Be’ Questions
Determiners	‘Do’ Questions
Singulars and Plurals	Possessives
The Present Tense	Basic Prepositions
Conjugating Verbs	Conjunctions
The Present Continuous

Level 2

Prepositions of Time	Imperatives
Reflexive Pronouns	‘Used to’ vs. ‘Used for’
Frequency 1 (always, usually…)	The Past Tense
Frequency 2 (every)	The Future Tense (simple)
Frequency 3 (…a…. vs. …every…)	Feeling Sick
Two Verbs Together	Adverbs

Level 3

Ago/Before vs. In…time/after	Similes
Used to vs. Didn’t use to	The Past Continuous Tense
Too + quantity	Which one?
The Present Perfect Tense	Comparisons
The Present Perfect Tense + since/for	Superlatives
Basic Modals	The Future Tense: ‘will’ vs. ‘going to’

Level 4

The Future Continuous Tense	The Present Tense (Passive Voice)
The Present Perfect + already/still/just/yet	The Present Continuous Tense (Passive Voice)
Stative vs. Active Verbs	The Past Tense (Passive Voice)
The Present Perfect Continuous Tense	The Past Continuous Tense (Passive Voice)
Get + (n.) vs. Get + (adj)	The Future Tense (Passive Voice)
Tag Questions	The Future Continuous Tense (Passive Voice)
Phrasal Verbs vs. Prepositional Verbs	If: The 0 Conditional
Splitting Phrasal Verbs	If: The 1st Conditional
Wish + Past Tense	If: The 2nd Conditional
Wish + Past Perfect	If: The 3rd Conditional

Level 5

The Past Perfect Tense	The Future Perfect Continuous Tense (Passive Voice)
The Future Perfect Tense	Don’t Do That!
The Past Perfect Continuous Tense	Commands and Instructions
The Future Perfect Continuous Tense	Adverbial Clauses
The Present Perfect Tense (Passive Voice)	Relative Clauses
The Past Perfect Tense (Passive Voice)	Reported Speech
The Future Perfect Tense (Passive Voice)	Modals of Advice
The Past Perfect Continuous Tense (Passive Voice)

Level 6

Embedded Questions	Hypotheticals
Even though vs. Despite	Wish vs. Hope
People vs. Persons	Reduced Adverbial Clauses
Should/Could/Would/Must + have	Fronted Structures
Invitations and Offers	The Zero Article
So, Such & Very