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Conditional Linkers
Set conditions and restrictions with provided that, as long as and only if.
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Conjunctions for Addition and Contrast
Connect ideas with conjunctions such as and and but while preserving the relationship between the clauses.
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Conjunctions for Reason and Result
Express reasons and consequences with because and so, keeping their clause relationships clear.
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Continuous and Perfect Passives
Use being and been in passive verb phrases while preserving the intended time and aspect.
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Countable and Uncountable Nouns
Recognise countability, quantity expressions and meaning changes that affect articles, plurals and agreement.
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Defining Relative Clauses
Identify a person, thing or place with a relative clause, including appropriate pronouns and object-pronoun omission.
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Definite Article: The
Use the when the intended referent is identifiable through context, shared knowledge or a defining description.
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Demonstratives: This, That, These and Those
Choose demonstratives by number and reference, using them before nouns or independently.
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Double-Object Verbs
Choose patterns for a recipient and a thing, including two-object structures and suitable to-phrases.
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Each, Every and All
Refer to individuals and whole groups using each, every and all with accurate noun, verb and word-order patterns.
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Embedded Questions
Put questions inside requests, statements or reports using statement order and suitable if or whether clauses.
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Few, A Few, Little and A Little
Express small quantities and distinguish positive availability from scarcity with countable and uncountable nouns.
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First Conditional
Discuss real future possibilities and their consequences with if-clauses and suitable result forms.
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For and Since
Distinguish duration from a starting point with for and since, choosing the accompanying tense by meaning.
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Future and Modal Passives
Use be plus past participle after will, going to and modal verbs to retain future, obligation or possibility meanings.
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Future Continuous
Use will be plus an -ing form for activity in progress at a future time and expected future activity.
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Future in the Past
Describe plans, expectations and imminent events from a past viewpoint using would, was going to and related forms.
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Future Perfect Continuous
Use will have been plus an -ing form to describe activity duration up to a future reference point.
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Future Perfect Simple
Use will have plus a past participle for a result or completed amount by a future reference point.
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Future Time Clauses
Link future events with when, before, after, until and as soon as using suitable clause forms.
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Gerunds after Verbs
Use -ing complements after verbs that take this pattern and preserve the intended meaning.
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Get Passive
Use get plus past participle for events affecting a person or thing, distinguishing it from states and service arrangements.
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Gradable Adjectives and Intensifiers
Choose natural modifiers for gradable, strong and non-gradable adjective meanings.
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Had Better
Use had better and had better not for situation-specific advice and warnings about possible consequences.
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