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Direct Speech and Reported Speech Uses of Direct speech with Tenses; Present simple, present continuous, present perfect, past simple, will, can, may, must, have to. Uses of Reported Speech …

English Modals, Examples and Uses (Very Important) Uses of can, be able to, can’t, could, may, might, must, have to, need to, needn’t, musn’t, don’t have to, should, ought …

Prepositions – Visual Method Uses of up, down, across, over, under, along, into, out of, through, past, round/around, from … to with pictures

Collocations – Do Do your best, do damege, do an experiment, do exercises, do someone a good turn, do someone a favour, do harm, do your hair, do your …

Some Idioms, Meanings and Examples Chow down, beating around the bush, break a leg, crack someone up, cup of joe, cut to the chase, excuse my french, flip the …

Forms of Future Tense Will – future, going to – future, simple present, present progressive, future progressive, future perfect;

Tense – Active – Passive Present simple/continuous/perfect, Past simple/continuous/perfect, Future simple/be going to, modal and modal perfect;

Prefixes – Meaning – Examples; anti, auto, bi, ex, micro, mis, mono, multi, over, post, pro, re, semi, sub, under;

Modal Verbs – Meaning – Expressing – Examples; must, must not, can, could, may, might, need, need not, should / ought to, had better;

Expressing an Opinion; in my opinion, to be honest, in my experience,  if you ask me, I really think, as far as I’m concerned, some people  say that and …