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  Indefinite article: a/an
  
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  Definite article: the
  
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  Much, many, a lot of, a few, a little etc.
  

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  Relative pronouns
  
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  Possessive pronouns
  
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  Reflexive pronouns (himself etc.)
  

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  Look or look like?
  
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  Adverbs of frequency.
  
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  Gerund or infinitive?
  
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  Question tags / short answers
  
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  Present continuous (future), invitations
  
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  Future forms: will / going to, present continuous might / may + inf
  

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  Used to + infinitive not … any more / any honger
  

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  Comparative
  
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  Superlative
  

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  something / anything / nothing etc
  
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  both, neither, either
  
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  When / as soon as, etc.
  
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  So / because, had to / didn’t have to
  
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  Questions with / without auxiliaries
  

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  Phrasal verbs (verb+preposition, verb+particle, verb + particle + preposition)
  
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  Phrasal verbs with and without object
  
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  Echo questions. So / neither do I.
  

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  Should / shouldn’t (advice / opinion)
  
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  Can / could / be able to
  
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  Modals of obligation: must, have to, should
  
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  Have to / don’t have to (obligation)
  

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  Zero conditionals
  
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  First conditional
  

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  Aussagesatz · Wort – und Satzfrage · Imperativ „Sie“ Konjugation Präsens
  
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  Artikel · Negation · Possessivartikel
  
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  Akkusativ · Verben mit Vokalwechsel · Modalverb „möchten“
  
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  Trennbare Verben · Modalverben „Können“, „müssen“, „dürfen“ . Uhrzeit
  
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  Demonstrativ pronomen. Indefinipronomen. Ortsangaben
  
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  Possessiv artikel. Modalverb „sollen“. Imperativ 2.
  
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  Person Singular und Plural. Perfekt: Struktur und Beispiele
  
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  Perfekt: alle Verben. Richtungsangaben. Personalpronomen im Akkusativ
  
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  Wechselpräpositionen
  
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  Dativ. Komparativ und Superlativ (prädikativ).
  
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  Demonstrativpronomen im Akkusativ
  
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  Genitiv
  
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  Artikel + Adjektiv + Nomen. Artikelwцrter „dieser“, „mancher“, „jeder“ / „alle“
  
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  Reflexive Verben mit Präpositionalergänzung. Fragewörter und Pronomen „wofür?“, „dafür“. Konjunktiv II
  
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  Steigerung und Vergleich · Passiv
  

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  L’ordre des mots
  
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  la mise en relief
  
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  le présent des verbes réguliers et irréguliers
  
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  l’impératif
  
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  le complément déterminatif
  
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  la négation
  
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  les adverbes et ses types
  
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  l’interrogation (qui, que, quand, où)
  
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  les pronoms et ses types
  
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  le participe présent
  
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  le participe passé
  
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  le passé composé
  
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  l’imparfait
  
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  le passé simple
  
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  le futur simple
  
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  les adjectifs et ses types
  
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  les formes et les sens de la conjugaison pronominale
  
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  l’enchaînement des idées (opposition, cause, conséquence, but et etc.)
  
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  les articles partitifs
  
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  les mots exprimant la quantité (assez-trop et etc.)
  
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  les structures de caractérisation
  
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  le présent progressif – le future proche – le passé récent
  
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  le discours direct et indirect
  
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  le verbe faire + verbe à l’infinitif
  
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  l’adjectif
  
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  les comparatifs et les superlatifs
  
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  le subjonctif présent
  
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  le subjonctif passé
  
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  les conjonctions
  
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  les interjections
  

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  Indefinite article: a/an
  
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  Definite article: the
  
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  Much, many, a lot of, a few, a little etc.
  

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  Relative pronouns
  
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  Possessive pronouns
  
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  Reflexive pronouns (himself etc.)
  

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  What’s the weather like? Is it …?
  
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  Adverbs of frequency: usually etc. How often? Once a week, etc.
  
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  How long does it take? It takes …, prepositions of movement
  
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  Gerund or infinitive?
  
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  Question tags / short answers
  
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  Present continuous (future), invitations: Would you like to …?
  
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  Future forms: will / going to, present continuous might / may + inf
  

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  What was (the food) like?
  
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  Comparatives and superlatives as … as
  
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  Connectors: although, however …
  
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  something / anything / nothing etc
  
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  both, neither, either
  
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  When / as soon as, etc.
  
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  So / because, had to / didn’t have to
  
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  Questions with / without auxiliaries
  
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  Verb + to + infinitive, would you like to or like + ing?
  
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  Why …? To + Verb / For + Noun
  
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  Look or look like?
  

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  Present perfect or past simple?
  

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  Phrasal verbs (verb+preposition, verb+particle, verb + particle + preposition)
  
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  Phrasal verbs with and without object
  
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  Echo questions. So / neither do I.
  

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  Present passive+ by
  
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  Past passive + by
  
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  question formation
  
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  Used to + infinitive not … any more / any honger
  

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  Should / shouldn’t (advice / opinion)
  
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  Can / could / be able to
  
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  Modals of obligation: must, have to, should
  
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  Have to / don’t have to (obligation)
  

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  Zero conditionals
  
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  First conditional
  
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  Second conditional
  
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  Third conditional
  

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  Defining and non-defining relative clauses
  
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  Direct and Indirect questions
  
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  Reported speech: statements and questions
  
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  Reported speech: imperative and requests, in case