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CONTENIDOS
- Introducing myself and others.
- Greetings and farewells.
- Feelings and emotions.
- The alphabet.
- Stationery and office supplies.
- Cardinal numbers.
- Mathematics.
- The Fruits.
- The basic colours.
- Cooking utensils.
- What are you like? Personalities.
- Days of the week.
- Months of the year.
- Ordinal numbers.
- Dates (British and American English)
- The time.
- Seasons of the year.
- Weather.
- Clothes.
- Countries and nationalities.
- Occupations.
- The indefinite and definite articles: AN, A, and THE.
- Marital status.
- Physical appearances. Have got/has got.
- Adjective orders.
- The verb to be.
- Wh-question words: What, Who, Where, When, How and Why.
- Plural nouns.
- Pronunciations: /IZ/-/Z/-/S/
- Demonstratives: That, This, Those, and These.
- Pronouns: One and Ones.
- Family members.
- Possessive pronouns.
- Countable and uncountable nouns.
- Food partitives.
- There is/There are.
- How much/How many.
- Quantifiers: Some, Any, (A) little, (A) few and a lot of.
- Parts of a house.
- Prepositions of place: In, On, Under, Next, Opposite, etc.
- Object pronouns: Me, You, Him, Her, etc.
- Comparative adjectives.
- Expressions with AS...AS.
- Superlative adjectives.
- Equative AS...AS.
- Be + adjectives.
- Public places.
- How to give directions.
- Imperatives.
- Sports.
- Present simple: Prefer, Love, Like, Enjoy and Hate.
- Linkers: First, Then, After that, etc.
- Routine verbs: Get up, Have lunch, Go to sleep, etc.
- Present simple for daily routines.
- Questions words: What, Where, How, Who, When and Why.
- Frequency adverbs.
- Reflexive pronouns: Myself, Yourself, Herself, Himself, etc.
- Reciprocal pronouns: Each other and One another.
- Present continuous.
- The contrast between Present continuous and Present simple.
- Action and stative verbs.
- Past simple: Was and Were.
- Pronunciation ED.
- Past simple: Regular and Irregular verbs.
- Used to / Would for past habits.
- Past continuous.
- Present perfect simple for experiences.
- Present perfect for repeated actions and recent past actions.
- Conjunctions: And, But, So and Because.
- Present perfect continuous.
- Present perfect simple for actions that started in the past and continue up to now.
- The contrast between Present perfect simple and Past Simple.
- Past time clauses: After, When, By the time, etc.
- Past perfect simple.
- Past perfect continuous.
- WILL and MIGHT for simple predictions.
- Future BE GOING.
- Present simple for future (Timetables)
- Present continuous for future arrangement.
- Future time clauses: When, After, Before, etc.
- Adverbs: Probably, still definitely still.
- Future continuous.
- Near future: Be about to, Be on the verge of, Be on the point of, Be on the brink of.
- Official plans: Be to + Infinitive.
- Future Perfect Simple and Future perfect continuous.
- Future in the past: Was/Were going to and Would.
- Would like.
- Abilities: Can, Could, Be able to.
- Modal verbs for requests and permission.
- Adverbs: Maybe, Probably and Really.
- Modal verbs for Advice: Should, Ought to Had better.
- Road signs.
- Car parts.
- Negative prefixes.
- Modal verbs for obligations, prohibitions, and necessity: Have to, Must, Can't, Needn't, and Mustn't.
- Be (not) allowed to.
- Modal verbs for present speculations: Must, May, Might, Could, Can't.
- Be likely/unlikely/definitely/probably.
- Suffixes for professions.
- Modal verbs for past speculations: Must have + P.P., May have + P.P., might have + P.P., etc.
- Modal verbs for advice in the past: Should have + P.P.
- Adjective plus prepositions.
- Preferences: I'd rather, I'd prefer, I'd sooner.
- Modal verbs for suggestions.
- Passive voice: Present and past simple.
- Passive description.
- Suffixes.
- Linking words.
- Passive voice: Present and Past continuous.
- Passive voice: Present and Past perfect simple.
- Verbs plus prepositions.
- Passive voice with present and past modal verbs.
- Causative verbs: Have sb do and Have sth done.
- Other causative verbs: Make, Let, Allow, Help, get sb to.
- Passive voice with reporting verbs.
- Gerund.
- Infinitive forms.
- Verbs taking the full infinitive or gerund form with a change in meaning.
- Linking words.
- Passive infinitive and gerund.
- Suffixes.
- Zero conditional.
- Prefixes.
- Linking words to express a condition.
- First conditional.
- The use of EVEN.
- Second conditional.
- Linking word: DESPITE and IN SPITE OF.
- Third conditional.
- Enough + nouns/Adjectives+enough.
- Too+adjectives/too many/much
- Wish/If only
- Prepositional phrases.
- Suffixes.
- Mixed conditional.
- Linking words: Contrast, Addition and Summary.
- Participle adjectives (ING/ED)
- Ongoing and complete actions.
- The use of Each and Every.
- Adjective plus prepositions.
- Gradable and ungradable adjectives.
- Linking words: Reason, Contrast, and Result.
- Types of Adverbs: Degree, manner, etc.
- Comparative and superlative adverbs.
- Linking words: Illustration, Condition, and Restatement.
- Confusing adjectives and adverbs.
- Intensifying adverbs.
- Linking words: Contrast, Similarity, and Purpose.
- Compound nouns.
- Plural of compound nouns.
- Do and Make.
- Nouns plus prepositions.
- Compound adjectives and types.
- Suffixes.
- Definite relative clauses.
- Prefixes.
- Non-defining relative clauses.
- Relative clause reduction.
- Reported speech, questions, request orders, and reporting verbs.
- Question tags.
- Embedded questions.
- Agreeing and disagreeing.
- The use of WH-WORD+EVER.
- Subjunctive mood: present and past.
- English inversion.
- Inversion with adverbs.
- Proverbs.
- The use of BOTH...and, NEITHER...NOR and EITHER...OR.
- Nouns plus prepositions and prepositions plus nouns.
- Prepositional verbs.
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