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Learn zero, first, second, and third conditionals for hypothetical situations.
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Learn the difference between active and passive voice and when to use each.
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Master how to report what someone said using reported speech rules.
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Learn the rules for using definite and indefinite articles correctly.
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Understand the difference between nouns you can count and those you cannot.
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Master the tricky prepositions IN, ON, and AT for time and locations.
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Learn how to use can, could, should, must, and might to express ability, obligation, and possibility.
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Understand when to use a verb ending in -ing or to + verb.
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Learn how to connect ideas using who, which, that, and whose.
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Master the art of adding short questions at the end of statements to confirm information.
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Ensure your subjects and verbs always match in number.
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Understand the difference between describing nouns and describing actions.
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Learn how to talk about past habits and states correctly.
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Learn the difference between general nouns and specific names.
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Understand subject, object, and possessive pronouns to avoid repetition.
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Learn how to connect equal parts of a sentence using FANBOYS.
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Master the words that link dependent clauses to independent clauses.
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Understand simple, compound, and complex sentence structures.
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Learn how to identify who or what receives the action of a verb.
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Stop confusing bored with boring, and interested with interesting.
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Learn how to give commands, instructions, and requests.
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Master the grammatical rules behind these two common quantifiers.
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Learn the rules for using some and any in sentences and questions.
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Understand how to form plural nouns, including the tricky irregular ones.
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