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1.1 Intro: How course is organized

1.2 Intro: Homework / Projects

1.3 Intro: What is language fluency?

1.4 Parts of Speech Intro

1.5 Identifying nouns and noun types

1.6 Recognizing nouns

1.7 Plural noun rules

1.8 Countable and uncountable nouns

1.9 Collective nouns

1.10 Compound nouns, nouns as adjectives

1.11 Possessive noun rules

2.1 Present: 'To be'

2.1 LIVE 'To be'

2.2 Present questions with 'to be'

2.3 Present simple tense

2.3 LIVE Present simple

2.4 Present negative

2.5 Present questions

2.6 Present continuous/progressive

2.6 LIVE Present continuous

2.7 Present continuous questions

2.8 Irregular present verbs

2.9 Present simple or continuous?

2.10 Present: Have got

2.11 Present: 52 Most common verbs 

3.1 Past simple: 'To be'

3.2 Past simple -ED endings

3.3 Past simple negative & questions

3.4 Past continuous/progressive

3.4 LIVE past continuous

3.5 Past continuous or simple?

3.6. Past habits

3.7 Past perfect & continuous

3.8 52 most common verbs

4.1 Present perfect USE 1

4.1 :LIVE Present perfect 1

4.2 Present perfect USE 2

4.3 Present perfect USE 3

4.4 Present perfect USE 4

LIVE: Present perfect, uses 2, 3 and 4!

4.5 Since / Ago

4.6 Present perfect or past simple?

4.7 Present perfect continuous

5.1 Future with present continuous

5.2 Future with 'going to'

5.3 Will / Shall

5.4 Future continuous

5.5 Future perfect continuous

5.5 LIVE Future perfect simple & continuous

6.1 Passive voice

6.2 Passive in more tenses

7.1 There/it: There is/are

7.2 There/it: There in more tenses

7.3 There/it: How to use 'it'

8.1 Modals: May / Might

8.2 Modals: Can / Could

8.3 Modals: Should

8.4 Modals: Would

8.5 Modals: Have to

8.6 Modals: Mus not

8.7 Modals: Imperative/commands

9.1 Helping verbs: Short answers

9.2 Helping verbs: Question tags

LIVE Questions with intonation

9.3 Helping verbs: Agreeing/disagreeing

10.1 Adjectives

10.2 Adverbs

10.3 Adjectives/adverbs: 'as ... as..."

10.4 Adjectives/adverbs: Enough

10.5 Adjectives/adverbs: Too

10.6 Adjectives/adverbs: The comparative

10.7 Adjectives/adverbs: The superlative

10.8 Adjectives/adverbs: Still / yet / No longer

11.1 Articles: Rules 1-12

11.1 LIVE: Common article questions

11.2 Articles: Rules 13-20

11.2.5 Articles: Rules 20-23

11.3 Countable and uncountable nouns

12.1 Pronouns: Types of pronouns

12.2 Pronouns: Possessive 

12.3 Pronouns: Showing possession

12.4 Pronouns: This(these) / That(those)

12.5 Pronouns: One(ones)

12.6 Pronouns: Every or all?

12.7 Pronouns: Quantifiers with 'of' or 'the'

12.8 Pronouns: Quantifiers with 'some' or 'any'?

12.9 Pronouns: Some / any / no

12.10 Pronouns: Both / either / neither

12.11 Pronouns: No / not / none

13.1 Prepositions of time, Part 1

13.1 LIVE Time prepositions (In, on, at)

13.2 Prepositions of time, Part 2

13.3 Prepositions of place, Part 1

13.3 LIVE Prepositions of place 1

13.4 Prepositions of place, Part 2

LIVE: Prepositions of Place 2

13.5 Prepositions of movement

13.6 Prepositions of manner

14.1 Reported speech

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