using an apostrophe + "s"

pronouns include myself, yourself, himself, herself

above, below, under, on top of, next to, etc

using "at 5 o'clock," "on Saturday," and "in one week"

adverbs and prepositions and their differences

review of countable and uncountable

used to present general truths or scientific facts

review of modal verbs in basic tenses

consists of a helping verb and a past participle

compares active and passive sentences

review of zero conditionals

statements about future that are likely to happen

dependent, independent, and relative clauses

overview of modal verbs in the past tenses

question fragments added to check for confirmation

modify a verb, adjective or adverb

include a preposition and an object

conjunctions: and, but, for, nor, or, so, and yet

interrogatives "what," "which," and "what kind of"

use of articles with countable nouns

covers articles with uncountable nouns

verbs that combine with certain prepositions

common idioms and idiomatic phrases

introduces complex components of the passive voice

subordinating conjunctions: after, although, because