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Comparisons of short and long adjectives. –Y at the end of a word and the exceptions. City Grammar - Comparisons 00:09:00
Transport and prepositions. Different ways of going around. City Grammar - Transport and prepositions 00:09:00
Past pronunciation. Regular verbs and how to pronounce them in the past. City Grammar - Past pronunciation 00:09:01
Prepositions of place. City Grammar - Prepositions of place 00:09:01
Let’s talk about “LIKE” and three ways of its using. City Grammar - Let’s talk about “LIKE” 00:08:51
The Past Tense. Irregular Verbs. Question in the Past. City Grammar - The Past Tense 00:09:00
The indefinite article: “a”= any or one of many and “an”+vowel(a,e,i,o,u). City Grammar - The indefinite article “a” 00:09:00
There is & there are. Negative forms in speaking and writing. A question form. City Grammar - There is & there are 00:09:00
The Present Continuous. The Present Continuos of the verb "TO BE". City Grammar - The Present Continuos of the verb "TO BE" 00:08:59
The order of Adjectives. City Grammar - The order of Adjectives 00:09:01
Pointing words. THIS IS and IT IS. THIS and THAT. THESE and THOSE. City Grammar - Pointing words 00:09:01
GOING TO. Describing future plans. City Grammar - GOING TO 00:09:00
The Future. Will, Going To, Present Continuous to describe the Future. City Grammar - The Future 00:09:01
Somebody & Something. Anybody & Anything. Nobody & Nothing. Negatives & Questions. City Grammar - Somebody & Something 00:09:01
Must & Have to. The negatives for MUST and HAVE TO. City Grammar - Must & Have to 00:09:02
Expressing Emotions. "-ed" and "-ing" endings. City Grammar - Expressing Emotions 00:09:00
Describing People & Actions. Adjectives & Adverbs. "-ly" and "-ily" endings. City Grammar - Describing People & Actions 00:09:00
Can & May/Might. The negative forms of Modals. City Grammar - Can & May/Might 00:09:02
Present Perfect. "FOR" & "SINCE". City Grammar - Present Perfect 00:09:01
Countable and Uncountable. A lot of. How Much and How Many. City Grammar - Countable and Uncountable 00:09:01
Active & Passive Voice. Past Passive. City Grammar - Active & Passive Voice 00:08:59

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