Chapter 4: USING THE PRESENT PROGRESSIVE
4-1: be + -ing: the present progressive tense
4-2: Spelling of -ing
4-3: The present progressive:negative
4-4: The present progressive:questions
4-5: The simple present vs. the present progressive
4-6: Non action verbs not used in the present progressive
Chapter 6: NOUNS AND PRONOUNS
6-1: Nouns: subjects and objects
6-2: Adjective + noun
6-3: Subject pronouns and object pronouns
Chapter 15: POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS (pages 442-445)
6-4: Nouns: singular and plural
6-5: Nouns: irregular plural forms
LEVEL B
Chapter 4: THE PRESENT PERFECT
4-1: Past participle
4-2: Forms of the present perfect
4-3: Meanings of the present perfect
4-4: Simple past vs. present perfect
4-5:Using since and for
4-8: Using already, yet, and
just, so far, up to now (not in Azar)
LEVEL C
MODALS PART2
Requests-Offers-Suggestions: Can you/Will you/Could you/Would you
Suggestions: Shall I/we - Let’s+V1 - Why don’t we..?
Ability in the past: could/was able to
Possibility in the past: may/might/could+perfect infitive
Advice-Criticism in the past: should/ought to+perfect inf.
Necessity-Obligation in the past: had to
Absence of Necessity in the past: didn’t need to/didn’t have to
Logical assumptions in the past: can’t/couldn’t+perfect infinitive - must+perfect inf
LEVEL D
Modals
Chapter 10 – Modals of ability and obligation 1
Chapter 11 – Modals of ability and obligation 2
Chapter 12 – Possibility and cert. in the pre.future
Chapter 13 – Possibility and certainty in the past
Chapter 14 – Requests, permission, offers,…
