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    REVISION PRE-INTERMEDIATE LEVEL TOPICS Present simple vs. Present continuous Past simple v. Past continuous Count - uncount nouns Use of: Some, Any, Many, Much, A lot of, A few, A little (+), Few, little (-) Future forms: will - going to - present continuous Comparatives - Superlatives Present perfect (For, Since) Modal verbs: Have to, should, must, Might 1st conditional Passive

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    REVISION PRE-INTERMEDIATE LEVEL TOPICS Present simple vs. Present continuous Past simple v. Past continuous Count - uncount nouns Use of: Some, Any, Many, Much, A lot of, A few, A little (+), Few, little (-) Future forms: will - going to - present continuous Comparatives - Superlatives Present perfect (For, Since) Modal verbs: Have to, should, must, Might 1st conditional Passive

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    Karina Ecay
    REVISION PRE-INTERMEDIATE LEVEL TOPICS Present simple vs. Present continuous Past simple v. Past continuous Count - uncount nouns Use of: Some, Any, Many, Much, A lot of, A few, A little (+), Few, little (-) Future forms: will - going to - present continuous Comparatives - Superlatives Present perfect (For, Since) Modal verbs: Have to, should, must, Might 1st conditional Passive

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    REVISION PRE-INTERMEDIATE LEVEL TOPICS Present simple vs. Present continuous Past simple vs.

    Past continuous Count uncount nouns Use of: Some, Any, Many, Much, A lot of, A few, A little (+), Few, Little (-). Future forms: will going to present continuous Comparatives Superlatives Present perfect (For, Since) Modal verbs: Have to, Should, Must, Might 1st conditional Passive voice 2nd conditional Present perfect simple vs. continuous Yet, Already Past perfect

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