Ken Paterson Giaiimar Spectrum | fo MRAM C LCA ese 1B KespetentebayCox aaraons 10 rr 13 14 15 16 7 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 Be: Present Simple (2) (Lam, I'm not) Be: Present Simple (2) (Am I...2 Areyou...2) Present Simple (1) (How, I don't know) Present Simple (2) (Do you drive?) Present Continuous (1) (I'm eating) Present Continuous (2) (Am winning?) Present Simple (I work) or Present Continuous (I'm working) Imperative (Go, Don't go) Be: Past Simple (I was, they were} Past Simple (I played, I didn't play} Present Perfect (1) (Thave gone, Lhaven't gone) Present Perfect (2) (Has she gone?); ever, never, yet, just Be going to (I'm going to leave) ‘Will and shall (1 will win) Present Continuous for the future (He's working tomorrow) Have and have got Sentencesand questions Nouns, verbs, adjectives ete. Subject, verb, abject ‘Yesino' questions (Areyou..2Ishe..2) Questions (Where, When, Why, How) Questions (Who, What, Which, How many) ‘Whoseisthist~ I's John's. Short answers (Yes, 1am, Yes, Ido.) Modals Can, can't, could Can 1? Could I? May I? Can you? Could you? Must and mustn't Prepositions Prepositions of place (in,on, under etc.) Prepositions of time (in, on, at, from, to) page 3 10 2 4 Is 20 2 m4 26 28 30 32 a4 36 38 eegecs RES 38 PAGE 4unit 29 Sseesses Be2see g Articles, nouns, pronouns ete. A,anor the Plural nouns (cats, men); oneand ones. ‘This, that, these, those ‘Countable and uncountable nouns; a, some, the A,some, any, no. and me (subject and object pronouns) ‘My, yours mine, yours ‘Much, many; how much, how many; more Alotof, alittle, afew ‘Adjectives and adverbs Adjectives (big, new etc.) Cardinal and ordinal numbers (three, third) ‘Comparative adjectives (cheaper, more beautiful) Superlative adjectives (the newest, the biggest) Adjectives and adverbs (quick, quickly) Adverbs of frequency (always, never) Building sentences And, but, so, beth...and, either...or, neither...nor Form tables Exit tests Answer key to practice exercises Answer key to oxit tests Index Verb tenses table SeRESS 92 4 38 102 7 ns. PAGE $