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    This document outlines important grammar structures for advanced English learners, including narrative tenses, used to and would, avoiding repetition, verb patterns, dependent prepositions, reported speech, conditionals, real vs. unreal tenses, distancing, negative inversion, emphatic use of do/does, future forms, intensifying adverbs, relative pronouns, participle clauses, and modals.

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    This document outlines important grammar structures for advanced English learners, including narrative tenses, used to and would, avoiding repetition, verb patterns, dependent prepositions, reported speech, conditionals, real vs. unreal tenses, distancing, negative inversion, emphatic use of do/does, future forms, intensifying adverbs, relative pronouns, participle clauses, and modals.

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    This document outlines important grammar structures for advanced English learners, including narrative tenses, used to and would, avoiding repetition, verb patterns, dependent prepositions, reported speech, conditionals, real vs. unreal tenses, distancing, negative inversion, emphatic use of do/does, future forms, intensifying adverbs, relative pronouns, participle clauses, and modals.

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    Important Grammar Structures for Advanced

    - Narrative Tenses

    - Used to and Would
    - Avoiding Repetition (auxiliary verbs/to)
    - Verb Patterns (+ inf or –ing)

    - Dependent Prepositions

    - Reported Speech

    - Conditionals
    - Real vs. Unreal Tenses

    - Distancing
    - Negative Inversion

    - Emphatic use do/does
    - Future forms

    - Intensifying adverbs
    - Relative Pronouns
    - Participle Clauses
    - Modals

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