Adjectives & Adverbs

Always/usually/oftenA1
Old/nice/interestingA1
Quickly/badly/suddenlyA1
There is, there areA1
It…A2
Old/older, expensive/more expensiveA2
Older than… more expensive than…A2
Still, yet, alreadyA2
The oldest, the most expensiveA2
Adjectives and adverbs 1: (quick/quickly)B1
Adjectives ending in -ing and -ed (boring/bored)B1
Comparison 2: much better/any better/ better and better/ the sooner the betterB1
Comparison 3: (as….as/than)B1
EnoughB1
Quite, pretty, rather and fairlyB1
So and suchB1
TooB1
Adjectives + toB2
Adjectives and adverbs 2: well/fast/late, hard/hardlyB2
Adjectives: a nice new house, you look tiredB2
EvenB2
Still, already, yet Any more/any longer/no longerB2
Adverbs of place, direction, indefinite, frequency and time - advancedC1
Comparative and superlative forms - advancedC1
Position of adjectivesC1
Position of adverbs - advancedC1
Word order 1: verb + object; place and timeC1
Word order 2: adverbs with the verbC1
Adjectives + to-infinitive -ing, that clause, wh- clausesC2
Degree adverbs and focus adverbsC2
Participle adjectives and compound adjectivesC2
  

Articles & Determiners

A bottle / some waterA1  

A pair of / a packet of …A1  
Every and allA1  
I like music, I hate examsA1  
Some and anyA1
This/that/these/thoseA1  
(A) little, (a) fewA2  
A cake/some cake/some cakes, much/manyA2  
A lot, much, manyA2  
A/an & theA2  
All, most, some, any, no/oneA2  
Both, either, neitherA2  
Somebody/anything/nowhere, etc.A2  
The…A2  
Countable and uncountable nounsB1  
Countable and uncountable 2B2  
Noun + noun (a tennis ball/a headache)B2  
A/an, the, zero article - advancedC1  
All (of), whole, every, each - advancedC1  
Few, little, less, fewer - advancedC1  
Much (of), many (of), a lot of, lots (of)… - advancedC1  
No, none (of), not any - advancedC1  
Relative pronouns - advancedC1  

Complex Forms

Compound nouns and noun phrasesC1

Reflexive pronouns: herself, himself, themselvesC1
InversionC2
Leaving out to-infinitivesC2
More on leaving out words after auxillary verbsC2
Other relative words: whose, when, whereby etc.C2
So and not as substitutes for clausesC2
Verb + -ing forms infinitivesC2

Conditionals

If I do… and If I didB1

If I had known… I wish I had known…B1
If I knew… I wish I knewB1
If…not and unless; if and whetherC1
Wish, Regret, If OnlyC1
If I were you…, imagine he were to win…C2  

Determiners

All,every and wholeB1

All/all of most/most of no/none ofB1
Both/both of neither/neither of either/either ofB1
Each, every, each otherB1
Much,many,little,few,a lot, plentyB1  
 Discourse Markers

And, but, or, so, becauseA1

If we go… If you see…A2
Although/though/even though In spite/despiteB1
For, during and whileB1
If I had… If we went…B1
As (As I walked along the street/as I was hungry)B2
As if/as though/likeB2
By and until, By the time….B2
In caseB2
Unless, as long as, provided/providingB2
Adverbial clauses of timeC1
Giving reasons: as, because, for and withC1
Purposes and results: in order to, so as to, etcC1
Contrasts: although and though; even though/if; while, whilst and whereasC2
Linking verbs: be, appear, seem, become, get etc.C2  

Modal Tenses

Must, mustn't, don't need toB1

Modal Verbs

Can and couldA1

Would you like…? I'd likeA1
I have toA2
ShouldA2
Can, could and (be) able toB1
Could (do) and could have (done)B1
Have to and mustB1
May and mightB1
Must and can'tB1
Must, mustn't, needn'tB1
Must, can't for deductionB2
WouldB2
Modals of deduction and speculationC1

Modals

Can,could,be able to and be allowed toB2

Must and have (got) toB2
Need(n't), don't need to and don't have toB2
Should, ought to and had betterB2
Will, would and used toB2
May and might - advancedC1  

Passive

Passive: Is done, was doneB1

Have something doneB2
Passive: be done, been done, being doneB2
Forming passive sentences (1) - advancedC1
Forming passive sentences (2) - advancedC1  

Phrasal Verbs

Phrasal verbs 2 - in/outB2

Phrasal verbs 3 - outB2
Phrasal verbs 4 - on/off (1)B2
Phrasal verbs 5 - on/off (2)B2
Phrasal verbs 6 - up/downB2
Phrasal verbs 7 - up(1)B2
Phrasal verbs 8 - up (2)B2
Phrasal verbs 9 - away/backB2

Prepositions

At 8 o'clock, on Monday, in AprilA1

In, at, onA1
To, in, atA1
Under, behind, oppositeA1
Before, after, during, whileA2
From…to, until, since, forA2
On, at, by, with, aboutA2
Up, over, throughA2
Afraid of …, good at.., of/at/for + -ingB1
ByB1
Listen to… look at... (verb + prepositions)B1
Noun + preposition (reason for, cause of)B1
Verb + preposition 1 - to and atB1
Verb + preposition 2 - about/for/of/afterB1
Verb + preposition 3 - about and ofB1
Verb + preposition 4 - of/for/from/onB1
Verb + preposition 5 - in/into/with/to/onB1
To… (afraid to do) and preposition + -ing (afraid of -ing)B2
Between and amongC1
Prepositions after nounsC1
Prepositions after verbsC1
Talking about exceptionsC2
Two and three word verbs: word orderC2  

Pronouns

I/me, he/him, they/them etc.A1

I/me/mine/myA1
My/his/theirA1
Myself/yourself/themselvesA1
Whose is this? It's mine/yours/hersA1
-'s (Kate's camera/my brother's car)A2
No/one/any - Nothing/nobody, etc.B1
Relative clauses 1: Clauses with who/that/whichB1
Relative clauses 3: Whose/whom/whereB2  

Questions

Is it..? Have you..? Do they..? Etc.A1

What…? Which…? How…?A1
Who is she talking to? What is it like?A1
How long does it take…?A2
Who saw you? Who did you see?A2
Can/could/would you…?B1
Complex Questions: Do you know where…? I don't know what… etc.B1
For and since, when…? How long….?B1
How long have you..?B1
Question tags - Do you? Isn't it?B1
Auxillary verbs - Have, do, can. I think so, I hope soB2
Do you know where…? He asked me where….B2
Negative questions; echo questions; questions with that clausesB2
WH questions with who, whom, which, how and whoseB2  

Reported Speech

She said that… He told me that…B1

Complex sentences: He said thatB2
Reporting statements: that clausesB2
Reporting offers, suggestions, orders, intentions etc.C1
Tense choice in reportingC1
Verb + wh - clauseC1
Modal verbs in reportingC2
Reporting what people say using nouns and adjectivesC2
Should in that-clauses, the present subjunctiveC2
 Tenses

I am, I don't, etc.A1

Past continuous - I was doing, I didA1
Past simple - I didn't, did you?A1
Past simple: reg vs irreg - worked/got/wentA1
Past simple: to be - was/were (affirmative & negative)A1
Present continuous - Are you doing?A1
Present continuous - I am doingA1
Present simple - I don'tA1
Present simple - am/is/are (affirmative & negative)A1
Present simple - am/is/are? QuestionsA1
Present simple - Do you…?A1
Present simple - I do/work/likeA1
Present simple vs present continuous - I am doing, I doA1
Do this! Don't do that! Let's do this!A2
Have you? Are you? Don't you? Etc.A2
Isn't, haven't, don't, etc.A2
Past continuous - I was doing, I didA2
Present continuous for future - I'm going to…A2
Present continuous for future - What are you doing tomorrow?A2
Present continuous for future - will,shallA2
Present perfect - Have you ever…?A2
Present perfect - I have doneA2
Present perfect - I've just, I've already, I haven't…yetA2
Present perfect vs past simple - for, since, agoA2
Present perfect vs past simple - I have done, I didA2
GetB1
Give me that book! Give it to me!B1
How long have you (been)?B1
I will and I'm going to (predictions)B1
Past perfect - I had doneB1
Present continuous for future - will, shallB1
Present perfect and past (1) - I have done and I didB1
Present perfect and past (2) - I have done and I didB1
Present perfect continuous and simple - I have been doing and I have doneB1
Present tenses- I am doing/I do - for the futureB1
Too/either, so am I/neither do IB1
Will/shallB1
Future continuous and future perfect - advancedB2
Past perfect continuous - I had been doingB2
When I do/When I've done, When and ifB2
Future perfect continuousC1
Past continuous and past simple - advancedC1
Past perfect and past simple - advancedC1
Past perfect continuous, past perfect and past continuous - advancedC1
Past simple and present perfect - advancedC1
Present continuous and present simple - advancedC1
Present perfect continuous and present perfect - advancedC1 
Present simple and present continuous for the future - advancedC1
Will and be going to - advancedC1

Verb + Verb

Possessive - I have, I've gotA1

I want you to… I told you to…A2
I went to the shop to…A2
To.. (I want to do) and -ing (I enjoy doing)A2
Verb + to… (decide to, forget to)B1
Verb + -ing - Enjoy doing, stop doingB1
Prefer and would ratherB2
To…, for…, and so that … (purpose)B2
Verb (+object) + to… (I want to…, etc.)B2
Verb + -ing or to… (remember/regret)B2
Verb + -ing or to… (like/would like)B2
Verb + -ing or to… (try/need/help)B2
-ing clauses (feeling tired, I went to bed early)C1
Be/Get used to something (I'm used to …)C1
See somebody do and see somebody doingC1
Verb+prepositions+ing (succeed in -ing/accuse somebody of -ing)C1