A1 .

● To be
● This/that/these/those
● Plural nouns (liczba mnoga rzeczowników)
● There is/are
● Prepositions of place (przyimki miejsca))
● Talking about date and time
● Have got
● Can
● Present Simple
● Imperative (tryb rozkazujący)
● Pronouns (zaimki = posiadanie)
● Dopełniacz saksoński
● Present Continuous
● Countable and uncountable nouns (rzeczowniki policzalne i niepoliczalne)
● Some, any, no
● Must/Have to
● Comparatives and Superlatives (stopniowanie)
● Reflexive pronouns (zaimki zwrotne)
● Future Simple
● Going to
● Gerund and infinitive

A2 .
● Past Simple - the verb to be
● Past Simple
● Anything, something, nothing
● Would like
● Should
● Have to ( in 3 tenses)
● Can/Could/Be able to
● Past Continuous
● First Conditional
● Too, enough
● There vs it
● Adjectives ending in -ed vs -ing
● Every, all
● Relative pronouns (zaimki względne)

B1 .
● Comparison (as….as)
● Present Perfect Simple
● Present perfect Continuous
● Indirect questions
● Modal verbs (all of them)
● Used to
● Want sb to do sth
 ● Second Conditional
● Get expressions
● All, none, either, neither, both
● One/ones
● Passive voice
● Question tags
● Adjectives and adverbs
● Articles
● Future Continuous
● Subject and object questions

B2 .
● Bare infinitive
● Past Perfect
● Past Perfect Continuous
● Reported speech
● Indirect imperatives and requests
● Third conditional
● Wish
● Questions in passive voice
● Purpose clauses
● Linking words
● So/such/so many/so much
● Other/another/others
● Wonder
● Exclamatory sentences

C1 .
● As if/ as though/would rather
● Relating verbs
● Emphasis
● Cleft sentences
● Using and omitting articles

C2 .
● To + gerund
● Future perfect simple
● Future perfect continuous
● Participle clauses
● Mixed Conditionals
● The subjunctive
● Inversion
● Fronting