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-too vs. enough;

- imperatii/e;

- might/could - expressing possibility;

- have to vs. must, mustn’t/don't have to - expressing (the lack of) necessity and obligation;

- can/be allowed to -expressing (the lack of) permission;

- had to/didn’t have to, could, couldn't;

- reflexive pronouns;

- 2^rd type conditional sentences;

- 0,1^S* and 2^nd type conditional sentences;

- relative clauses with who/where/which:

- some/any/no and their compounds;

- infinitive vs. gerund;

- bare infinitive structures (modal verbs, make, let);

- Reported Speech (statements and questions);

- say vs. tell;

- reported commands/instructions;

- Reported Speech - revision;

- exclamations;

-Ctuestion Tags;

- articles;

- Present Continuous vs. Present Simple;

- dynamie and static verbs;

- relative pronouns;

- frequency adverbs and their position in sentences;

- word building: adjective endings: - ous, - ful, - ible, - ing, - ed, - ive;

- Past Simple vs. Past Continuous;

- Past Simple vs. Present Perfect;

- Present Perfect vs. Present Perfect Continuous;

- time words used with the above mentioned tenses;

- prepositions of place;

- definite article;

-so/such... that structure;

- narrative tenses: Past Simple and Past Continuous;

- Present Participle clauses (avoiding repetition);

- Direct Speech;

- Past Perfect vs. Past Perfect Continuous;

- must ,mustn% needn% have to, don't have to, (not) to be allowed to;

- comparisons: as ...as, morę ... than, less ... than;

- Past Simple vs. Past Perfect and Past Perfect Continuous;

- futurę expressions: will, going to, Present Continuous tens;

-1^st type Conditional;