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         Grammar reference
           Unit 1                                                   Unit 2




               Present simple and Present continuous                    could/couldn’t, had to/didn’t have to
          Present simple                                          Present simple
          I     play volleyball              after school.        I/We/You/
                                                                                  can/can’t
          She   doesn’t  do karate           once a week.         He/She/They                     do the
          Do    they     do gymnastics       every Monday?                        have to         homework.
                                                                  I/We/You/They
          Does  he       play hockey         every week?                          don’t have to   start again.
          Present continuous                                      He/She          has to          go to school.
          I     ’m       sitting straight    now.                                 doesn’t have to
          We    aren’t   doing karate        today.               Past simple
          Is    she      playing tennis      at the moment?                       could/couldn’t  write.
                                                                  I/We/You/
                                                                  He/She/They     had to          use computers.
                                                                                  didn’t have to  use a pen.




               State verbs                                              Comparative adverbs
                    likes                                         adverbs ending in -ly
                                  art.
          He/She    prefers
                                  doing photography.              quickly    more quickly
                    doesn’t like
                                  making models.                  carefully   more carefully
                    hate
                                  sports.                         clearly   more clearly
          I         love
                                  playing outdoors.               short adverbs
                    don’t like
                                                                  hard    harder    fast       faster
                    sounds        good.
          It
                    looks         interesting.                    irregular adverbs
          Do you    know          this cartoon?                   well    better         badly   worse



            Unit 3





                Relative pronouns                                     Past continuous

           He’s the                     Julia saw in the         I/He/She         was
           doctor          who          hospital.                                 wasn’t     playing   when it
                                                                                             in the    started
           A stadium is a               you can watch                             were
                           where                                 You/We/They                 garden    to rain.
           place                        sports matches.                           weren’t
           What’s the                   you want to                     was       I/he/she
                           that/which                                                        doing when it
           book                         read?                    What             you/we/
                                                                        were                 started to rain?
           I remember      when         you went to                               they
           the time                     hospital.


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