Description: Tag Endings. Formation of Adverbs. Comparison of Adverbs. Use of So. GoodWell. Adverbs: Comparison of Equality. Exclamatory Form. Reflexive Pronouns. Expletives. Present Perfect Tense. Present Perfect TenseNegative and Question Forms. Present Perfect Tense(Continued). ForSince. Present Perfect TenseContinuous Form. Unemphatic Future: To GoPlus an Infinitive. To Go Plus an InfinitivePast Tense. Position of Adverbs. Past Continuous Tense. Position of Adverbs(Continued). Past Perfect Tense. Future Perfect Tense. Future Continuous Tense. Passive Voice. Passive Voice(Continued). Interrogative Words: WhichWhat. Rule of Sequence of Tenses. ShouldOught To; Past Form. Idiomatic Verb PhrasesSupposed To. Idiomatic Verb PhrasesUsed To. Idiomatic Verb PhrasesWould RatherHad Better. Present Tense After If. Expressions of Quantity: A Lot Of, Lots Of, A Great Deal Of, etc. Use of Else. Conditions. ConditionsPast-Unreal. As IfAs Though. Subjunctive After Wish. Subjunctive MoodPresent Tense. Incomplete Conditions. Direct and Indirect Speech. Indirect SpeechStatements. Indirect SpeechQuestions. Indirect SpeechCommands. Causative Form. Special Use of Auxiliary Verbs with Too and So. Special Use of Auxiliary Verbs with Either and Neither in Negative Sentences. Participles. Use of Gerunds. Gerunds with Prepositions. MustMust Have: Special Use. May Have. Use of Infinitives. Infinitives without To. StillAnymore (Any Longer). Adjectives after Certain Verbs. Emphatic Form. DespiteIn Spite Of. Use of One. Difficult Verbs: LayLie; RaiseRise; SetSit. Position of Prepositions. Negative Openings. Appendix.

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