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INTRO - Top Course Units 191-200
Welcome to The Top Course Units 191-200!
In this course you will learn:
WOULD LIKE VS. LIKE
NOUNS: COUNT AND NONCOUNT
A/AN VS. SOME
SOME AND ANY
POLITE QUESTIONS: MAY, COULD, WOULD AND CAN
WILL AS SPONTANEOUS FUTURE (POLITE)
THERE + BE: QUESTIONS WITH HOW MANY
COMPARISONS: THE SAME (AS), SIMILAR (TO), AND DIFFERENT (TO/FROM)
THE COMPARATIVE: -ER AND MORE
THE SUPERLATIVE: -EST AND MOST
PASSIVE MOOD (SIMPLE PRESENT)
PRONUNCIATION OF -ED: /T/, /D/ AND /ID/
SPELLING OF -ED VERBS
WHEN IN TIME CLAUSES
VERY AND TOO + ADJECTIVE
SEASONS
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE TENSE: AFFIRMATIVES AND QUESTIONS
THE SIMPLE PRESENT VS. THE PRESENT PROGRESSIVE
NONACTION VERBS
TOO MANY AND TOO MUCH + NOUN
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- 1. Prepare your lesson with the teacher by using the Unit Presentation.
- 2. Listen to the presentation and repeat all 4 groups (2 groups English, 2 groups Phonetics)
- 3. When you meet with the teacher, your preparation will help you speak more fluently and accurately.
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