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Grammar

articles and demonstratives

possessives and genitive inflection

personal pronouns

some / any and composites

countable and uncountable nouns

much / many / a little / a few

comparatives and superlatives

relative pronouns

main prepositions of time and place

indirect questions

Main conjunctions

main verbs and prepositions

Present Simple and Present Continuous

Past Simple (regular and irregular verbs)

Past Continuous

Present Perfect Simple
future (going to, will, Present Simple, Present Continuous)

Conditional 1 and temporal subordinates (when, after, etc. + Present Simple)

Passive (Present Simple, Past Simple, Present Perfect)

modal verbs (can, could, must, will, would, should)

Lexicon
spelling

numbers (prices, quantity, date, etc.)

family

free time

home and furnishings

public places and stores

work and professions

food and drink

animals

weather

clothing

parts of the body and health

transportation

daily objects

Functions:

describe a person (appearance and personality)

express time, date, appointments, etc.

describe habitual action, routine and daily activity

order in a restaurant or at a hotel

understand signs, notices, labels

provide/understand road instructions

describe trips, holidays, etc..

describe objects (size, colour, shape, etc.)

issue warnings or prohibit an action

express obligation or lack of obligation

express agreement/disagreement

offer criticism or make complaints

express preferences

describe physical and emotional sensations