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<p>Quick Navigation (A map to all PDFs in the course. Not a link)</p><p>Section 1: Getting Started (Lesson 2: PDF)</p><p>Section 2: How English Works - A Quick Review PDF in Each Lesson</p><p>Section 3: English Grammar</p><p>Section 4: Verb Tenses PDF (all lessons in 1 file)</p><p>Section 22: Helping (Auxiliary) and Modal Verbs PDF (all lessons in 1 file)</p><p>Section 29: Phrasal Verbs PDF (all lessons in 1 file)</p><p>Section 33: Nouns and Pronouns PDF (all lessons in 1 file)</p><p>Section 45: Articles and Demonstratives PDF (all lessons in 1 file)</p><p>Section 48: Adjectives PDF (all lessons in 1 file)</p><p>Section 57: Adverbs PDF (all lessons in 1 file)</p><p>Section 66: Distributives, Quantifier, and Pre-determiners PDF (all lessons in 1 file)</p><p>Section 75: Prepositions PDF (all lessons in 1 file)</p><p>Section 83: Clauses PDF (all lessons in 1 file)</p><p>Section 90: Conjunctions PDF (all lessons in 1 file)</p><p>Section 97: Conditionals PDF (all lessons in 1 file)</p><p>Section 104: Stand Alone Topics PDF (all lessons in 1 file)</p><p>Section 107: Common Mistakes PDF (all lessons in 1 file)</p><p>Section 110: English Punctuation, Sentence Structures, and Writing</p><p>Section 111: Four Sentence Types and Structures PDF in each lesson</p><p>Section 112: English Punctuation Marks PDF in each lesson</p><p>Section 113: English Speaking and Conversation</p><p>Section 114: Introductions in Informal Settings PDF</p><p>Section 115: Introductions in Formal Settings PDF</p><p>Section 116: Small Talk PDF</p><p>Section 117: Hobbies and Interests PDF</p><p>Section 118: Family PDF</p><p>Section 119: Business Communication PDF</p><p>Section 120: Daily Work Routine PDF</p><p>Section 121: Job Hunting PDF</p><p>Section 122: Unemployment PDF</p><p>Section 123: Countries and Nationalities PDF</p><p>Section 124: Dates PDF</p><p>Section 125: Days and Months PDF</p><p>Section 126: Directions PDF</p><p>Section 127: Expressing Feelings PDF</p><p>Section 128: Geography and Nature PDF</p><p>Section 129: Holidays PDF</p><p>Section 130: Spring Holidays PDF</p><p>Section 131: Summer Holidays PDF</p><p>Section 132: Fall Holidays PDF</p><p>Section 133: Winter Holidays PDF</p><p>Section 134: Money PDF</p><p>Section 135: Numbers PDF</p><p>Section 136: Opposites PDF</p><p>Section 137: Question Words PDF</p><p>Section 138: Seasons and Weather PDF</p><p>Section 139: Sports PDF</p><p>Section 140: Telling Time PDF</p><p>Verb Tenses</p><p>Simple Present Verb Tense</p><p>Verb Conjugation (1st/2nd/3rd</p><p>person)</p><p>Subject-Verb Agreement</p><p>Simple Past Tense</p><p>Future Simple Tense</p><p>Present Continuous Tense</p><p>Past Continuous Tense</p><p>Future Continuous</p><p>Present participle</p><p>Gerund</p><p>Past participle</p><p>Present Perfect Tense</p><p>Past Perfect Tense</p><p>Future Perfect Tense</p><p>Present Perfect Continuous</p><p>Tense</p><p>Past Perfect Continuous Tense</p><p>Future Perfect Continuous</p><p>Tense</p><p>Auxiliary/Modal Verbs</p><p>To Be</p><p>To Do, To Have</p><p>Can, Could</p><p>Will, Would</p><p>Shall, Should</p><p>Must, May, Might</p><p>Phrasal Verbs</p><p>Carry On, Put Off</p><p>Turn Down, Break Up</p><p>Give up, Turn Out</p><p>Nouns/Pronouns</p><p>Common Nouns</p><p>Proper Nouns</p><p>Subject Pronouns</p><p>Object Pronouns</p><p>Possessive Nouns</p><p>Possessive Pronouns</p><p>Concrete Nouns</p><p>Abstract Nouns</p><p>Material Nouns and Compound</p><p>Nouns</p><p>Countable vs. Uncountable</p><p>Nouns</p><p>Collective Nouns</p><p>Articles/Demonstratives</p><p>Articles (a, an, the)</p><p>This, That, These, Those</p><p>Adjectives</p><p>Adjectives and</p><p>Adverbs</p><p>Descriptives</p><p>Adjectives</p><p>Proper Adjectives</p><p>Possessive Adjectives</p><p>Comparative</p><p>Adjectives</p><p>Superlative Adjectives</p><p>Limiting Adjectives</p><p>Pronominal Adjectives</p><p>Adverbs</p><p>Forming Adverbs</p><p>Adverbs of Manner</p><p>Adverbs of Frequency</p><p>Adverbs of Place</p><p>Adverbs of Time</p><p>Adverbs of Degree</p><p>Comparative and</p><p>Superlative Adverbs</p><p>Order of Adverbs</p><p>Distributives/Quantifiers/</p><p>Pre-determiners</p><p>All, half</p><p>Each, Every</p><p>Both, Either, Neither</p><p>A Few, A Little</p><p>A Lot, Most</p><p>Much, Many</p><p>Some, Any, Enough</p><p>Such, What, Rather, Quite</p><p>Preposition</p><p>Prepositions</p><p>Prepositions of Time</p><p>Prepositions of Place</p><p>Prepositions of Manner</p><p>Prepositions of Direction</p><p>and Motion</p><p>Prepositions of Cause,</p><p>Purpose, Reason</p><p>Prepositional Phrases</p><p>Clauses</p><p>Clauses</p><p>Independent Clause</p><p>Dependent (Subordinate)</p><p>Clause</p><p>Noun Clause</p><p>Adjective (Relative) Clause</p><p>Adverb Clause</p><p>Conjunctions</p><p>Conjunctions</p><p>Coordinating</p><p>Conjunctions</p><p>Subordinate</p><p>Conjunctions</p><p>Compound</p><p>Conjunctions</p><p>Correlative Conjunctions</p><p>Pseudo Conjunctions</p><p>Conditionals</p><p>Conditionals</p><p>Conditionals: Type 0</p><p>Conditionals: Type 1</p><p>Conditionals: Type 2</p><p>Conditionals: Type 3</p><p>Conditionals: Type</p><p>Mixed</p><p>Stand Alone Topics</p><p>Passive vs. Active Voice</p><p>Reported Speech</p><p>Common Mistakes</p><p>Fewer vs. Less | Then</p><p>vs. Than</p><p>There, Their, They’re |</p><p>To vs. Too vs. Two</p><p>Your vs. You’re | Its vs.</p><p>It’s</p><p>GREEN: A1, A2 BLUE: A2, B1, B2 RED: B2, C1</p>