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Modals to express necessity / obligation: MUST, HAVE (GOT) TO, NEED, SHOULD, OUGHT TO, SHALL |
562 |
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Present perfect with JUST |
562 |
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Form: present continuous |
561 |
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The auxiliary DID for emphasis |
561 |
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Future continuous for temporary habitual actions in the future |
560 |
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Present perfect with FOR and SINCE |
559 |
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Verbs followed by the TO-infinitive or gerund with no difference in meaning |
558 |
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Form: future perfect |
557 |
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Other expressions referring to future time |
557 |
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Form: future continuous |
555 |
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Guiding questions: past time |
555 |
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Past perfect continuous |
555 |
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BE ON THE EDGE / POINT / VERGE OF (doing) something |
554 |
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Past perfect |
554 |
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Future perfect for actions completed before a point in the future |
553 |
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Present simple to express past |
553 |
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The difference between the past perfect and the past perfect continuous |
553 |
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The "subject" of the gerund |
552 |
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The TO-infinitive as a subject complement |
552 |
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WHATEVER, WHOEVER, WHICHEVER, WHEREVER, WHENEVER |
552 |
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Present perfect for recent events with a result in the present |
551 |
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Conditionals in indirect speech |
550 |
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Past continuous for actions in progress at a specific point in the past |
550 |
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The definite article with ordinal numbers, superlative adjectives, ONLY, NEXT, LAST, SAME, RIGHT and WRONG |
550 |
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The gerund as subject |
550 |
