Modals to express permission / prohibition: CAN, COULD, MAY, MIGHT, BE ALLOWED TO, MUSTN'T, BE TO |
673 |
Present perfect in the first conditional |
673 |
Zero conditional |
672 |
Reporting imperatives |
671 |
Partitive expressions with uncountable nouns |
669 |
Guiding questions: non-finite verb forms |
668 |
Nouns with a singular form and a singular or plural meaning (collective nouns) |
668 |
Present continuous for habitual actions in the present |
668 |
Question word + TO-infinitive |
668 |
Other expressions followed by the gerund |
666 |
Appendix: spelling rules |
665 |
Causative structures |
665 |
Changes in indirect speech |
665 |
Reporting questions |
664 |
Ditransitive verbs in the passive voice |
663 |
Reporting an earlier event in the passive voice |
663 |
SEE, WATCH, HEAR, LISTEN, FEEL, SMELL, NOTICE, OBSERVE + object + present participle |
663 |
Guiding questions: conditionals and unreal tenses |
662 |
Modals to express predictions: BE GOING TO, WILL |
660 |
The difference between the past simple and the past perfect |
659 |
BE LIKELY + TO-infinitive / IT IS LIKELY + THAT-clause |
658 |
Modals in the third conditional |
658 |
The forms of the participle |
657 |
Present continuous for actions in progress at the time of speaking |
656 |
Imperatives in the first conditional |
655 |