1) Present tenses

A. Present Simple
B. Present Continuous
C. Present Simple vs Present Continuous
D. Present Perfect Simple
E. Present Perfect Continuous
F. Present Perfect Simple vs Present Perfect Continuous
G. All present tenses comparison

2) Past tenses

A. Past Simple
B. Past Continuous
C. Past Simple vs Past Continuous
D. Past Simple vs Present Perfect Simple vs Present Perfect Continuous
E. Past Perfect Simple
F. Past Perfect Continuous
G. Past Perfect Simple vs Past Perfect Continuous
H. All past tenses comparison

3) Future tenses

A. Future Simple
B. Future Continuous
C. Present Continuous with a future meaning
D. Present Simple with a future meaning
E. Future tenses comparison

1) Have / Have got

A. Have / Have got for possession and illnesses and pains
B. Have / be having for action and experiences

2) There vs it

A. There is / There are , There was / There were
B. There have been / There has been
C. There will be / There should be etc

3) Used to

A. Used to do sth
B. Be use to sth / doing sth, get used to sth/doing sth
C. Used to do sth vs Be used to sth/ doing sth

1) Zaimki wskazujące (Demonstrative pronouns):

A. this/ that /these /those

2) Zaimki dzierżawcze (Possessive pronouns)

A. my/your/his/their
B. mine/yours/his/theirs
C. Whose car is this?/Who does this car belong to?

3) Zaimki w funkcji dopełnienia (Object pronouns)

A. me/you/him/them etc.

4) Zaimki zwrotne (Reflexive pronouns)

A. myself/ourselves/yourself/yourselves etc.

5) Zaimki wzajemne

A. each other/one another

6) Zaimki pytające

A. what/which/how/why

7) Zaimki względne

A. who/which/that
B. Defining relative clauses
C. Non-defining relative clauses
D. Defining relative clauses vs Non-defining relative clauses

8) Zaimki nieokreślone

A. Some/any/no
B. Something/anybody/no one/anywhere etc
C. every/each/all
D. all/most/some/any/none
E. either/neither/both
F. much/many/a lot of
G. a little/little/a few/few
H. another/other/the other/others/the others I. too/enough

9) Zaimki bezosobowe

A. You/one

1) The imperative

2) Let’s do sth/ Let’s not do sth

3) The imperative vs Let’s do sth

1) Pytania z podmiotem (subject questions) + Czasowniki posiłkowe (auxiliary verbs)

2) Pytania z podmiotem poprzedzonym operatorem przeczącym: ‘Doesn’t he want to come?’

3) Pytania bez podmiotu (Non-subject questions): ‘Who wants a sandwich?’

4) Pytanie pośrednie (dwuczęściowe) :‘Do you know where he is?’

5) Reply questions : ‘I like Paul’. ‘Do you?’

6) Question tags : ‘He likes music, doesn’t he?’

7) Pytania: What……like? :‘What is she like?’

8) Pytania: ‘How long does it take?’ / Czasownik: Last

1) Can do / Could do / Be able to do something

2) Must do / Mustn’t do / Needn’t do

3) Have to do

4) Have to do vs must do

5) May do / Might do

6) Should do / Ought to do / Had better do

7) Should do vs Had better do 8.Shall I do? / Shall we do? / Would you like to do?

1) Rzeczowniki

A. Policzalne (countable nouns): a car/ a table etc.
B. Niepoliczalne (uncountable nouns): luggage/information etc.

2) Liczba mnoga rzeczowników : tables/ children

3) Sposoby wyrażania przynależności

A. My sister’s daughter/their friends’ house
B. The owner of the restaurant/the length of the room

4) Rzeczowniki rodzaju męskiego I żeńskiego : a waiter / a waitress

5) Rzeczowniki złożone: a headache/a wineglass/a glass of wine/his father-in-law

6) Przedimek

A. Nnieokreślone “A/An” (indefinite articles): a table/an apple/an interesting book
B. Przedimek określony ”The” (definite article): the girl I saw yesterday/ the Alps
C. Przedimek zerowy ( no article): France/Africa/ children/my favourite sport/Ford
D. Final comparison: A/An vs The vs Zero article

1) And/But/Or/So/Because/Because of/However etc.

2) Spójniki kontrastu : Although/Though/Even though/In spite of/ Despite

1) Jednomyślność co do twierdzenia: ‘He works hard.’ ‘So do I.’

2) Jednomyślność co do przeczenia ‘ He can’t swim.’ ‘ Neither can I.’

3) Rozbieżność opinii ‘He’s coming to the party.’ ‘Is he? I’m not.’

4) Odpowiedzi typu :‘I think so’/‘I hope not’