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0	For quick reference	To be - all tenses	To have - all tenses	Regular verbs - all tenses	Irregular verbs	A spelling guide	Pronouncing names

1	To be "I'm British"	Pronouns "Is she Welsh?"	Possessives "It's her book"	Alphabet [ei], [bi:], [si:]	To be used to "I'm used to it"	To be like "What's it like?"	Questions "Cold, isn't it?"

2	To have "He has a car"	Articles "a" versus "the"	Possessives "It isn't yours"	There is/are "There's a fly.."	Can (hear) "I can smell it"	-ing/to like -ing/want to	Questions "don't you?"

3	Location "beside her"	Numbers "1,234,567.89"	Quantity "two squared"	Comparing "the best man"	Countables "There's a little"	Degree "How bad is it?"	Too/enough "It's too noisy"

4	Presents "I don't drink"	Conditional "If I smoked.."	Movement "past the house"	Passive "It's served hot"	Procedure "You fry it"	How long? "It takes.."	Questions "do you?"

5	Futures "I'll miss you"	Conditional "If I move.."	Modals "It may rain"	Passive "I'll be driven.."	There "There'll be.."	Ask/tell/let "Let her go"	Questions "won't you?"

6	Pasts+Get "She'd left"	Conditional "If I'd met her"	Modals "It may have.."	Passive "It was boiled"	There "There was a.."	So/Neither "Neither did I"	Questions "No he hasn't"

7	Sentence patterns with...	What	Who, Whose	Where	How	Which, Why, When	Requests, Clarification, 'If' questions
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