Chapter 9 Expressing Past Time. Part 2
9-1 The Simple Past: Using Where, When, What Time, and Why.
9-2 Questions with What.
9-3 Questions with Who.
9-4 Irregular Verbs.(Group 5)
9-5 Irregular Verbs.(Group 6)
9-6 Irregular Verbs.(Group 7)
9-7 Before and After in Time Clauses.
9-8 When in Time Clauses.
9-10 Using While with the Past Progressive.
9-11 While vs. When in Past Time Clauses.
9-12 Simple Past vs. Past Progressive.

Chapter 10 Expressing Future Time. Part 1
10-1 Future Time: Using Be Going to.
10-2 Using the Present Progressive to Express Future Time
10-3 Words Used for Past Time and Future Time.
10-4 Using A Couple of or A Few with Ago (Past) and In (Future).
10-5 Using Today, Tonight, and This + Morning, Afternoon, Evening, Week, Month, Year.
10-6 Future Time.Using Will.
10-7 Asking Questions with Will.
10-8 Verb Summary: Present, Past, and Future
10-9 Verb Summary: Forms of Be.

Chapter 11 Expressing Future Time. Part 2
11-10 May/Might vs. Will.
11-11 Maybe (One Word) vs. May Be (Two Words).
11-12 Future Time Clauses with Before, After, and When.
11-13 Clauses with If.
11-14 Expressing Habitual Present with Time Clauses and If-Clauses.
11-9 Using What + a Form of Do.

Chapter 12 Modals. Part 1: Expressing Ability
12-1 Using Can.
12-2 Pronunciation of Can and Can't
12-3 Using Can: Questions
12-4 Using Know How to.
12-5 Using Could: Past of Can.
12-6 Using Be Able To.
12-7 Using Very and Too + Adjective.
12-8 Using Two, Too, and To.
12-9 More about Prepositions: At and In for Place.

Chapter 13 Modals. Part 2: Advice, Necessity, Requests, Suggestions
13-1 Using Should.
13-2 Using Have + Infinitive(Have to/Has to).
13-3 Using Must.
13-4 Polite Questions: May I, Could I, and Can I.
13-5 Polite Questions: Could You and Would You.
13-6 Imperative Sentences.
13-7 Modal Auxiliaries.
13-8 Summary Chart: Modal Axillaries and Similar Expressions.
13-9 using Let's.

Chapter 14 Nouns and Modifiers
14-1 Modifying Nouns with Adjectives and Nouns.
14-2 Word Order of Adjectives.
14-3 Expressions of Quantity: All of, Most of, Some of, Almost all of.
14-4 Expressions of Quantity: Subject-verb Agreement.
14-5 Expressions of Quantity: One of, None of.
14-6 Indefinite Pronouns: Nothing and No One.
14-7 Indefinite Pronouns: Something, Somesone, Anything, Anyone.
14-8 Using Every.
14-9 Linking Verbs + Adjectives.
14-10 Adjectives and Adverbs.

Chapter 15 Possessives
15-1 Possessive Nouns.
15-2 Possessive: Irregular Plural Nouns.
15-3 Possessive Pronouns: Mine, Yours, His, Hers, Ours, Theirs.
15-4 Questions with Whose.

Chapter 16 Comparisons
16-1 Comparisons: Using The Same(as), Similar(to), and Different from.
16-2 Comparisons: Using Like and Alike.
16-3 The Comparative: Using -er and More.
16-4 The Superlative: Using -est and Most.
16-5 Using One of + Superlative + Plural Noun.
16-6 Using But.
16-7 Using Verbs After But.
16-8 Making Comparisons with Adverbs.

Appendix irregular Verbs
Listening Script
CD Tracking Script
Answer Key
Index