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Cursos
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- Las palabras y oraciones en inglés
- Los tipos de palabras esenciales para hablar inglés
- La estructura de oraciones en inglés
- Los pronombres personales
- El presente simple
- El presente simple
- Oraciones negativas en el presente simple
- Preguntas en el presente simple
- El verbo "be"
- El pasado simple
- El pasado simple
- Verbos irregulares en el pasado
- Pasado simple negativo e interrogativo
- "Be" en el pasado
- El futuro y verbos auxiliares
- El futuro simple
- Verbos auxiliares
- El presente continuo y perfecto
- El presente continuo
- El presente continuo para expresear el futuro
- El presente perfecto
- Contractions
- Adjetivos, adverbios y preposiciones
- Los adjetivos
- Los adverbios
- Las preposiciones
- Preposiciones de lugar
- Preposiciones de tiempo
- Los artículos
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- Module 1
- There is - There are
- El comparativo
- El superlativo
- El imperativo
- Gerundios
- Question tags
- For, Since, Ago
- Have you ever...? How long have you...?
- Used to, be used to, get used to
- Used to vs would
- Have to vs Must
- I'd like y would you like?
- El pronombre "it"
- Too / Either, So am I / Neither am I
- Reported Speech
- La voz pasiva
- Expresar propósito
- I want you to... I told you to...
- Adjetivos y Pronombre Posesivos - Apostrophe 's
- Pronombres reflexivos
- Contables y No Contables
- This, That, These, Those
- One, Ones
- Collocations
- Adjetivos con -ed vs -ing
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- Pronombres avanzados
- Some y Any
- Pronombres indefinidos
- No, None y Any
- All y Every
- Both, Either, Neither
- Cantidad y comparaciones
- Much, Many y A lot of
- A little y A few
- Not as...as
- Give me that book vs Give it to me
- Good at, Bad at
- Tiempos verbales avanzados
- Cuándo usar el presente perfecto
- Presente perfecto continuo
- Pasado continuo
- Pasado Perfecto
- Pasado perfecto continuo
- Verbos auxiliares
- will vs shall
- Will vs going to
- Will be doing vs will have done
- Can, could, be able to
- must vs can't
- May vs Might
- Los condicionales
- Zero conditional
- First Conditional
- Second Conditional
- Third conditional
- Introducción a los Phrasal Verbs
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Premium
- Module 1
- Phrasal Verbs Upper intermediate
- Have to vs Must Upper intermediate
- Could have, should have, would have
- Should vs Must
- Have vs Have got
- Had better vs It's time
- Mixed conditionals Upper intermediate
- If I had known vs I wish I had known
- The Passive Voice
- have something done
- Verb + to vs Verb + ing
- Verbs that must be followed by ing
- Verbs that must be followed by to
- Prefer vs Would Rather vs Would Prefer
- No point in vs Not Worth
- When to use "the"
- Possessives 's' vs 'of'
- "Of mine" vs "My own" vs "On my own"
- There and It
- Each vs Every
- Relative clauses with who/which/that
- Relative clauses without who/which/that
- Relative clauses with whose, whom and where
- Advanced Relative Clauses
- Participle clauses
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