✓ Gerunds and infinitives: going and to go. ✓ Non-defining relative clauses: The man, who I thought looked great, was at the office. ✓ Second conditional: If it rained, I’d use my umbrella. ✓ First conditional: If it rains, I’ll use my umbrella. ✓ Zero conditional: If it rains, I use my umbrella.

Too many modal verbs exist to teach at once so you teach a few at a time. ✓ More modal verbs: (should, may, might). LEVEL: INTERMEDIATEGrammar to cover includes: ✓ Superlatives: the best, the most wonderful. ✓ Landscape words: mountain, river, field. ✓ Language for booking hotels and restaurants: Can I book a single room please? ✓ Hobbies and interests: jogging, eating out, reading.

✓ Types of films: comedy, western, thriller. ✓ Past simple tense with irregular verbs: I ate, I thought.

I am going to study medicine at university. ✓ To be going to: This isn’t a tense but you use this structure to talk about plans. ✓ Possessive pronouns: mine, yours and so on. I can’t wait any more because I must get to the shops. Two examples are: can/can’t and must/mustn’t. ✓ Modal verbs: These give more meaning to the main verb in a sentence. LEVEL: PRE-INTERMEDIATE Grammar to cover includes: ✓ Comparative adjectives: bigger, nicer, and so on (superlatives wait until the next level). ✓ Weather: What’s the weather like? It’s raining. ✓ Asking for directions: straight ahead, turn left/right. ✓ Language for shopping: types of shops, asking for what you want. ✓ Language for telling the time: hat time is it? It’s half past three. ✓ Past simple tense with regular verbs: I looked, I listened. ✓ The past simple tense with to be: was/were. ✓ Quantities: How much, how many? Some, any. ✓ Simple adverbs of frequency: usually, sometimes. ✓ Basic verbs in the present simple positive, negative and question forms: I live, I don’t live, do I live? LEVEL: ELEMENTARYGrammar to cover includes: ✓ Rooms in the house: living room, bathroom, kitchen. ✓ Immediate family: mother, son, husband. ✓ Countries and nationalities: ‘He is from the UK. ✓ The verb to be in positive, negative and question form: I am, I am not, am I? ✓ Expletives (not the naughty ones): there is, there are. ✓ Possessive adjectives: my, your, his and hers. ✓Question words: what, who, where and how. ✓ Demonstrative pronouns: this, that, these, those. ✓ The subject pronouns: I, you, he, she and so on. LEVEL: BEGINNERGrammar to cover includes: Berikut ini adalah mapping materi Grammar Bahasa Inggris dari mulai Beginner sampai Advance

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