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Modal Verbs + Tenses
Possessive Case
Adverbials of Frequency
Degrees of Comparisson
Demonstrative Pronouns
100
I (get up) at 7 a.m. every day
get up
100
This is my (mother) book
mother's
100
An adverbial of 0% frequency
never
100
comparative degree for "clever"
cleverer
100
singular an near
this
200
I (go) to Moscow last year
I went to Moscow last year
200
the toys/ the children
The children's toys
200
An adverbial of 100% frequency
always
200
The Alps are (high) than the Urals.
The Alps are higher that the Urals
200
singular and far
that
300
Look! The baby (sleep).
Look! The baby is sleeping
300
Our teacher/ table
Our teacher's table
300
Jane is not a pleasent person. She is ... in a bad mood.
always
300
She speaks Italian (good) than English.
She speaks Italian better than English.
300
... books near me are mine
These
400
I (already do) all the homework
I've already done all the homework
400
men/bags
men's bags
400
My sister usually drives to work with a friend. She ... drives alone.
seldom
400
I'm (old) my mother
I'm not as old as my mother
400
... books in the library were interesting
Those
500
You ... obey the police
must
500
Jane and Ann/ fathers
Jane's and Ann's fathers
500
Jane goes to the beach whenever she can. She ... misses a chance to go to the ocean.
never
500
My grandfather is ... older than I am.
much
500
... is a wonderful day, but I will always remember ... day
this; that