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    The document contains a schedule for the days of the week with various English grammar topics listed for each day such as simple past tense, modal verbs, adverbs, and comparisons. Monday's topics include simple past tense, compound nouns, and phrasal verbs. Tuesday covers modal verbs, embedded questions, and infinitives/gerunds. Wednesday's topics are adverbs of quantity, indirect questions, and adjectives from nouns.

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    The document contains a schedule for the days of the week with various English grammar topics listed for each day such as simple past tense, modal verbs, adverbs, and comparisons. Monday's topics include simple past tense, compound nouns, and phrasal verbs. Tuesday covers modal verbs, embedded questions, and infinitives/gerunds. Wednesday's topics are adverbs of quantity, indirect questions, and adjectives from nouns.

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    Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday

    Uploaded by

    Juan Sebastian Torres
    The document contains a schedule for the days of the week with various English grammar topics listed for each day such as simple past tense, modal verbs, adverbs, and comparisons. Monday's topics include simple past tense, compound nouns, and phrasal verbs. Tuesday covers modal verbs, embedded questions, and infinitives/gerunds. Wednesday's topics are adverbs of quantity, indirect questions, and adjectives from nouns.

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    MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY

    Simple past used to Modal verb Adverbs of Evaluation Simple past Modals
    Should quintity and vs Present
    comparisons perfec

    To be used Compound Embedded Indirect Wish Be going to - Must have to


    to nouns questions questions will

    MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY

    Phrasal Infinitives Adjectives from Gerunds short past Present perfect


    verbs and gerunds nouns responses Because continuos continuos

    past adjectives
    requesti Adverbial Verbs follow Passive and continuos vs comparative and
    with modals clauses First conditional gerunds active voice simple past superlatives

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