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    This document outlines the contents of an English IV course, including grammar topics such as time contrast, conditionals, gerunds, passive voice, participles, relative clauses, modals, and tenses. It also provides details on a speaking project where students must talk about a famous place in Colombia using passive voice, relative clauses, and conditionals.

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    ENGLISH IV

    CONTENTS

    Time contrast (Units 9, 15 and 10)


    Zero and First Conditionals
    Second conditional
    Gerunds
    Short responses; so do I …

    Passive voice – simple present and simple past (Units 11, 13 and 14)
    Participles as adjectives
    Relative clauses
    Modals and adverbs (might, may, could, must, maybe, perhaps, possibly, probably, definitely)

    Simple past vs. past continuous (Units 12 and 16)


    Reported Speech - Request

    SPEAKING PROJECT

    TALK ABOUT A FAMOUS PLACE IN COLOMBIA USING PASSIVE VOICE,


    RELATIVE CLASES AND CONDITIONALS.

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