Towards the Aspect

We begin with the verbs to BE, to HAVE, to DO, and WILL, and work out the Simple, Progressive, and Perfect, along with the Affirmative, Negative, Interrogative, and Negative Interrogative.

Content

■→Chapter 1
Be, Have, and Do in fields of time

■→1.1. Basic exercises in fields of time

■→1.2. Mind practice

■→Chapter 2
Verb form „will”

■→2.1. Exercises for 1st i 2nd forms of verbs

■→Chapter 3
Verb Aspect, Simple, Progressive, and Perfect

■→3.1. Verb head and auxiliary roles

■→3.2. The person „you”

■→3.3. All persons and the Simple, Progressive, or Perfect

■→3.4. Simple, Progressive and Perfect in exercises

■→Chapter 4
Simple, Progressive, and Perfect like on a map

■→4.1. Grammar mapping exercises

■→Chapter 5
The affirmative, negative, and interrogative

■→5.1. The logic so far

■→5.2. Exercises in target grammatical time

■→5.3. Exercises in syntax

■→Appendixes
Materials extra for the entire course

■→1. What is a verb

■→2. Irregular verbs, high and low vowels

■→3. Irregular verbs, back and front vowels

■→Color code for easier reading and learning

■→This content is also available in Polish.←■

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