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- Chapter 125
- 1.0Introduction to the Communicative English
- 1.1Basic Sentence Structure
- 1.2Parts of Speech
- 1.3Conjunctions
- 1.4Prepositions
- 1.5Tenses in English
- 1.6Sentence Types
- 1.7Clauses and Phrases
- 1.8Modifiers
- 1.9Subject-Verb Agreement
- 1.10Relative Clauses
- 1.11Modal Verbs
- 1.12Passive Voice
- 1.13Direct and Indirect Speech
- 1.14Conditional Sentences
- 1.15Illustration
- 1.16Illustration Video
- 1.17Example Sentences: All Tenses
- 1.18Uses of all Tenses
- 1.19Exercise 1 – Tenses
- 1.20Exercise 1 – Tenses Answers
- 1.21Exercise 2 – Tenses
- 1.22Exercise 2 – Tenses Answers
- 1.23List of Common Adjectives and Synonyms
- 1.24Modal verbs versatility
- Chapter 211
- Chapter 3Essential Phrases15
- 3.0Phrases to Say Hello and Goodbye
- 3.1Phrases to Say Yes and No
- 3.2Phrases to Ask How Someone Is
- 3.3Phrases to Say How You Are
- 3.4Phrases to Say Thank You
- 3.5Phrases to Respond to “Thank You”
- 3.6Phrases for Apologizing
- 3.7Phrases to Respond to an Apology
- 3.8Phrases to Start a Conversation Politely
- 3.9Phrase to End a Conversation Politely
- 3.10Phrases for Asking for Information
- 3.11Phrases for Giving Information
- 3.12Phrases for Responding to Good News
- 3.13Phrases for Responding to Bad News
- 3.14Phrases to Make a Suggestion
- Chapter 49
- Chapter 510
- 5.0Introduction to Email Communication
- 5.1Audience and Purpose
- 5.2Formal Email Writing Guide
- 5.3Informal Email Writing Guide
- 5.4Email Etiquette
- 5.5Managing Attachments and Links in Emails
- 5.6Handling Requests and Inquiries
- 5.7Email Communication for Specific Purposes
- 5.8Technology and Tools for Email Communication
- 5.9Sample