Inglés

Introducción al idioma
el alfabeto, consonantes y vocales, los números y su pronunciación. Estructuras básicas más habituales del idioma.

Basic i
be affirmative, yes/no questions, contractions, short answers, this/that/these/those, singular/plural, there is/there are, articles, negative, wh questions, affirmative, yes/no questions, short answers, negative, spelling changes, possessive, contractions, subject pronouns, object pronouns.

Basic ii
statements, questions, non-countable & quantifiers, countable nouns & quantifiers, statements, yes/no questions, wh questions, comparatives, superlatives, countable & non-countable nouns, regular verbs, irregular verbs, past simple questions, tag questions, auxiliaries: can, have to, may

basic iii
be able to, as (object), prepositions, must, had to, must not/don't have to, should, after verbs, after verbs, progressive vs. Simple, comparisons, form, will vs. Going to, simple present, present progressive, statements, questions and answers, after adjectives, after objects, as subject, frequency, gerund or infinitive, empty subject.

Intermediate i
statements q and a, present perfect progressive, with or without agent, object clauses, subject clauses, with or without relative pronouns, indirect form, contrast with other tenses, modals, noun clauses, adverbial clauses.

Intermediate ii
real, progressive, simple, review, statements and questions, time aspects, active, passive voice.

Intermediate iii
should/could have, past conditionals, non-restrictive, whoever, wherever, etc. , whose and where, might/may/must have, pairs, in short answers, mixed time conditionals.

Advanced i
future perfect, future progressive, perfect.

Advanced ii
cause and effect, contrast, had better vs. Would rather, there vs. It, sequence, do vs. Make, purpose and condition, order of adjectives, participial adjectives, present/past tenses.

Advanced iii
prepositions after verbs & adjectives, after verbs, so vs. Such, parallel structures, after adjectives, like vs. Mind, as connectors, and after passive.