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 \nSECTION 2 Inversion after negative adverbs118  \nSECTION 3 Making comparisons120  \nVocabulary  \nSECTION 4 Differences and similarities122  \nSECTION 5 Sentence adverbs124  \n126  \nExam practice 7  \n■Unit eight  \n128  \nNouns and articles  ","cbCaiueLeLbQzMPK","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiueLeLbQzMPK","pdf",14745453,288,"English","# Syllabus map\n# Introduction\n# Unit one\n## Problem tenses\n## Overview\n## Vocabulary\n## Exam practice 1\n# Unit two\n## Passives\n## Overview\n## Vocabulary\n## Exam practice 2\n# Unit three\n## Modal verbs 1\n## Overview\n## Vocabulary\n## Exam practice 3\n# Unit four\n## Modal verbs 2\n## Overview\n## Vocabulary\n## Exam practice 4\n# Unit five\n## Subjunctives and Unreal Past; Conditionals\n## Vocabulary\n## Exam practice 5\n# Unit six\n## Linking clauses\n## Time and Reason\n## Vocabulary\n## Exam practice 6\n# Unit seven\n## Adjectives and adverbs\n## Overview\n## Vocabulary\n## Exam practice 7\n# Unit eight\n## Nouns and articles\n## Overview\n## Vocabulary\n## Exam practice 8\n# Unit nine\n## Determiners and pronouns\n## Overview\n## Vocabulary\n## Exam practice 9\n# Unit ten\n## Noun clauses\n## Overview\n## Vocabulary\n## Exam practice 10\n# Unit eleven\n## Relative clauses\n## Overview\n## Vocabulary\n## Exam practice 11\n# Unit twelve\n## Emphasis\n## Overview\n## Vocabulary\n## Exam practice 12\n# Unit thirteen\n## Reported speech\n## Overview\n## Vocabulary","[{\"question\":\"What grammar topics are covered in Unit one?\",\"answer\":\"Unit one focuses on problem tenses, including Present Perfect and other perfect forms, continuous forms, and the future. 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