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Conditionals\n# Unit six\n## Linking clauses\n# Unit seven\n## Adjectives and adverbs\n# Unit eight\n## Nouns and articles\n# Unit nine\n## Determiners and pronouns\n# Unit ten\n## Noun clauses\n# Unit eleven\n## Relative clauses\n# Unit twelve\n## Emphasis\n# Unit thirteen\n## Reported speech","[{\"question\":\"How is the book organized for exam preparation?\",\"answer\":\"The content is divided into units with an entry test, an overview, multiple sections, vocabulary focus, and exam practice. 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