Grammatica unit 3
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The document summarizes grammar rules for past simple vs present perfect tense, future tense, question tags, ability and obligation modal verbs, conditional sentences, wanting and expecting something from someone, giving advice, possessive determiners, and adjectives vs adverbs. Key points covered include the forms, uses, and examples of these grammar structures in English.
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