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Он всегда приходит вовремя.
He always arrives on time.
Она быстро закончила задание.
She quickly finished the task.
Мы редко обсуждаем такие темы.
We rarely discuss such topics.
Он часто помогает своим коллегам.
He often helps his colleagues.
Эта задача была выполнена очень аккуратно.
This task was done very carefully.
Она обычно работает из дома.
She usually works from home.
Мы точно следовали инструкции.
We followed the instructions exactly.
Он медленно учится новому.
He learns new things slowly.
Я полностью поддерживаю твою идею.
I completely support your idea.
Мы едва успели к началу встречи.
We barely made it to the start of the meeting.
Он никогда не пропускает дедлайны.
He never misses deadlines.
Она недостаточно подготовилась к интервью.
She didn’t prepare enough for the interview.
Они редко делятся своим мнением.
They rarely share their opinions.
Мы неохотно согласились с этим решением.
We reluctantly agreed with this decision.
Он совсем не участвовал в обсуждении.
He didn’t participate in the discussion at all.
Я почти никогда не опаздываю.
I almost never arrive late.
Она недостаточно ясно объяснила свою точку зрения.
She didn’t explain her point of view clearly enough.
Он совершенно не был готов к встрече.
He wasn’t prepared for the meeting at all.
Я едва успел закончить отчет.
I barely managed to finish the report.
Они абсолютно не правы.
They are absolutely wrong.
Ты всегда работаешь так усердно?
Do you always work so hard?
Как часто вы встречаетесь с клиентами?
How often do you meet with clients?
Ты действительно уверен в своем решении?
Are you really confident in your decision?
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Past simple or present perfect?100
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However, although, because, so, and time connectors25
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Comparative and superlative adjectives and adverbs30
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Something, anything, nothing50
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too," "too much," "too many30
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too," "too much," "too many30
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most," "most of," and "the most25
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infinitives and gerunds50
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for or to ?40
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however, although, because, so, and time connectors40
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present continuous for future arrangements40
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present perfect40
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Have to, don’t have to, must, mustn’t40
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should40
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anything, something and etc40
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Too, too much, too many, enough40
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adjectives50
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adverbs41
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past perfect40
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Used to, didn’t use to – past habits and states40
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Too, too much, too many, enough45
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have to, must20
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should20
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