When do we use ‘may’ and ‘might’? Can they be used in past forms too? Is ‘could’ similar in meaning to ‘may’ and ‘might’? Is ‘couldn’t’ similar in meaning to ‘may/might not’?

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What does ‘be used to’ mean? When do we use ‘be used to’? Can we use an infinitive after ‘be/get used to’?

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Which comes first in a sentence: the verb or the place? What comes first in a sentence: the time or the place? Where do we add words like ‘always’, ‘seldom’ and ‘never’?

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When do we use ‘used to’? What is the present form of ‘used to’? How do we form negatives and questions with ‘used to’?

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How do we add a positive remark to a positive statement? How can we make a positive addition to negative statements?

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In how may structures can a simple sentence be made? What is a direct object? What is an indirect object? What verbs are followed by ‘to’? What verbs are followed by ‘for’?

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