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SET 1
Grammar 1 Present simple of be  (am, is, are)

Grammar 2 Present simple: affirmative; frequency adverbs (I like, she plays; always, usually)

Grammar 3 Present simple: negative and questions (I don't like... Do you walk?)

Grammar 4 Present continuous: affirmative (I'm waiting.)

Grammar 5 Present continuous: negative and questions (I'm not waiting. Is he waiting?)

Grammar 6 Present continuous and present simple (I am watching; I watch)

Checkpoint 1 Units 1-6

SET 2

Grammar 7 Past simple (regular verbs): affirmative (I watched)

Grammar 8 Past simple (regular verbs): negative and questions (I didn't start; did you start?)

Grammar 9 Past simple (irregular verbs): affirmative (I went)

Grammar 10 Past simple (irregular verbs): negative and questions (We didn't go. Did you go?)

Grammar 11 Past simple of be (I was, you were)

Grammar 12 Past continuous: all forms (I was eating. He wasn't eating. Were you eating?)

Checkpoint 2 Units 7-12

SET 4 

Grammar 19 Be going to: plans and predictions (It’s going to rain.)

Grammar 20 Will: predictions  (I'II be late.)

Grammar 21 Will: promises, decisions, refusing (I'II see you at 7.30.)

Grammar 22  Will or going to?

Grammar 23 Present continuous: future use

Grammar 24 Future time words

Checkpoint 4 Units 19-24

SET 5

Grammar 25 Reported speech and past perfect (She said that she was leaving. I had started)

Grammar 26  Passive 1 (A lot of money is spent)

Grammar 27  Passive 2: agent (Peter was kidnapped by aliens.)

Grammar 28  Imperatives (Stand up!)

Grammar 29 Gerunds (Jogging is good fun!)

Grammar 30 Contractions (I’m, you're, he’s)

Checkpoint 5 Units 25-30

SET 6 

Grammar 31 Zero conditional and conditional 1(If I have a cold, I stay at home.)

Grammar 32 Conditional 2 (If I knew the answer, I would tell them.)

Grammar 33 Conditionals 1 and 2 (If you fall, you’ll hurt yourself. If you fell, you’d hurt yourself.)

Grammar 34 Yes/по questions and short answers (Did I pass the test? Yes, you did.)

Grammar 35 Wh- questions; subject and object questions (Who is that? What eats fish?)

Grammar 36 Tag questions (You like chips, don’t you?)

Checkpoints Units 31-36 

SET 7

Grammar 37 Modals: ability and possibility (can, can't, cannot)

Grammar 38 Modals: obligation (must, have to, should)

Grammar 39 Modals: negative obligation (mustn't, don't have to, shouldn't)

Grammar 40 Modals: past (could, couldn't, had to, didn't have to)

Grammar 41 Modals: possibility, uncertainty, impossibility, certainty (might, may, could, can't, must)

Grammar 42 Modals: main points 

Checkpoint Units 37-42

SET 8

Grammar 43 Plural nouns 

Grammar 44 Countable and uncountable nouns 1 (a, an, some, any)

Grammar 45 Countable and uncountable nouns 2 (a coffee / some coffee)

Grammar 46 much, many 

Grammar 47 too much, too many, enough 

Grammar 48 Numbers 

Checkpoints Units 43-48

SET 9 

Grammar 49 Prepositions of place and movement (in, on, at, to, into)

Grammar 50 Prepositions and adverbials of place and position (inside, outside, out of, near)

Grammar 51 Articles 1 (a/an, the)

Grammar 52 Articles 2: zero article 

Grammar 53 Pronouns 1 (I, me, mine, this, one)

Grammar 54 Pronouns 2 (somebody, anybody, nobody, everybody, none, nothing)

Checkpoint 9 Units 49-54

SET 10

Grammar 55 Possession 1(This is my hike.)

Grammar 56 Possession 2 (Jane's house; the roof of the house)

Grammar 57 Adjectives

Grammar 58 Order of adjectives; adjectives with -ed or -ing

Grammar 59 Making comparisons 1: comparative adjectives (Lisa is older than Clara.)

Grammar 60 Making comparisons 2: superlative adjectives (She is the fastest runner.)

Checkpoint 10 Units 55-60

SET 12
Grammar 67 Functions 1: advice, agreeing/disagreeing, apologizing, replying

Grammar 68 Functions 2: descriptions, directions, excuses, greetings

Grammar 69 Functions 3: asking for information, invitations, offers, permission 

Grammar 70 Functions 4: preferences, promises, reminders, requesting, suggesting, warning

Grammar 71 Calendar

Grammar 72 Time 

Checkpoint 12 Units 67–72