English PE-52: Conjunctions: and, but, or, so, because The words that join ideas into real sentences — and the although/but mistake that comes straight from Uzbek.
English PE-51: Modal Verbs: The Full Strength Scale Every modal on one page, arranged by strength — obligation, certainty and ability — plus how each one moves into the past.
English PE-50: shall, will, would: Willingness and Habit Three related modals and their less obvious jobs — offering with shall, refusing with won't, being polite with would, and the 'd that hides two words.
English PE-49: Polite Requests, Offers and Permission The same request at five levels of politeness — how to ask, offer and invite in English without ever sounding rude by accident.
English PE-48: Modals in the Past: must have, should have, could have Regret, criticism and detective work about yesterday — modal + have + V3, the structure that lets you talk about what did or didn't happen.
English PE-47: Modals of Deduction: must be, can't be, might be Thinking like a detective in English: how to say how sure you are about something you cannot see — and why 'mustn't be' is never the opposite of 'must be'.
English PE-46: should, ought to, had better: Advice How to tell someone what to do without ordering them — three levels of advice, from a gentle suggestion to a serious warning.
English PE-45: mustn't vs don't have to: The Dangerous Pair Two negatives that look like a pair but mean opposite things — one forbids, the other frees you. In Uzbek: 'mumkin emas' and 'shart emas'.
English PE-44: must, have to, need to: Obligation Who says you have to? The difference between the rule inside your head and the rule on the wall — and why must has no past tense.
English PE-43: may, might, could: Possibility How sure are you? The modals that sit at 50% — plus the maybe / may be trap that catches almost every learner.
English PE-42: can, could, be able to: Ability Your first modal verbs — and the rules that govern all of them. Plus the difference between 'I could swim' and 'I was able to escape'.
English PE-41: The 12 Tenses: The Complete Map Every English tense on one page. Not twelve things to memorise — three times multiplied by four aspects, and one verb shown through all of them.
