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Gerunds and Infinitives: Common Verb Patterns
Learn common -ing and to-infinitive patterns, verbs after prepositions and purpose with to. Compare stop doing with stop to do in six explained checks.
Second Conditional: Imagining Different Situations
Use if + past form and would + base verb to imagine present or future alternatives, offer advice, and complete six explained checks.
Past Simple vs Past Continuous
Understand past events and background actions, when and while, and was/were + -ing with timelines and six explained checks.
Imperatives: Clear Instructions with Verb, Don't and Let's
Give clear instructions, say what not to do and make shared suggestions. Includes a four-step visual and six explained checks.
Too and Enough: Describing Limits and What You Need
Learn too and enough with adjectives, adverbs and nouns. Explain limits, compare very with too and practise six checks with answers and explanations.
Hedging and Degrees of Certainty
Calibrate English claims to evidence with may, likely, appear and tend to. Distinguish findings, interpretations and forecasts without over-hedging.
Polite Disagreement and Diplomatic Language
Disagree clearly and respectfully in English. Acknowledge concerns, explain reasons, offer alternatives and keep necessary boundaries.
Cohesive Paragraphs: Reference, Substitution and Linking Ideas
Build clear B2 paragraphs with reliable reference, useful substitution and logical connectors. Practise editing and compare explained models.
Clarifying and Checking Understanding in English
Ask focused questions, repair names and numbers, and confirm instructions with useful B1 English conversation patterns.
Connected Speech: Weak Forms and Linking
Hear familiar English words in natural speech. Learn weak forms, consonant-to-vowel linking and a practical listen-and-shadow routine.
Passive Voice: Describing Processes and What Happens
Learn present and past simple passives, choose useful agents, and practise changing focus with six explained checks.
Past Simple: Regular and Irregular Verbs
Learn past simple forms, did and was/were, spelling rules and three -ed sounds, with recorded examples and six explained checks.
Must, Have To and Should: Rules and Advice
Learn must, have to and should for rules and advice. Compare mustn’t with don’t have to, practise past obligation and try six explained checks.
Subject, Object and Possessive Pronouns
Choose I or me, my or mine, and clear pronoun references. Includes a visual reference, six explained checks and a practical self-check.
Future Time Clauses: When, Until, Before and As Soon As
Connect future events with when, before, after, until and as soon as. Learn the time-clause pattern and its question exceptions with 12 explained checks.
Present Perfect Simple or Continuous? Results, Activities and Duration
Choose present perfect simple or continuous from the intended focus: completed results, activity, duration and present evidence. Includes 12 explained checks.
Advanced Comparisons: Much Better, Twice as Fast and The More
Express the size of a difference, proportion and linked change accurately.
Past Perfect: Show What Happened Before Another Past Event
Use past perfect to look back from a past event. Learn had + participle, compare clear past-simple sequences and practise 12 explained checks.
Embedded Questions: Do You Know Where It Is?
Put questions inside requests, statements and reports using statement order and whether/if.
Adjective or Adverb? Describe People, Things and Actions
Choose adjectives for people and things and adverbs for actions. Practise linking verbs, good/well, fast and hard/hardly in twelve explained checks.
Subject–Verb Agreement: Find the Subject, Choose the Verb
Find the subject head before choosing is/are, has/have, do/does or present-simple endings. Includes twelve explained checks and a two-pass proofreading routine.
Compound Nouns: Coffee Cups, Bus Stops and Other Everyday Things
Understand everyday compound nouns by finding the head, checking purpose versus contents and forming clear plurals. Includes ten explained checks.
Reporting Verbs: Suggest Doing, Advise Someone To and More
Choose a reporting verb that preserves the speaker’s intention and use its correct complement pattern.
Both, Either and Neither: Talking About Two Choices
Use both, either and neither to include, choose between or exclude two options. Includes noun patterns, paired connectors and ten explained checks.
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