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Build the foundations of English with everyday vocabulary, essential grammar and real-life conversations.

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167 topics

VOCABULARYA1

Alphabet, Numbers, Dates & Prices

The small words and numbers you need for names, dates and money.

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GRAMMARA1

Present Simple of To Be: am, is, are

The most important verb in English — and the one you will use in every conversation.

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GRAMMARA1

Nouns, Articles & Demonstratives

How to talk about things: singulars, plurals, and pointing things out.

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EVERYDAYA1

There is / There are & Prepositions of Place

Describing what exists around you and exactly where things are.

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GRAMMARA1

Possession: 's, Have Got & Object Pronouns

Talking about family, ownership, and directing actions at people.

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GRAMMARA1

Present Simple: I do, I don't, Do I?

Using do/does for routines, habits, and general truths in the Present Simple.

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EVERYDAYA1

Routines: Present Simple & Time

Describing your daily life, habits, and schedules.

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TRAVELA1

Abilities, Rules & Directions

Talking about what you can do and telling people where to go.

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EVERYDAYA1

Preferences & Basic Transactions

Saying what you like doing and ordering food politely.

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GRAMMARA1

Present Continuous vs Present Simple

The difference between what happens every day and what is happening right now.

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GRAMMARA1

Quantifiers, Past & Future

A complete integration of comparing things, talking about yesterday, and planning tomorrow.

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GRAMMARA2

Articles: a, an & the

A small set of rules that carries most everyday sentences.

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GRAMMARB1

First & Second Conditionals

Talking about real plans and unreal possibilities.

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GRAMMARB1

Present Perfect vs Past Simple

When "I have seen" is right — and when it is not.

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GRAMMARA1

Present Continuous: I'm doing, I'm not doing, Are you doing?

Describe what is happening right now, at this exact moment.

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GRAMMARA1

Was / Were: Past Simple of 'To Be'

Learn how to talk about where you were, how you felt, and who you were with in the past.

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GRAMMARA1

Past Simple: Regular & Irregular Verbs

Talk about finished past events using regular -ed verbs and key irregular verbs.

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GRAMMARA1

Past Simple: Negatives & Questions

Learn how to ask questions and say what did not happen in the past using did and didn't.

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GRAMMARA1

'Will' & 'Shall': Future

Learn how to make promises, quick decisions, offers, and suggestions for the future.

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GRAMMARA1

Be Going To: Plans & Predictions

Learn how to talk about your plans, intentions, and make future predictions based on evidence.

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GRAMMARA1

Verbs + to + infinitive and verbs + -ing

Learn which verbs are followed by 'to' and which are followed by '-ing'.

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GRAMMARA1

Connecting Ideas: And, But, Or, So, Because

Learn how to link short sentences together into longer, more natural English phrases.

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GRAMMARA1

At, in, on: Prepositions of place

Learn how to use at, in, and on to talk about locations and places.

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GRAMMARA1

Subject Pronouns & Possessive Adjectives

Who is doing the action, and whose thing is it? I/my, you/your.

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GRAMMARA1

Object vs Subject Pronouns: Me or I?

Know when to use I, she, he, and when to use me, her, him.

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GRAMMARA1

Some, Any & Countable/Uncountable Nouns

How to talk about quantities when you don't have an exact number.

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GRAMMARA1

Much, Many, A lot of, A little, A few

Words to express big and small quantities.

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GRAMMARA1

There is / There are (Present & Past)

How to say that something exists in the present and in the past.

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GRAMMARA1

There vs It

When to use 'There is' and when to use 'It is'.

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GRAMMARA1

This vs It

How to introduce things vs how to talk about them.

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GRAMMARA1

Adjectives: old, interesting, expensive

How to use describing words and where to put them in a sentence.

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GRAMMARA1

Adverbs vs Adjectives

Describing things vs describing actions (slow vs slowly).

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GRAMMARA1

Comparative Adjectives: older than, more expensive

How to compare two people, places, or things.

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GRAMMARA1

Superlative Adjectives: the oldest, the most expensive

How to talk about the #1 thing in a group.

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GRAMMARA1

Questions: Word order and question words

Learn how to ask questions correctly with 'what', 'where', 'when', 'who', 'why', and 'how'.

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GRAMMARA1

Basic word order in English

Learn how to structure sentences using Subject, Verb, Object, Place, and Time.

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GRAMMARA2

Present perfect: Form and use

Learn how to connect the past to the present with the present perfect.

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GRAMMARA2

Past continuous and past simple

Learn how to talk about interrupted actions in the past using when and while.

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GRAMMARA2

The Past Perfect: Before the Past

Learn how to use 'had' + past participle to talk about actions that happened before another action in the past.

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GRAMMARA2

Future: Will vs. Be Going To

Learn the difference between spontaneous decisions ('will') and future plans ('going to').

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GRAMMARA2

Present Continuous for Future Arrangements

Learn how to use the present continuous to talk about confirmed plans for the future.

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GRAMMARA2

Review of All Verb Tenses

Review and master present, past, and future tenses to talk about any situation.

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GRAMMARA2

Have to, don't have to, must, mustn't

Learn how to talk about obligation, lack of obligation, and prohibition.

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GRAMMARA2

Should and Shouldn't

Learn how to give advice and recommendations in English.

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GRAMMARA2

Might / Might Not: Possibility

Learn how to express present and future possibility using might and might not.

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GRAMMARA2

May and might: What's the difference?

Learn how to use may and might to talk about possibility and permission.

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GRAMMARA2

Used to, didn't use to: Past habits and states

Talk about past habits and states that are no longer true today.

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GRAMMARA2

How to use the verb 'go' in English

Master the common patterns for the verb 'go' to talk about travel, activities, and daily routines.

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VOCABULARYA2

The Different Uses of 'Get'

Master the most versatile verb in English: get.

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VOCABULARYA2

'Do' vs 'Make': What's the difference?

Learn when to use 'do' for actions and 'make' for creating things.

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GRAMMARA2

Verbs with Two Objects

Learn how to use verbs that take a direct and an indirect object.

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GRAMMARA2

Stative vs Dynamic Verbs

Learn which verbs can and cannot be used in the -ing form.

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GRAMMARA2

Phrasal verbs: Transitive and intransitive, separable and inseparable

Learn how to use different types of phrasal verbs correctly.

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GRAMMARA2

Present and past simple passive: be + past participle

Learn how to focus on actions and objects using the passive voice.

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GRAMMARA2

Reported speech / Indirect speech

Learn how to tell others what someone else said by shifting tenses back.

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GRAMMARA2

Expressing purpose with 'to' and 'for'

Learn how to explain why you do something using 'to' and 'for'.

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GRAMMARA2

Something, anything, nothing: Indefinite Pronouns

Learn how to talk about people, places, and things when you don't know exactly who, where, or what they are.

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GRAMMARA2

Too, too much, too many, enough

Learn how to express quantity and sufficiency correctly.

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GRAMMARA2

Most, Most of, The Most

Learn how to talk about the majority of things and the maximum amount.

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GRAMMARA2

Defining Relative Clauses: Who, which, that, where

Learn how to connect sentences and add essential information about people, things, and places.

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GRAMMARA2

So do I / Neither do I

Learn how to agree with positive and negative statements like a native speaker.

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GRAMMARA2

Auxiliary verbs: do, be and have

Master the helper verbs used to make questions, negatives, and complex tenses.

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GRAMMARA2

No longer, any longer, and anymore

Learn how to talk about things that have stopped happening.

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GRAMMARA2

However, although, because, so, and time connectors

Learn how to connect your ideas to speak more naturally and logically.

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GRAMMARA2

Prepositions of Movement

Learn how to describe movement using along, across, over, and more.

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GRAMMARA2

On time vs In time, At the end vs In the end

Learn the exact difference between arriving punctually and arriving early enough.

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GRAMMARA2

Subject questions, questions with preposition

Learn how to ask questions about the subject and how to end questions with prepositions.

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GRAMMARA2

Present Simple vs Continuous (Advanced)

Master state verbs and express annoying habits with 'always'.

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GRAMMARA2

Present Perfect vs Past Simple (Advanced)

Master the difference between finished and unfinished time using signal words.

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GRAMMARA2

Review: Past Simple

Master complex irregular verbs and narrate sequences of events.

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GRAMMARA2

First Conditional & Future Clauses

Learn how to talk about realistic future consequences and conditions.

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GRAMMARA2

Second Conditional (Advanced)

Talk about hypothetical situations and give advice using 'If I were you'.

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GRAMMARA2

Verb Patterns: Infinitives & Gerunds

Master tricky verbs like stop, remember, and forget that change meaning depending on whether they take an -ing verb or 'to'.

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GRAMMARA2

Review: Pronouns & Possessives

Review when to use my/your and when to use mine/yours to talk about possession clearly.

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GRAMMARA2

Review: Quantifiers (Little vs A little)

Master the difference between positive and negative quantifiers like a few and little.

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GRAMMARA2

Review: Comparatives & Superlatives

Master comparisons in English: as...as, less...than, and important irregular forms.

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GRAMMARA2

Question Forms (Advanced)

Learn how to ask questions politely using embedded and indirect question forms.

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GRAMMARB1

Present Simple vs Present Continuous

Understand state verbs and dynamic meaning changes to talk about right now versus in general.

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GRAMMARB1

Past simple vs. Present perfect

Know exactly when to use the past simple and the present perfect.

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GRAMMARB1

Present Perfect Simple vs. Continuous

Learn the difference between completed results and ongoing activities.

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GRAMMARB1

Past simple, past continuous, past perfect

Tell engaging stories using the right past tenses.

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GRAMMARB1

Future forms: Will, be going to, present continuous

Master the nuances between predictions, intentions, and fixed arrangements.

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GRAMMARB1

Review of all verb tenses B1

A comprehensive review of the verb tenses you need for the B1 level.

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GRAMMARB1

Have to, must, should: Obligation, prohibition, necessity, advice

Learn how to express rules, give strong advice, and talk about what is necessary.

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GRAMMARB1

Can, could, be able to: Ability and possibility

Learn how to talk about ability and managing difficult situations.

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GRAMMARB1

Modals of Deduction: Must, Might, Could, Can't

Learn how to make logical guesses about present situations using must, might, could, and can't.

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GRAMMARB1

Used to, Be used to, Get used to

Talk about habits and adapting to new situations.

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GRAMMARB1

Had better and It's time

Learn to give strong advice and talk about delayed actions.

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GRAMMARB1

Would rather & Would sooner

Learn how to express preferences using would rather and would sooner.

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VOCABULARYB1

B1 Phrasal verbs 1: Exercises and explanation

Master common B1 phrasal verbs for daily life.

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VOCABULARYB1

B1 Phrasal verbs 2: Exercises and explanation

Learn more common phrasal verbs like put off, carry on, and turn out.

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VOCABULARYB1

Phrasal verbs 3: Exercises and explanation

Learn and practice common B1 phrasal verbs for everyday situations.

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GRAMMARB1

First Conditional and Future Time Clauses

Learn how to talk about real future possibilities and conditions using when, as soon as, unless, and until.

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GRAMMARB1

Second conditional: Unreal situations

Learn how to talk about imaginary situations and give advice using 'If I were you'.

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GRAMMARB1

First and Second Conditionals

Learn how to talk about real possibilities and unreal situations.

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GRAMMARB1

Third conditional: Past unreal situations

Learn how to talk about imaginary past situations, alternative outcomes, and regrets.

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GRAMMARB1

Passive verb forms

Learn how to focus on actions and results rather than who did them across multiple tenses.

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GRAMMARB1

Active vs. Passive Voice

Learn when and why to use the passive voice to emphasize actions, objects, or formal contexts.

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GRAMMARB1

Indirect / Reported Speech

Learn how to report what someone else said by backshifting tenses.

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GRAMMARB1

Gerund or Infinitive: Do, to do, doing

Master when to use verbs with -ing and when to use to + verb, especially those that change meaning.

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GRAMMARB1

Advanced Rules: A(n), The, and No Article

Master when to use articles with geographical names, generic nouns, and institutions.

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GRAMMARB1

Reflexive pronouns: Myself, yourself

Learn how to use reflexive pronouns correctly and avoid common mistakes with verbs like wash or shave.

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GRAMMARB1

Much, many, a lot, little, few, some, any, no: Quantifiers

Master the subtle differences between quantifiers to talk about amounts accurately.

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GRAMMARB1

All and Both: Word Order

Learn how to correctly position 'all' and 'both' with nouns and pronouns.

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GRAMMARB1

Both, either, neither: Quantifiers

Learn how to compare two things using both...and, either...or, and neither...nor.

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GRAMMARB1

Any, no, none: Quantifiers

Master the difference between any, no, and none to talk about zero quantities correctly.

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GRAMMARB1

Another, other, others, the other, the others

Master how to talk about alternatives, additional things, and remaining options in English.

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GRAMMARB1

Defining and non-defining relative clauses

Learn how to use relative clauses to identify people or things, or to give extra information.

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GRAMMARB1

Question tags: Aren't you? Do you?

Confirm information and keep conversations going using question tags.

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GRAMMARB1

Comparative and Superlative Adjectives and Adverbs

Learn how to compare actions and things like a native.

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GRAMMARB1

-Ed/-ing adjectives: Adjectives from verbs

Learn when to use adjectives ending in -ed versus -ing to describe feelings and situations.

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GRAMMARB1

So, such, so much, so many

Learn how to use intensifiers to add emphasis to adjectives and nouns.

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GRAMMARB1

Compound Adjectives with Numbers

Learn how to use hyphenated compound adjectives like 'a two-day trip' correctly.

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GRAMMARB1

Clauses of Contrast, Purpose, and Reason

Learn how to connect ideas using although, to, because, and more.

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GRAMMARB1

Verbs + Prepositions

Master common verb and preposition combinations to sound more natural in English.

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VOCABULARYB1

Adjective + Preposition

Master common adjectives and their prepositions.

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GRAMMARB1

During, for, while

Learn how to talk about time and duration correctly.

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GRAMMARB1

For, since, from: What’s the difference?

Learn how to express time correctly using for, since, and from.

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GRAMMARB1+

Present Perfect Simple vs. Continuous

Master the difference between completed actions and ongoing activities.

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GRAMMARB1+

Narrative tenses: All past tenses

Combine different past tenses to tell engaging stories.

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GRAMMARB1+

Future Continuous and Future Perfect

Learn to distinguish between actions in progress and completed actions in the future.

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GRAMMARB1+

Review of All Verb Tenses

Master the present, past, and future tenses by avoiding common mistakes.

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GRAMMARB1+

Needn't, don't need to, didn't need to, needn't have

Learn how to express lack of obligation in the present and past.

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GRAMMARB1+

Past Modal Verbs of Deduction

Learn how to make deductions and guesses about the past using must have, might have, and can't have.

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GRAMMARB1+

Probability without Modals: Likely, Bound, Definitely

Express how sure you are about the future using phrases and adverbs.

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GRAMMARB1+

Used to, be used to, and get used to

Learn how to talk about past habits, being accustomed to things, and the process of adapting.

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GRAMMARB1+

Would and Used To: Past Habits

Learn how to talk about repeated actions and habits in the past like a native.

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GRAMMARB1+

Verbs of the senses: Look, sound, feel, etc.

Learn how to use look, sound, feel, taste, and smell with adjectives, nouns, and clauses.

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VOCABULARYB1+

Do or Make: Which is it?

Master the difference between these tricky verbs for activities, duties, creating, and communicating.

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GRAMMARB1+

Zero and First Conditional & Future Time Clauses

Talk about facts, real future possibilities, and conditions.

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GRAMMARB1+

When I do vs When I have done

Master future time clauses to talk about sequences of events.

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GRAMMARB1+

Second and third conditionals: Unreal conditionals

Master hypothetical situations in the present and past.

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GRAMMARB1+

Wishes and regrets: I wish / if only

Express wishes for the present, regrets about the past, and complaints about behavior.

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GRAMMARB2

Narrative Tenses, Used to, and Would

Combine four past tenses and advanced linking words to tell engaging, sophisticated stories.

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GRAMMARB2

Future forms: Expressing future time

Master the nuances of predicting, planning, and arranging future events.

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GRAMMARB2

Other Ways to Express Future

Learn how to express the future using 'be about to', 'be due to', and 'be to'.

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GRAMMARB2

Future in the Past

Learn how to talk about past plans, intentions, and predictions that were in the future at a point in the past.

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GRAMMARB2

Modal verbs: Permission, Obligation, Prohibition, Necessity

Master advanced modal verbs to express rules, duties, and permissions.

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GRAMMARB2

Speculation and Deduction: Modal verbs

Express certainty, possibility, and make deductions in English.

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GRAMMARB2

Verbs of the Senses

Master verbs of the senses in advanced structures to sound more natural.

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VOCABULARYB2

Get: Different Meanings

Master the most versatile verb in English, from its basic meanings to B2 phrasal verbs like get over and get away with.

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GRAMMARB2

Advanced Conditionals: Mixed, Alternatives, and Inversion

Master mixed conditionals, alternatives to 'if' like 'provided that', and formal conditional inversion.

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GRAMMARB2

Mixed Conditionals

Master hypothetical past events and their present consequences, or vice versa.

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GRAMMARB2

Wish, rather, if only, it's time

Learn how to use past tenses for unreal situations in the present or future.

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GRAMMARB2

Conditionals Without IF

Learn to use unless, even if, provided that, and as long as.

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GRAMMARB2

Distancing: Expressions and passive of reporting verbs

Learn how to report news, rumors, and beliefs objectively using distancing expressions and passive structures.

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GRAMMARB2

Passive Verbs with Two Objects

Learn how to use passive sentences when verbs have both a direct and an indirect object.

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GRAMMARB2

Verb + Object + Infinitive or Gerund

Master complex verb patterns involving an object before the next verb.

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GRAMMARB2

Gerunds and infinitives: Complex forms

Master perfect, passive, and continuous forms of gerunds and infinitives to express yourself with advanced precision.

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GRAMMARB2

Reflexive and Reciprocal Pronouns

Express actions done to oneself and mutual actions done to each other.

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GRAMMARB2

Generic or Common-Gender Pronouns

Use they, them, and their correctly when referring to a singular person of unknown or unspecified gender.

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GRAMMARB2

Compound Nouns and Advanced Possessives

Learn how to combine nouns and express complex possession in English.

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GRAMMARB2

Possessive ’s with Time Expressions

Learn how to use the possessive 's with time expressions.

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GRAMMARB2

Relative Clauses: Defining and Non-defining

Learn how to add essential and extra information using relative clauses.

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GRAMMARB2

‘There’ and ‘it’: Preparatory subjects

Master the use of 'there' and 'it' as preparatory subjects in complex sentences.

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GRAMMARB2

Have: Auxiliary or Main Verb?

Understand the difference between 'have' as an action verb and 'have' as an auxiliary verb, and how to use them correctly.

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GRAMMARB2

Ellipsis and Substitution

Learn how to avoid repetition by leaving words out or replacing them with shorter ones in advanced contexts.

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GRAMMARB2

Modifying Comparatives

Learn how to use words like 'slightly', 'significantly', and 'far' to make your comparisons more precise.

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GRAMMARB2

Compound Adjectives

Master compound adjectives to make your descriptions more precise and natural.

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GRAMMARB2

Inversion with Negative Adverbials

Master emphatic inversion using never, rarely, seldom, and not only to sound like an advanced English speaker.

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VOCABULARYB2

Noun + Preposition Collocations

Master common noun and preposition combinations to speak more naturally.

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GRAMMARB2

Clauses of Contrast, Purpose, Reason and Result

Express complex relationships between ideas smoothly.

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GRAMMARB2

Discourse markers: Linking words

Learn how to connect your ideas fluently with linking words like moreover, however, therefore, and although.

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GRAMMARB2

Participle Clauses

Combine sentences and sound more fluent by using participle clauses.

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GRAMMARB2

Cleft sentences: Adding emphasis

Learn how to use cleft sentences with 'it' and 'what' to emphasize specific parts of a sentence.

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EVERYDAYA1

Ordering at a Café

A short listening sample: two people ordering drinks and a snack at a café.

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READINGA1

Alice in Wonderland: Down the Rabbit Hole

Meet Alice and the White Rabbit in this simplified retelling of the classic story's opening scene.

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