Future Forms — Will, Going To and Present Continuous (B1)
Three ways to talk about the future — and each one sends a different signal
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Gerunds and Infinitives — Enjoyed Working vs Wanted to Teach (B1)
Two verb forms, one big difference — know which one to use after every key verb
Comparatives and Superlatives — From Busy Nights to Beautiful Islands (A2)
Compare two things or find the extreme — the essential tools of everyday English
Reported Speech — Saying What Someone Said (B2)
Pass on what someone said — accurately, naturally, and without quoting word-for-word
Passive Voice (Present and Past) — The Language of Professional Settings (B1)
Shift focus from who does it to what gets done — a key skill for professional English
Past Perfect — Telling Stories in the Right Order (B2)
Tell stories about two events in the past — and show which one happened first
Articles — A, An and The: The Little Words That Change Everything (A2)
The smallest words in English — but they change everything about what you mean
Second Conditional — Imagining a Different Life (B1)
Talk about imaginary situations in the present or future — and what would happen
Modals of Deduction — Must, Can’t & Might (B2)
Use must, can't and might to say how certain you are — without guessing wildly
Present Perfect vs Simple Past — ‘Have You Ever…?’ (B1)
Know when to use have done and when to use did — and never confuse them again