Way to C1
Your English Grammar Journey from Beginner to Advanced
A1
Beginner - Basic foundational grammar
16 Topics
- to Be (sentences)
- Adjective Types
- Frequency Adverbs
- Be going to
- Noun Types
- How much/many
- Modals (basic sentences)
- Imperatives
- Intensifier Adverbs
- Simple Present/Past
- Possesive (nouns and adjectives)
- Preposition Types
- (Present/Past) Continous
- (Subject/Object) Pronouns
- There (is/are)
- Permission, Request
A2
Elementary - Building on basics
18 Topics
- Adverbial phrases of time
- Article Types
- Will
- Phrasal Verbs
- Prepositional Phrases
- Present Continous for the future
- Coordinating Conjuctions
- Types of Verbs
- Modals
- Imaginary Situations
- someone/no one/anyone/everyone
- something/nothing/anything/everything
- Similarity/Difference
- Types of Adjectives
- used to
- Third Person Imperatives
- Parts in a sentence
- Syntax
B1
Intermediate - Expanding knowledge
19 Topics
- Conditionals (basic)
- Connecting words
- Future Continous
- Modals in context
- Present Perfect (in context)
- Present Perfect vs Simple Past
- will vs be going to
- Past Perfect
- Perfect Continous
- Passive Voice
- Gerunds and Infinitives
- Relative Clauses
- Posibility, Deduction
- Reflexive, Reciprocal Pronouns
- Participal Adjectives
- Dependent Prepositions
- Present vs Past Perfect
- Emphasis with Auxiliary Verbs
- Types of objects
B2
Upper Intermediate - Advanced structures
12 Topics
- Reported Speech
- Future Perfect
- Conditionals (advanced)
- Speculation (Perfect Modals)
- Narrative Tenses
- Relative Clauses
- Regrets
- would vs used to
- Future from the past
- Causatives
- Participle Clauses
- Verb mood (indicative/imperative/subjunctive)
C1
Advanced - Mastering complex grammar
7 Topics
- Inversion with negative adverbials
- Narrative tenses for experience
- Passive voice in advanced sentences
- Cleft sentences
- Adverb clauses
- Discourse Makers
- Hedging