Mixed Conditionals
Master mixed conditional sentences that combine different time references in the if-clause and main clause.
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Inversion in English
Learn how to use inverted word order for emphasis, formality, and stylistic effect in English.
Academic Writing: Structure, Style, and Common Pitfalls
Learn to write well-structured academic essays with formal register, hedging language, and cohesive devices.
Advanced Vocabulary Building Strategies
Learn proven techniques for expanding your vocabulary at the advanced level, including word families, context clues, and systematic study methods.
Cleft Sentences and Fronting: Adding Emphasis in Presentations and Writing
Control what your listener notices first with it-clefts, what-clefts, the thing is, all and fronting, in presentations, meetings, speaking exams and essays.
Past Modals: Deduction, Criticism and Regret in Project Reviews
Use must have, can't have, might have, should have, needn't have and could have to analyze what went wrong, speculate about the past and give tactful criticism.
Nominalization: Writing in a Formal, Academic Style
Turn verbs and adjectives into nouns to write concise, objective sentences for reports, IELTS Academic Task 1, essays and professional documents — without becoming unreadable.
Negotiation Language for Business: Proposing, Bargaining and Reaching Agreement
Master the vocabulary and phrases of professional negotiation: setting out positions, making conditional offers, conceding, pushing back and closing a deal — in English that is firm but cooperative.
Describing Data and Trends: Business Reports and IELTS Task 1
Describe charts, figures and trends precisely: verbs and nouns of change, adverbs of degree, approximation, comparison and the structure of an IELTS Academic Task 1 report or business summary.
Diplomatic Language at Work: Softening, Disagreeing and Giving Feedback
Learn the softening devices that make English sound professional and tactful: distancing, understatement, tentative verbs and structured feedback models, plus how to decode what polite English really means.
Writing Reports and Proposals at Work
Write clear workplace reports and business proposals: structure, headings, objective tone, recommendations and persuasive but professional language.
Argument and Counterargument: Nuanced Essays for IELTS and TOEFL
Move beyond simple opinion essays: acknowledge opposing views, refute them convincingly and qualify your claims — for IELTS Writing Task 2 (Band 7+), the TOEFL Academic Discussion task and professional writing.
Speaking Situation: Negotiating Salary and Job Offers
Negotiate a job offer or a raise out loud: respond to the offer, anchor with research, handle 'What are your salary expectations?', negotiate the whole package and close the conversation positively.
Speaking Situation: Handling Difficult Conversations at Work
Raise a sensitive issue, respond to criticism without becoming defensive, calm down an angry person and reach an agreement — with language that is honest, calm and respectful.
Speaking Situation: Leading a Meeting and Presenting Data
Chair a meeting confidently: set the agenda, manage time and dominant speakers, bring in quiet participants, present figures clearly and drive the group to a decision.
Speaking Situation: Abstract Topics in IELTS Speaking Part 3 (Band 7+)
Handle abstract, evaluative questions in IELTS Speaking Part 3 and advanced discussions: speculate about the future, compare generations and cultures, weigh causes and effects, and qualify your views naturally.
All lessons (89)
A1
- Present Simple Tense
- The Verb 'To Be'
- Articles: A, An, The
- Greetings and Introductions
- Numbers and Counting
- Telling Time in English
- 20 Most Common English Verbs
- Talking About Your Family
- Speaking Situation: Introducing Yourself
- Speaking Situation: Ordering at a Café
- Speaking Situation: Asking for Help in a Shop
- Speaking Situation: Asking About Time and Schedules
A2
- Past Simple Tense
- Present Continuous Tense
- Comparatives and Superlatives
- Daily Life Vocabulary: Routines, Home, and Activities
- Ordering Food at a Restaurant
- Shopping English: Dialogues and Vocabulary
- Asking and Giving Directions
- Speaking Situation: Booking an Appointment by Phone
- Speaking Situation: Checking In to a Hotel and Solving Small Problems
- Speaking Situation: Inviting, Accepting and Saying No Politely
- Speaking Situation: Returning or Exchanging Something in a Shop
B1
- Present Perfect Tense
- First and Second Conditionals
- Modal Verbs: Can, Could, Should, Must, May, Might
- Linking Words: Connectors and Transitions
- Prepositions of Place: In, On, At, Under, Between
- Making Suggestions: Let's, How About, Why Don't We
- Writing Professional Emails in English
- Talking About Health and the Body
- Work and Job Search Vocabulary: From Job Ads to Your First Day
- Travel Vocabulary: Airports, Hotels and When Things Go Wrong
- Renting a Home: Vocabulary for Apartments, Leases and Landlords
- Using Healthcare Services: Appointments, Clinics and Insurance
- Money and Banking Vocabulary: Accounts, Cards, Bills and Budgets
- Phone Calls and Messages: Communicating Clearly When You Can't See People
- Speaking Situation: Small Talk with Colleagues at Work
- Speaking Situation: Making a Polite Complaint
- Speaking Situation: 'Tell Me About Yourself' in a Job Interview
- Speaking Situation: Asking for Clarification in Meetings and Calls
B2
- Common Phrasal Verbs
- Advanced Passive Voice
- Reported Speech (Indirect Speech)
- Common English Collocations
- Formal vs. Informal English: Register and When to Use Each
- Common English Idioms and Expressions
- Future Continuous and Future Perfect: Deadlines and Project Updates
- Relative and Participle Clauses: Precise Sentences for CVs and Reports
- Wish, If Only and Would Rather: Regrets, Complaints and Preferences
- Meeting Vocabulary: Agendas, Action Items and Useful Phrases
- Job Interview Vocabulary: Skills, Achievements and STAR Answers
- Opinion Vocabulary for Exams: Education, Technology and the Environment
- Complaint and Request Emails: Firm, Polite and Clear
- Opinion Essays: Structure, Arguments and Exam Timing
- Speaking Situation: Speaking Up in Meetings
- Speaking Situation: Answering Behavioural Interview Questions Out Loud
- Speaking Situation: Giving a Short Presentation or Work Update
- Speaking Situation: Giving Your Opinion in a Speaking Exam
C1
- Mixed Conditionals
- Inversion in English
- Academic Writing: Structure, Style, and Common Pitfalls
- Advanced Vocabulary Building Strategies
- Cleft Sentences and Fronting: Adding Emphasis in Presentations and Writing
- Past Modals: Deduction, Criticism and Regret in Project Reviews
- Nominalization: Writing in a Formal, Academic Style
- Negotiation Language for Business: Proposing, Bargaining and Reaching Agreement
- Describing Data and Trends: Business Reports and IELTS Task 1
- Diplomatic Language at Work: Softening, Disagreeing and Giving Feedback
- Writing Reports and Proposals at Work
- Argument and Counterargument: Nuanced Essays for IELTS and TOEFL
- Speaking Situation: Negotiating Salary and Job Offers
- Speaking Situation: Handling Difficult Conversations at Work
- Speaking Situation: Leading a Meeting and Presenting Data
- Speaking Situation: Abstract Topics in IELTS Speaking Part 3 (Band 7+)
C2
- Discourse Markers and Connectors
- Nuance and Connotation: Subtle Word Choice Differences
- The Subjunctive and Formal Structures: Precision in High-Stakes English
- Ellipsis and Substitution: Saying More with Less
- Participle and Absolute Clauses: Dense, Elegant Sentences
- Leadership and Strategy Language: Speaking to Executives at Work
- Figurative Language in the Business Press: Metaphors You Need to Decode
- Word Formation and Advanced Collocations for Top Exam Scores
- Executive Summaries and Persuasive Business Writing
- Critical Reviews and Summary-Response Writing for Academic Exams
- Speaking Situation: Pitching a Business Idea to Senior Stakeholders
- Speaking Situation: Disagreeing Diplomatically with Senior People at Work
- Speaking Situation: Handling Tough Questions in Meetings, Interviews and Q&As
- Speaking Situation: Networking at Conferences and Professional Events