READING & USE OF ENGLISH: Part 1

Introduction to Part 1

1 Step

Introduction

Phrasal Verbs

5 Steps

Getting Started

Phrasal Verb Types

The Meaning of Particles

Multiple Meanings of Phrasal Verbs

Exam Practice

READING & USE OF ENGLISH: Part 2

Introduction to Part 2

1 Step

Introduction

Articles

5 Steps

Getting Started

What Do You Already Know?

The Indefinite Article

The Definite Article

Exam Focus

Determiners and Pronouns

8 Steps

6 Steps

Some, Any, Much, Many

Too Much and Too Many

A Few, A Little, Few, Little

9 Steps

Not Only … But Also …

Contrast Linkers

Adjective + As / Though

READING & USE OF ENGLISH: Part 3

Introduction to Part 3

1 Step

Introduction

Prefixes

3 Steps

Getting Started

Prefixes with Opposite Meaning

Prefixes with Other Meanings

Suffixes

5 Steps

Suffixes and What They Do

Prefixes with Suffixes

4 Steps

Words with Prefixes and Suffixes

3 Steps

Nouns from Phrasal Verbs

3 Steps

READING & USE OF ENGLISH: Part 4

Introduction to Part 4

1 Step

Introduction

Verb Patterns

7 Steps

Getting Started

Perfecting the Patterns

Verbs with More than One Pattern

Patterns with Reporting Verbs

Patterns with Prepositional Verbs

Practising the Patterns

Stuff

7 Steps

What Do You Already Know?

Participles in Narratives

Relative Clauses

7 Steps

Getting Started

What Do You Already Know?

Defining Relative Clauses

Non-defining Relative Clauses and Some Very Important Rules

Which Followed by Question Words

Nominal Relative Clauses

Final Practice

Passives

7 Steps

Getting Started

When to Use the Passive

Which Verbs to Use in the Passive

Thinking about Tense

Direct and Indirect Objects

Reporting in the Passive

The Causative and Need

6 Steps

Focusing on Pronunciation

Exam Focus

Time and Tense

11 Steps

Getting Started: What Do You Already Know?

State and Performative Verbs

Talking about the Present

Talking about the Present and Past: Past Simple, Present Perfect Simple and Present Perfect Continuous

Talking about the Past

Talking about the Past 2

Talking about the Future: Will, Going to, Present Continuous, Present Simple, Modals, and Other Expressions

Talking about the Future: Future Continuous and Future Perfect

Talking about the Future in the Past

Talking about the Future: Mixed

Mixed Time and Tense

Conditionals and Unreal Past

8 Steps

Getting Started

Zero and First Conditional: General Truths and Future Possibilities

Second Conditional: Unlikely and Hypothetical Situations in the Present and Future

Third Conditional: Talking Hypothetically about the Past

Mixed Conditionals and Further Practice

Other Ways to Express Condition

Unreal Use of Past Tenses

6 Steps

The Person Who, The Place Where, The Reason Why…

It Was, It Is…

What Happened Was, What Happens Is…

Exam Practice

Avoiding Repetition

6 Steps

Getting Started

Ellipsis and Substitution: Omitting and Replacing Words in Speech and Writing

Substituting with Pronouns, Such and So

Using Synonyms in Speech and Writing

Changing Word Form in Speech and Writing

4 Steps

Using Inversion in Writing

Modal and Semi-Modal Verbs

7 Steps

Getting Started

Obligation and Necessity

Permission, Requests and Ability

Advice and Suggestions

Willingness and Refusal

Possibility and Probability

Fixed Expressions with Modals

Comparatives and Superlatives

4 Steps

16 Steps

Reading and Use of English Part 5: Multiple Choice

Reading and Use of English Part 5: Multiple Choice 2

Reading and Use of English Part 5: Multiple Choice 3

Reading and Use of English Part 5: Multiple Choice 4

Reading and Use of English Part 6: Cross-Text Multiple Matching

Reading and Use of English Part 6: Cross-Text Multiple Matching 2

Reading and Use of English Part 6: Cross-Text Multiple Matching 3

Reading and Use of English Part 6: Cross-Text Multiple Matching 4

Reading and Use of English Part 7: Gapped Text

Reading and Use of English Part 7: Gapped Text 2

Reading and Use of English Part 7: Gapped Text 3

Reading and Use of English Part 7: Gapped Text 4

Reading and Use of English Part 8: Multiple Matching

Reading and Use of English Part 8: Multiple Matching 2

Reading and Use of English Part 8: Multiple Matching 3

Reading and Use of English Part 8: Multiple Matching 4

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Talking about the Future in the Past

We can convey the idea of future in the past in the following ways:

Having read the above, match the following cards on the left with those on the right.

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Talking about the Future in the Past