Learning Outcomes

Vocabulary: Politics and Elections

Grammar 1: Three Degrees of Comparison

Grammar 2: Multiple Comparisons

Politics and Comparative Forms - Student Practice

Lesson Summary

This module introduces you to vocabulary related to politics and elections. You will learn how to use the three degrees of comparison when comparing people or things. You will also learn about the four types of essays and the specific writing techniques used in each.

Vocabulary: Pet Peeves

Grammar 1: Conjunctions

Grammar 2: Inversions with Adverbs and Conjunctions

Personalities with Types of Conjunctions - Student Practice

This module focuses on teaching vocabulary and phrases linked to pet peeves and personality types. It will also introduce the three types of conjunctions: coordinating, subordinating, and paired. In addition, it will discuss how to utilize negative adverbs and paired conjunctions in inverted sentences.

Vocabulary: Global Issues

Grammar 1: Gerunds and Infinitives

Grammar 2: Other Uses of Gerunds and Infinitives

Student Practice: Gerunds and Infinitives

This module will teach you essential vocabulary regarding global issues and solutions. You will also learn the function of gerunds and infinitives, when to use a gerund, and when to use an infinitive.

Vocabulary: Career Planning, Common Idioms and Expressions

Grammar 1: Present Tense Review

Grammar 2: Present Tense Review Continued

Career Goals and Idioms with Present Tense Forms - Student Practice

In this module, you will learn the vocabulary related to career planning and common idioms and expressions used in English. In addition, you will review how to use the present tense in its various forms, stative and modal verbs, and how to use the present tense for past actions.

Vocabulary: Life Story

Grammar 1: Past Tense

Grammar 2: Modals and Transition Words

Life Events and Narrative Tenses  - Student Practice

This module focuses on teaching the vocabulary that describes life events in stories and narrative transition words. It also covers the simple, continuous, perfect, and perfect continuous past tenses and how to use them with sequential and simultaneous actions. It will also discuss perfect modals and how to use narrative tenses in stories.

Diploma in English - C1 Level - First Assessment

Assessment for modules one (Politics and Comparative Forms) to five (Life Events and Narrative Tenses) in the course Diploma in English - C1 Level.ㅤㅤㅤ

Vocabulary: Economy and Finance

Grammar 1: Future Tense Review

Grammar 2: Future Tense with Modals

Economics and Perfect Infinitives - Student Practice

This module will teach you essential vocabulary relating to finance and investments.  You will also review the future tenses and learn about future modals, perfect infinitives, and perfect modals.

Vocabulary: Common Collocations and Common Phrasal Verbs

Grammar 1: Passive Form and Passive Perfect Modals

Grammar 2: Phrasal Verbs and Passive Phrasal Verbs

Collocations and Passive Voice Forms - Student Practice

In this module, you will learn about common collocations and phrasal verbs used in English. In addition, you will review how to use the passive form in its various forms and tenses, form sentences using passive perfect modals, and be introduced to passive phrasal verbs in a variety of tenses.

Vocabulary: Prefixes and Suffixes

Grammar 1: Indirect Speech

Grammar 2: Reporting Verbs

Prefixes and Suffixes with Reporting Verbs - Student Practice

This module focuses on teaching common English prefixes and suffixes to a wide range of root words. It will also cover the different tenses and reporting verbs used in indirect speech.

Vocabulary: Superstitions

Grammar 1: Conditionals Review

Grammar 2: Mixed Conditionals Review

Superstitions and Continuous Conditionals - Student Practice

This module will teach you essential vocabulary relating to superstitions. You will also review conditional sentences and learn how to form mixed conditionals.

Vocabulary: Music and Music Genres

Grammar 1: Relative Clauses

Grammar 2: Cleft Sentences

Music Genres and Cleft Sentences  - Student Practice

In this course, you will be introduced to vocabulary related to music and a variety of genres in music. You will learn more about defining and non-defining relative clauses, review noun clauses, and delve deeper into the many uses of cleft sentences.

Diploma in English - C1 Level - Second Assessment

Assessment for modules six (Economics and Perfect Infinitives) to ten (Music Genres and Cleft Sentences) in the course Diploma in English - C1 Level.ㅤㅤㅤ

Diploma in English - C1 Level - Assessment

Become an expert in English and master vocabulary and grammar at a high level with this free online diploma course.

Diploma in English - C1 Level

Acquire the knowledge of a native English speaker by taking this C1-level diploma course in the world’s most popular language. Ensure you are up-to-date with the latest vocabulary and grammar skills needed for various endeavors; whether you love tackling global issues or merely want to learn about personality traits, this course is a must for anyone aiming to elevate their English language abilities to the highest level.

Vocabulary: Animals

Grammar 1: Comparative Adjectives

Grammar 2 : Superlative Adjectives

Student Practice

This module introduces you to animal vocabulary. You will converse and answer questions relating to pets confidently and describe animal attributes and habitats. You will contrast comparative and superlative adjectives and use them in sentences.

Vocabulary: Book Genres

Grammar: Prepositions

Grammar: Prepositional Phrases

Student Practice: Book Genres and Prepositions

This module will teach you about different book genres in literature. You will also learn how to use prepositions of time and movement, as well as prepositional phrases.

Vocabulary: Electronics and Shopping

Grammar 1: Possessive Nouns

Grammar 2: Possessive Pronouns

Student Practice for Elementary 203

This module outlines all the necessary vocabulary and terms to shop, especially words relating to electronic devices. You will also compare the possessive forms of nouns, adjectives and pronouns.

Vocabulary: Body Parts and Doctor Visits

Grammar: Can and Could

Grammar: Should and Have to

Student Practice: Body Parts and Modal Verbs

This module will teach you vocabulary for body parts and language to express illness when visiting the doctor. You will also learn how to use the modal verb 'could' to express possibility and the verb 'should' to give advice and suggestions.

Vocabulary: Gestures and Manners

Grammar 1: Past Simple

Grammar 2: Present Perfect Tense

Student Practice for Behavior and the Present Perfect Tense

This module covers multiple ways to greet people in English and also discusses good and bad manners found in various cultures. In addition, the module explores the 'past simple' and 'present perfect' tenses.

Vocabulary: Travel

Grammar: Present Tense Verbs with Future Time Expressions

Grammar: Future Simple

Student Practice: Traveling and Future Simple

This module will teach you travel vocabulary and about different landmarks worldwide. You will also review the use of 'simple present' and 'present continuous' for the future, and we will introduce you to 'simple future' and the use of the verb 'will'.

Diploma in English - A2 Level - Assessment 1

Assessment for modules one (Wildlife and Comparative/Superlative Adjectives) to six (World Travel with Present and Future Tenses) in the course Diploma in English - A2 Level.ㅤㅤㅤ

Vocabulary: Cars

Grammar 1: Present Continuous

Grammar 2: Past Continuous

Student Practice - Vehicles and Past Continuous Tense

This module teaches the words for car parts and driving on the road. We will compare when to use past continuous and past simple tenses and integrate what you have learned to answer questions and write text.

Vocabulary: Cleaning Supplies and Verbs

Grammar: Imperatives and Direct Object Pronouns

Grammar: Phrasal verbs

Student Practice: Cleaning and Phrasal Verbs

In this module, learn vocabulary verbs and nouns related to cleaning, use imperatives to give instructions and commands, review direct object pronouns, understand how to form and use phrasal verbs and learn to combine phrasal verbs with direct object pronouns.

Visiting Restaurants & Coordinating Conjunctions - Outcomes

Vocabulary: Restaurant

Grammar 1: Articles

Grammar 2: Some/Any

Restaurants & Coordinating Conjunctions - Student Practice

Visiting Restaurants and Coordinating Conjunctions - Summary

This module teaches you all the necessary vocabulary to order out at a restaurant. We review articles and countable and uncountable nouns before being introduced to coordinating conjunctions.

Vocabulary: Life events and goals

Grammar: Stative Verbs

Grammar: Verbs with Gerunds and Infinitives

Student Practice: Goals, gerunds, and infinitives

In this Module, learn vocabulary related to significant life events and personal goals, review present tense verbs, understand how to use gerunds, and learn the proper use of infinitive verbs.

Vocabulary: Diet and Exercise

Grammar 1: Adverbs of Frequency

Grammar 2: Adverbial Phrases

Healthy Habits and Adverbial Phrase - Student Practice

This module teaches the vocabulary relating to diets and exercises before discussing adverbs as both singular and adverbial phrases. In addition, you will learn to recognize adverbs of frequency in the written text.

Vocabulary: Natural Disasters

Grammar: Time Clauses

Grammar: Zero and First Conditional

Student Practice: Zero conditional, First conditional

This module will teach you about natural disasters and disaster response. As you learn the essential vocabulary for natural disasters, you will use this vocabulary to form time clauses using when, if, and until. This lesson will also teach you about zero conditionals and first conditionals.

Diploma in English - A2 Level - Assessment 2

Assessment for modules seven (Vehicles and Past Continuous Tense) to twelve (Natural Disasters with Zero and First Conditional) in the course Diploma in English - A2 Level.ㅤㅤㅤ

Diploma in English - A2 Level - Assessment

In this free online English course, you will learn new vocabulary and beginner grammar points to master the basics.

Diploma in English - A2 Level

Talking with people and answering questions in English can be challenging yet rewarding. This diploma course in A2 level English will help you enjoy the learning process by exposing you to vocabulary words about a wide range of subjects, from animal habitats and electronic devices to travel phrases, so that you can speak more confidently. The course covers numerous grammar points to help you understand the variations of this international languag

Present Continuous Tense

Questions in Present Continuous

Answers in Present Continuous

Make a phone call

Conversation about Learning

Beginner Level English Course - Present Continuous: Course Summary

5 units of presentations, listening exercises and test questions designed to increase your knowledge of the following topics:

Grammar
Questions
Responses
Making a phone call
Languages

Course Assessment - Beginner Level English: Present Continuous

Learn how to discuss events as they unfold in the present continuous tense in this free online English grammar course.

Beginner Level English  - Present Continuous

This English language course covers the present continuous tense and explains how to talk about an action or event that is currently happening. We draw on examples, exercises and audio clips that feature native English speakers to help you work on your accent, listening skills and pronunciation. We can make it easier for you to understand and engage in an English conversation by breaking down the rules you need to know into easy steps.

Introduction to E-mails

Business English for Telephonic Communication

Handling Business Calls

English for Meetings

Conducting Business Meetings

This Module will teach you how to effectively use English in a business setting for communicating through e-mails, telephone calls, or during business meetings.

Course Assessment - English for Business Communication

Learn English and how to communicate professionally in emails, phone calls and meetings with this free online course.

English for Business Communication

This business English course introduces you to common English words and phrases you can use to communicate effectively in emails, phone calls and business meetings. We explain how to write professional emails using formal and informal language. We show you how to prepare for phone calls, handle complaints over the phone and leave messages. We also teach you how to schedule and chair business meetings to help you master corporate communication.

Vocabulary: Small Talk

Grammar 1: Must, Have to, and Can't

Grammar 2: Tag Questions

Student Practice for Small Talk and Tag Questions

This module focuses on teaching small-talk vocabulary and phrases. It will also cover the usage of modals of obligation, deduction, and conclusion, as well as tag questions.

Learn English: Small Talk and Tag Questions - Course Assessment

This free online English course helps students improve their grammar and reading skills by learning about small talk.

Learn English: Small Talk and Tag Questions

This course introduces English students to the essential vocabulary often used in small talk. After you've mastered these new words, you'll put them into sentences and discover when and how to use grammatical rules like modals of obligation, conclusion, deduction, and 'tag questions' to enhance your abilities. We recommend this course for those who want further progress in English and to learn additional basic skills.

Learn English: Superstitions and Continuous Conditionals - Course Assessment

Learn English with this free online course that covers conditional sentences and vocabulary related to superstitions.

Learn English: Superstitions and Continuous Conditionals

This English course provides useful vocabulary regarding popular superstitions. We explain the grammar of zero, first, second, and third conditional sentences, how to use conditional sentences with continuous verbs, and help you master mixed conditional sentences. Register today to improve your English skills and gain confidence in writing and speaking using conditional sentences to discuss superstitions and myths.

Contacting and Welcoming

Office Conversations

Entertaining for Business

Eating Out with Colleagues

Business Networking

This module introduces you to common English words and phrases used in a business context. Practice using professional business language when greeting new associates, and conversing with business colleagues. Learn how to entertain visiting associates by making recommendations and dining out. Learn, and practice, business networking skills.

English for Business Socializing - Course assessment

Learn how to use business English to socialize and network with colleagues in this free online business English course.

English for Business Socializing

This business English course introduces you to common English words and phrases you can use to communicate in the workplace. We explain how to greet and welcome colleagues before conducting casual and business conversations. We show you how to entertain visiting business associates and engage in small talk and dinner conversation. We also discuss professional etiquette and business networking to build relationships that advance your career.

Vocabulary: Fears

Grammar 1: Adjectives and Adverbs

Grammar 2: So and Such

Student Practice for Managing Fears and Extreme Adjectives

This module focuses on teaching words and phrases related to fear. It will also review adjectives and adverbs, the introduction of adjectives ending in -ed and -ing, extreme adjectives, and their differences. It will also discuss 'such' and 'so' and how to use them with 'that.'

Learn English: Managing Fears and Extreme Adjectives  - Course Assessment

This free online English course teaches you to discuss your fears using extreme adjectives and adverbs.

Learn English: Managing Fears and Extreme Adjectives

This English course will test your understanding of various fears and how people respond to them and broaden your vocabulary in these areas. It also enhances your grammar by teaching you how and when to correctly use adjectives and adverbs and the similarities and differences of the intensifiers 'such' and 'so.' We recommend this course if you want to improve your core English skills and keep making progress. Enroll today!

Meeting People

English For Socialising

Small Talk In English

Making Suggestions

Requests And Offers

Greetings

Spare Time Vocabulary

Giving Opinions

This module covers the fundamentals of social English language skills such as common greetings, expressions for meeting people, English for socialising, small talk in English and spare time vocabulary. Other areas covered include how to make suggestions, requests and offers in English, as well as how to express opinions in English.

Social English Language Skills - Assessment

Learn how to make new friends and relationships through English with this social English language skills course.

Social English Language Skills

This free online Social English Language Skills course is for anyone who wants to meet new people and make friends. English is one of the most spoken languages all over the world and by guiding you through the basics of social language skills, you will be able to discuss fun topics and open up your social life. It will also help you see things from a different perspective and get a deeper understanding of another culture.

Pronunciation: Days and Months

Grammar: Prepositions of Time

Vocabulary: Events

This module will help you understand all areas of time. You will improve your vocabulary, understand the use of numbers, and explain events using exciting adjectives.

Beginner English 105 - Course Assessment

Learn English grammar, pronunciation and vocabulary relating to numbers, time and events with this free online course.

Learn English: Dates and Prepositions of Time

Do you find studying English challenging? This engaging course gives you the confidence to master the basics of telling time and planning events. We cover grammar, pronunciation, and vocabulary relating to these areas, including ‘prepositions of time,’ ‘what,’ or ‘when’ questions relating to time, and basic vocabulary to help you easily discuss events and make plans. Polish your English skills with this course and enroll today.