C1-C2 Grammar
Browse all C1-C2 Grammar lessons with examples, explanations, and practice quizzes.
Reported Speech
Reported speech is like magic. You retell what someone said in direct speech and transform it into an interesting narrative. It's a fascinat...
Present Continuous and Present Simple
Welcome to another grammar lesson! In English, the present continuous (also known as progressive) and present simple tenses are fundamental...
Present Continuous and Present Simple (Part 2)
Welcome to Part 2 of the lesson - Don't forget to review Part 1 before moving on to this section!
Past Simple and Past Perfect
Welcome to a concise exploration of two essential verb tenses in English: the past simple and the past perfect. In this lesson, we will delv...
Past Continuous and Past Simple
Welcome to another lesson in our ongoing series on tenses. In this lesson, we will be discussing the Past Continuous (or Progressive) and th...
Past Perfect and Past Simple
Today, we will be exploring the differences between the Past Simple and Past Perfect tenses. By understanding the subtleties of these tenses...
Present Perfect Continuous and Present Perfect
Welcome to another lesson! Let's dive into the dynamic realm of English grammar as we unravel the nuances of the Present Continuous and Pres...
Past Perfect Continuous
Welcome to yet another lesson! Did you know that the past perfect continuous tense expresses an ongoing action that took place before anothe...
Will and Will Be Going To
Welcome to another lesson! "Will" is used for spontaneous decisions or predictions, while "going to" is used for planned intentions or predi...
Be To + Infinitive
Let's look at the "Be to + infinitive" form - which is commonly used in news reports to talk about events that are likely to happen in the n...
May and Might: Possibility
In this lesson, we delve into the nuanced distinctions between "may" and "might," unravelling their subtle differences in expressing probabi...
Using Passives
Employing passives in your writing enhances clarity by shifting the focus from the doer to the action, allowing for a more sophisticated and...
Reporting With Passive Verbs; It Is Said That
In the realm of grammar, delving into "Reporting with Passive Verbs" unveils the intricate art of conveying information through indirect nar...
Wh-Questions With Who, Whom, Which, How and Whose
In this grammar lesson, we delve into constructing meaningful questions using key interrogative words such as who, whom, which, how, and who...
Negative Questions; Echo Questions; Questions With That-Clauses
Explore advanced question forms in this comprehensive grammar lesson, covering negative questions, echo questions, and questions with that-c...