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Dear students,
Since I’m positive that all of you already know the traditional written texts for Advanced Level C1, I’d like to share with you a link with information about how to write a discursive essay, along with five different essays, which I hope you find useful and a good example to follow.
Regards,
https://englishadvanced2.blogspot.com/2013/10/speakout-advanced-p-25-examples-of.html
Dear students,
Do you still keep struggling with the use of adjectives in English? Do you know the right order when using two or more adjectives? In fact, having two or three adjectives in the same noun phrase is absolutely normal, whereas having more than three of the said adjectives may sound a bit artificial.
In order to help you out, let me share these two videos with you. I hope you enjoy them as much as I do.
Regards
Dear students,
Today, I’d like to share with you two videos on the formation and use of conditionals in English, being one of them about advanced conditionals whereas the second video is about inverted conditionals.
Enjoy!
Hi, everyone!
Today, I’d like to share with four amazing videos on the formation and use of the passive voice, as well as the use of passive reporting verbs, in English. I hope you enjoy them.
Regards.
Dear readers,
Since writing articles and different types of essays is one of the most traditional productive activities, I’d like to share with you this video about research-related vocabulary, which I hope you will find useful.
Enjoy!
Dear students,
Today, I’d like to share with you a video on Participle Clauses and two links with activities. I hope you enjoy them.
Regards,
My dear students,
I know you must think that mixed conditionals make sense, so yes there more than three conditionals in English. But what if I told you that inversion can also be found within the first, the second and the third conditionals? Here’s the explanation to their formation and how to use them.
Enjoy!
Hi there!
I’m sure you already know about the existence of the Zero conditional, the First conditional, the Second conditional and the Third conditional? However, what would you think if I told you that there are the so-called mixed conditionals? Would you like to know more about them and how to use them? Here’s a video which will come in handy.
Regards,
Dear students,
Welcome to a new school year! I hope all of you are doing well so far in your different schools as well as in any of your new linguistic resolutions.
Have you ever felt you tend to use the very same connectors all the time? Would you like to sound a little bit more «advanced» when it comes to speaking and writing in English?
Well, as you can see, today’s video is about advanced linkers (connectors). Please, feel free to watch it and take notes. Afterwards, choose the ones you prefer and/or feel they fit in the way you express yourself and start using them straight away.
Enjoy the video!
And, as always, here’s a set of exercises for you to practise.
Regards,