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English Course: Lower Intermediate
- Self-paced
- Free Access
- 30 Sequences
- Intermediate Level
Course details
Syllabus
Unit 1: Nice to meet you!
Asking questions
Unit 2: What to wear
Present Simple and Present Continuous
Unit 3: Like this, like that
'Like' for preference and description
Unit 4: The daily grind
Adverbs of frequency
Unit 5: Christmas every day
'Have to' and 'must'
Unit 6: Great achievers
Past simple
Unit 7: The Titanic
Past simple and past continuous
Unit 8: Travel
Articles - a, an, the
Unit 9: The big wedding
Present continuous and 'going to' for future
Unit 10: Sunny's job hunt
Gerunds and infinitives
Unit 11: The bucket list
The present perfect with ‘ever’ and ‘never’
Unit 12: Moving and migration
Present perfect with 'for' and 'since'
Unit 13: Welcome to BBC Broadcasting House
Comparatives and superlatives
Unit 14: New Year, New Project
Present perfect with just, already, and yet
Unit 15: From Handel to Hendrix
Relative clauses
Unit 16: What's the weather like?
Using 'may', 'might' and 'could'
Unit 17: The Digital Revolution
'Used to' for past habits
Unit 18: A detective story
Subject-object questions
Unit 19: A place to live
Goldilocks
Unit 20: The Cult of Celebrity
Tenses
Unit 21: Welcome to your new job
Indirect questions
Unit 22: Beyond the planets
Present and past passive
Unit 23: Great expectations!
First conditional
Unit 24: Eco-tourism
Second conditional
Unit 25: Moving house
State verbs and action verbs
Unit 26: It must be love
Present perfect and past simple
Unit 27: Job hunting success... and failure
Question tags
Unit 28: Speeding into the future
The future (predictions)
Unit 29: Lost arts
Used to & would
Unit 30: Tales of survival
Present and past modals of ability
Prerequisite
None.
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