​​​Upper-Intermediate (B2) General English Online Course

In unit two we cover future tenses, from the Simple Present, Present Progressive, Will and Going to. Students learn through an engaging video lesson. 

​This module also includes a TED talk with related exercises, grammar activities, listening practice and both reading and vocabulary activities. 

Finally, in the last part of the unit we cover essential skills for improving your pronunciation, such as elision and elided.

In unit three we focus on both the Present Perfect & Present Perfect Progressive. The Present Perfect tense is explained via a video based lesson. There are also a wide range of grammar practice exercises, reading practice, listening quizzes, vocabulary training and pronunciation activities. 

This unit also has an interesting TED talk and related exercises which help you to put into practice the unit grammar.

In this unit students view a detailed video lesson about how you can correctly use narrative tenses. You will learn how to be descriptive describing past events. This grammar is fundamental in helping you speak fluently on a wide range of both general and business English topics.

The grammar tenses covered in this unit include "used to" vs. "to be used to + Verb -ING", Past Perfect and "used to" vs. "would".

This ​unit is also supported by an engaging TED talk, grammar, reading listening, vocabulary and pronunciation exercises.

​Unit five covers more advanced grammar structures. ​Modal verbs, such as can, must, may might, should, could and past modal form, such as "could have gone", "may have been" and many more. 

​As with all units, this section is also supported by an engaging TED talk, grammar, reading listening, vocabulary and pronunciation exercises. All exercises are designed to use and activate modal verb forms. 

​Unit ​six focuses on improving your understanding of ​the zero, first and second conditional ​forms and ​their use in English. The module includes an interesting TED talk ​by Jill Shargaa called "Please, please, people. Let's put the 'awe' back in 'awesome'. 

There are a wide range of reading, listening, grammar, pronunciation and vocabulary exercises.

​Unit ​seven ​introduces students to more advanced usage of ​the Passive Voice.  ​We cover a wide range of exercises across all of the skills areas, from listening with a TED talk, to reading and grammar exercises.

This unit also includes skills to improve your pronunciation and a wide range or reading and vocabulary exercises.  

In unit 8 on the course we explain to learners how to effectively use relative clauses. As with all aspects and units on this course we encourage listening comprehension skills through an engaging TED talk. We improve areas of grammar, reading, listening and pronunciation. 

This unit also has an engaging video based lesson to activate listening and grammar skills.

In unit 9 students are introduced to Reported Speech through an engaging video lesson. In his unit students will also work on personality adjectives, stress and meaning to improve pronunciation and listening, grammar and reading activities.

The unit also includes an interesting TED talk discussing the topic of creativity and doodling. 

In the final unit of this course we introduce students to both the Third and Mixed conditional grammar through an engaging video based lesson. 

Students also practice their authentic listening skills and learn about grammatical chunks. This unit looks further into personality adjectives , tone and meaning for pronunciation and expressions such as "What if...?" and "Never again!". 

There are also a wide range of reading and listening activities.