English business course - level 4 (Intermediate 1)

This is the fourth of our ten levels and the first of the Intermediates. You will see here past participle, present perfect, modal auxiliaries, modal verbs, tag questions, gerunds, conditionals, passive vs. active voice, and much more.

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Course curriculum

1. Before getting started
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1. Presentation
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2. Practice exercises
1. Presentation of Present Perfect
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2. Examples of Present Perfect
3. Simple Past vs Present Perfect
4. Using “Still”, “Yet”, and “Already”
5. Using “Since” and “For”
6. Using “Ever” and “Before”
7. Using "Never"
8. Practice exercises Simple Past vs Present Perfect
1. What are Modal Auxiliaries?
2. Modal Auxiliaries practice exercises
1. Presentation
2. Negative sentences
3. Questions
1. Tag Questions presentation
2. Tag Questions practice exercises
1. Gerunds and Infinitives - review
2. Gerunds and Infinitives practice activities
3. Gerunds and Adjectives - presentation and examples
1. Expressing similarities, agreement, and contrast
2. Practice exercises
1. Zero conditionals
2. First conditionals
3. Examples and exercises
1. 2nd conditionals
2. 3rd conditionals
1. Presentation
2. Passive voice - How is it used and formed?
3. Practice exercises
1. Used to vs Would
2. Practice exercises
1. Time expressions presentation
2. Intensifiers
3. In, On, and At
4. The last vs. In the last
5. In, after, later, ago, and before
6. The various meanings of “When”
7. "Ever" and "Never"
8. Ways of telling the time
9. Once, twice, every, every two…
10. This, last, next
11. Time expressions practice exercises
1. In closing

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English business course - level 4 (Intermediate 1)

Course curriculum

Introduction

Past Participle form

Introduction to Present Perfect

Modal Auxiliaries

What are Modal Verbs

What are Tag Questions

Gerunds and Infinitives part 2

Conjunctions and Expressions

Real conditionals

Unreal conditionals

Passive vs Active voice

"Used to", "be used to", "get used to"

Time expressions part 2

Conclusion

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