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Grammar, vocabulary, writing, speaking and pronunciation from A1 to C1. Pick a topic or follow a path.

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Emails, calls, a CV and cover letter, presentations and the words of the workplace.

  1. 1B1VocabularyWork and jobsWords for jobs, workplaces and working conditions, and how to say what you do, apply for a job and describe your working day.
  2. 2A2Writing and speakingSmall talkShort, friendly conversations with people you do not know well: safe topics, easy questions, how to keep the talk going and how to end it politely.
  3. 3B1Writing and speakingFormal emailsHow to write to a teacher, a company or an office: the right greeting, a clear reason for writing, polite requests and a standard ending.
  4. 4B1Writing and speakingPhone and video callsStarting and ending a call, asking for someone, leaving a message, saying numbers, and dealing with a bad connection on the phone or on video.
  5. 5B2Writing and speakingCV and cover letterHow to present yourself for a job, an internship or a study place: the sections of a CV, strong action verbs, and a short cover letter that matches the advert.
  6. 6B2Writing and speakingGiving a presentationHow to structure a short talk for a class, a seminar or a meeting, guide listeners from one part to the next, talk about slides and handle questions calmly.
  7. 7B1VocabularyTechnology and the internetEveryday words for devices, apps and being online, the verbs English uses with them, and the small words learners often get wrong: on, online, log in.
  8. 8B1GrammarPassive voice: introductionHow to put the action before the doer with be and the past participle, in the present simple and past simple.
  9. 9B1GrammarReported speech: introductionHow to report what someone said without quoting them, with say, tell and ask, and how the tense moves back one step.
  10. 10B2GrammarLinking words in formal writingConnecting ideas in essays and reports with however, therefore, moreover, whereas, despite and similar words, with the right punctuation.
  11. 11B1Typical mistakesPrepositions that differ from Ukrainian and RussianDepend on, married to, arrive at, angry with, in the picture, on the bus. The prepositions that do not match their Ukrainian and Russian equivalents, grouped for learning.
  12. 12B1Typical mistakesConfusing pairs of wordsBorrow or lend, learn or teach, rob or steal, bored or boring. English pairs that match one Ukrainian or Russian word, and how to tell them apart.
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