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English grammar

English grammar explained in Greek, French, Spanish or English: rules, typical traps and quizzes, from A1 to C2.

A1 Beginner A2 Elementary B1 Intermediate B2 Upper intermediate C1 Advanced C2 Proficiency

10 lessons

  1. 1 Le subjonctif anglais et les conditionnelles inversées I suggest he be, it's essential that she attend, Should you need, Were I to, Had I known.
  2. 2 Nuancer son propos (hedging) tend to, appear to, it would seem, arguably, to some extent : l'art de ne pas affirmer trop fort.
  3. 3 Nominalisation et registre formel decide → decision, the increase in prices, verbes latins et phrasal verbs.
  4. 4 Ellipse et substitution : so, not, do so, one, to I think so, I hope not, I'd love to, the red one : éviter les répétitions à l'anglaise.
  5. 5 Noms composés et adjectifs composés a ten-year-old boy, a two-hour meeting, a coffee cup, a cup of coffee.
  6. 6 Le sens des particules : up, out, off, on, down Comprendre les phrasal verbs grâce au sens de la particule.
  7. 7 Les collocations : les mots qui vont ensemble make a decision, take a photo, heavy rain, strong coffee, pay attention.
  8. 8 Les connecteurs du discours écrit however, nevertheless, whereas, moreover, hence, thus, notwithstanding : bien les ponctuer et les placer.
  9. 9 Les verbes introducteurs et leurs constructions accuse sb of doing, suggest doing / that, persuade sb to, deny doing, blame sb for.
  10. 10 Emphase : fronting, such / so, the more… the more Such was his anger that…, So tired was she that…, The more you practise, the better you get.