Grammaire par niveau
Les structures qui séparent une phrase correcte d’une phrase convaincante. Chaque page explique le schéma en prose claire, puis donne les exercices.
B2
Verbs that change meaning: stop, remember, try, meanWhich verbs change meaning with -ing and to?Must have, might have, should have, needn’t haveHow do you use must have, might have and needn’t have?Wish, if only, it’s time, would ratherWhy does English use past tenses to talk about the present?Articles: a, an, the, and none at allWhen do you use a, an, the, or no article at all?Reported speechHow do tenses change in reported speech?Narrative tensesHow do you use the past perfect and past continuous in a story?Although, despite, whereas, neverthelessWhat is the difference between although, despite, whereas and nevertheless?Dependent prepositionsWhich preposition goes with depend, result, accuse, blame and insist?
C1
Mixed conditionalsHow do mixed conditionals work in English?Inversion after negative adverbialsWhen do you invert the subject and verb in English?Cleft sentences: it was… that, what… isHow do you use cleft sentences to emphasise something?Participle clausesHow do participle clauses work in English?It is said that… / He is said to…How do you use passive reporting structures in formal English?