Stage 7

Entiende a un nativo que habla normalmente en un contexto conocido y es capaz de mantener una conversación distendida.

• The Pronunciation of “-ed» in the Past Tense of Regular Verbs.
  
• “To lead».
  
• “Eventually».
  
• The Expression “To Be on the Safe Side».
• Few & A Few.
  
• Little & A Little.
  
• “Used to».
  
• B.C. and A.D.
• The Construction “not … either».
  
• Present Continuous for the Future .
  
• “To bear».
  
• Possessive Case For People’s Homes.
  
• How to Make a Question.
• “Matter» (2).
• Right = Entirely.
  
• At Last / Lastly.
  
• Clauses & Conjunctions.
• Main Clauses & Dependent Clauses.
• “Lay-laid-laid».
• Verb + Object + Adjective.
• Far & “A long way».
• Far & Distant.
• Relative Clauses (1) .
• The Suffix “-wards».
  
• “Waste».
• Use of Contractions.
• “Wonder».
• So Would I / Neither Can He / Nor Should They (End Constructions).
• Phrase.
  
• “Mind».
  
• Preparatory “It».
  
• Seat (n & v).
• “I think so» / “I hope not» etc.
• Bright & Dull.
  
• “Had better».
  
• “Fit».
  
• “So … that».
  
• Present Perfect or Past Simple?.
• Adverbs of Frequency.
  
• “Lack».
• “Plain».
• “Ring-rang-rung».
  
• Direct & Indirect Speech (2) : Questions, Commands & Requests.
  
• House & Home.
  
• “Hardly».
• Time Clauses & Conditional Clauses
  
• Race.
  
• Unless = If … not.
• Rock & Roll.
  
• A Tea-Cup and a Cup of Tea.
  
• Deal.
  
• Emphasising Pronouns.
  
• “Settle».
  
• Defining & Non-Defining Clauses.
• Wound & Injure.
• Separate (v & adj).
  
• Formal letters & emails.