This course is designed to help you take your English to the advanced level and complete the work you started in the upper-intermediate course. You will find all the topics, grammar and lexis that you need to fulfill international exam requirements and lots of interactive exercises to help you practice.
The practical situations reflect real-life tasks and there are plenty of opportunities to hone your reading, listening, speaking and writing skills.
This module reintroduces you to the various characters in our story and enables you to catch up on where they are now. By the end of this week you will also be able to describe problems and dilemmas and give advice on how to solve them.
By the end of this module, you will be able to express and discuss choices and preferences in the context of working life, and you will have the lexis and grammar to discuss the topics of crime and punishment, media and journalism. You will also learn how to do an online crime report, and investigate the meaning and implications of intercultural competence.
This module will help you deepen your understanding of verb patterns, including infinitives, gerunds, and verbs that change meaning with different patterns. It will also broaden your vocabulary on mental health, emotions, and idiomatic expressions related to relationships.
By the end of this module, you’ll learn to use quantifiers and articles with precision. Strengthen your ability to discuss travel, tourism, and unique holiday experiences, while expanding your understanding of associated language and expressions.
End of week 4 - It's all in the planning •15 minutes
2 discussion prompts•Total 5 minutes
My lost luggage experience•2 minutes
Cultural identity: Self-Reflection Exercise•3 minutes
Embracing change
Module 5•2 hours to complete
Module details
This module will help you to understand the use of "used to" and "would" to talk about the past. It will also explore vocabulary to express culture, interests, and leisure activities. Practice language to navigate personal changes and envision your ideal life.
Feel the fear of public speaking and do it anyway•10 minutes
On my list•2 minutes
Englishes around the world•3 minutes
Speaking•2 minutes
Reading•5 minutes
Writing•4 minutes
Watching•1 minute
Dictionary week 5•1 minute
8 assignments•Total 65 minutes
Video Language•10 minutes
Vocabulary Practice•5 minutes
Grammar Practice - Used to, Would and the Past•10 minutes
Pronunciation Practice•5 minutes
Idiomatic language•10 minutes
Listening•5 minutes
Exam Skills•5 minutes
End of week 5 - Embracing change•15 minutes
2 discussion prompts•Total 6 minutes
Joining a theatre group continued•1 minute
Language learning•5 minutes
Moving on
Module 6•2 hours to complete
Module details
This module explains how to apply modal verbs of obligation in professional settings. It will help you practice discussing new living and working experiences abroad. You’ll also learn expressions for navigating rules, regulations, and diverse workplace cultures.
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