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English B1

Stories, explanations and connected conversation

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  1. Present perfect vs past simple

    grammar and vocabulary · about 20 min

    Distinguish a finished past event from a present-perfect viewpoint reaching now, using the full sentence and context.

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  2. Present perfect continuous

    grammar and vocabulary · Planning estimate: 50–75 min across sessions

    Interpret ongoing, repeated and recently stopped activity with a present connection, distinguish completed totals and continuing states, and write an update preserving the intended times and facts.

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  3. Past perfect — the past before the past

    grammar and vocabulary · about 50 min

    Interpret past-reference viewpoints and write a clear chronological report without unsupported inferences.

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  4. used to — past habits

    grammar and vocabulary · Planning estimate: 50–75 min across sessions

    Describe former habits and states, distinguish them from current routines and be/get used to familiarity, and write an update preserving the direction of a change.

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  5. Future forms review

    grammar and vocabulary · Planning estimate: 50–75 min across sessions

    Explain future reference from intention, arrangement, prediction and the function of a time clause

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  6. Conditionals — first and second

    grammar and vocabulary · Planning estimate: 50–75 min across sessions

    Interpret open and remote conditions and write a practical backup without treating a conditional as a guarantee.

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  7. The passive

    grammar and vocabulary · about 50 min

    Choose voice while preserving event, time and stated responsibility.

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  8. Reported speech

    grammar and vocabulary · Planning estimate: 50–75 min across sessions

    Report a message while preserving speaker, recipient, ownership and intended date; choose a suitable reporting viewpoint.

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  9. Relative clauses

    grammar and vocabulary · Planning estimate: 50–75 min across sessions

    Choose or omit a relative word from its grammatical role and clause type rather than the noun’s meaning alone.

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  10. Gerunds and infinitives

    grammar and vocabulary · Planning estimate: 50–75 min across sessions

    Choose an action form from the full verb or preposition pattern and distinguish meaning changes such as stop doing versus stop to do.

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  11. Listening: stories, directions and opinions

    listening · about 20 min

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  12. Reading: blogs, reviews and articles

    reading · Planning estimate: 60–90 min across sessions

    Interpret purpose, viewpoints, reference, time and qualified claims in short English texts; justify a faithful summary with source evidence.

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  13. Speaking: stories, opinions and discussions

    speaking · Planning estimate: 45–70 min across sessions

    Tell a connected account or supported view, clarify participants and timing, respond to the actual discussion point and replay a local take to choose one concrete repair.

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  14. Writing: explain a problem and request a solution

    writing · Planning estimate: 60–90 min across sessions

    Write an organised problem email with relevant evidence and an achievable request.

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