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Level A1 – Survival

Build your foundation through basic structures.

1. Present Simple Affirmative

1. I (live) in Italy.
2. She (work) in a shop.
3. We (play) football.
4. He (read) books.

2. Present Simple Negative

1. I (not/like) tea.
2. They (not/speak) French.
3. She (not/watch) TV.
4. We (not/go) to school.

3. Present Simple Questions

1. you in Rome?
2. she English?
3. they music?
4. he here?

4. To Be Fill Gaps

1. I happy today.
2. You from Italy.
3. We students.
4. They not tired.

5. There is / There are

1. There a cat in the garden.
2. There three books.
3. there any milk?
4. There not many people.

6. Can / Cannot Matching

A) Can you swim? ->
B) Can she sing? ->
C) Can he drive? ->

7. Numbers Word Order

1. have / I / brothers / two ->
2. is / she / years / twenty ->
3. live / we / people / five ->

8. Like / Want

1. I like pizza. (T/F)
2. Do you want coffee? (T/F)
3. She likes music. (T/F)
4. We want to dance. (T/F)

9. Possessive Adjectives

1. This is book. (my)
2. That's car. (his)
3. These are friends. (our)
4. This is house. (their)

10. Basic Prepositions

1. The book is the table. (on)
2. I live Italy. (in)
3. The cat is the chair. (behind)
4. We go to school bus. (by)

Level A2 – Descriptions

Describe your world with more detail.

1. Comparatives

1. This bag is (heavy) than mine.
2. Italian food is (good) in Europe.
3. This phone is (expensive).

2. Superlatives

1. Everest is the mountain.
2. This is the movie.
3. She is the student.

3. Present Continuous

1. Look! They (play) now.
2. I (study) English now.
3. She today.
4. What you ?

4. Past Simple Regular

1. I London last year.
2. She all night.
3. We to school.
4. He homework.

5. Going To Future

1. I (visit) Paris.
2. It (rain) today.
3. We .
4. What she ?

6. Some / Any / Much / Many

1. I have apples.
2. There aren't people.
3. Do you have money?
4. She doesn't drink coffee.

7. Adjectives Order

1. big / red / car ->
2. beautiful / small / house ->
3. old / interesting / book ->

8. House Vocabulary

1. kitchen -> cucina | living room ->
2. bathroom ->

9. Food Quantifiers

1. a lot of / rice / some / bread ->
2. much / water / any / sugar ->

10. Body Parts Word Order

1. has / long / she / hair ->
2. tall / he / is / man ->

Level B1 – Opinions

Express ideas and personal experiences.

1. Zero Conditional

1. If you water, it .
2. Plants if they water.

2. First Conditional

1. If I , I .
2. She happy if you .

3. Second Conditional

1. If I rich, I .
2. If she , she good grades.

4. Present Perfect

1. I here since 2010.
2. you ever London?
3. She yet.

5. Past Perfect

1. I after they .
2. She before she out.

6. Future Forms

1. I him tomorrow. (Present Cont.)
2. The train at 8pm.

7. Used To

1. I in a small village.
2. She piano when young.

8. Relative Clauses

1. The man lives next door is friendly.
2. This is the book I bought.

9. Modal Opinions

1. You study more.
2. It rain later.

10. Would Preference

1. I would rather home.
2. Would you rather or ?

Level B2 – Advanced

Fluency and complex structures.

1. Present Passive

1. English all over the world.
2. The room every day.

2. Past Passive

1. The letter yesterday.
2. The car last week.

3. Future Passive

1. The project next month.
2. Dinner at 8pm.

4. Reported Statements

1. "I'm tired," -> She said she tired.
2. "I work here," -> He said he there.

5. Reported Questions

1. "Where are you?" -> He asked where .
2. "Do you like it?" -> She asked if .

6. Modal Perfects

1. He his keys.
2. You harder.

7. Although/In Spite

1. the rain, we went out.
2. being late, she passed.

8. Narrative Tenses

1. She before I .
2. By the time we there, it .

9. Take Into Account

We must all factors .

10. Likely/Unlikely

1. It is to rain.
2. He is to win.

Level C1 – Academic

Sophisticated and academic language use.

1. Not Only... But Also

1. Not only he win, but he the record.
2. She speaks not only English French.

2. Hardly... When

1. Hardly I down when...
2. Hardly the meeting when...

3. Never / Little Inversion

1. Never I such beauty.
2. Little she about the surprise.

4. Discourse Markers

Technology . On the contrary, it . Balance is .

5. Cleft Sentences

1. What was the service.
2. It was who solved it.

6. Phrasal Separable

We need to .

7. Cause-Effect

Due to the fact , sales .

8. Concessive Advanced

Despite the fact , we .

9. Reporting Verbs

1. He having made a mistake.
2. She leaving early.

10. Pseudo-Clefts

1. The thing is hypocrisy.
2. What is more time.

Level C2 – Proficiency

Near-native mastery and nuance.

1. Subjunctive Formal

1. It is essential that he present.
2. I insist that she early.

2. Were To / Should / Had

1. Were I to , I would travel.
2. Should you help, call me.

3. Mixed Conditionals

1. If she , she fluent.
2. If I , I rich.

4. Participle Clauses

Having finished, he .

5. Absolute Constructions

1. Weather , we will proceed.
2. All things , it was a success.

6. Ellipsis

1. He plays better than I .
2. Some succeeded, but most .

7. Hedging / Boosters

1. It likely that AI changes everything.
2. There is doubt we need action.

8. Reformulation Markers

Globalization homogenizes. In other words, it cultures.

9. Binomials / Correlatives

1. safe and
2. either study fail

10. Rhetorical Questions

What is freedom if responsibility?