Grammar catalog

A guided list of B1 and B2 topics. Filter to a weak point, then open a short lesson and practise.

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Both/either/neither

Quantifiers for two items

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Example: Neither answer is correct.
Common misconception: Agreement; either/neither meaning

Open lesson: Both/either/neither 44 exercises available

B1 Determiners · Quantifiers

All/most/none/any (review)

Broader range of quantifiers

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Example: Most of my friends agree.
Common misconception: most vs most of; of + the

Open lesson: All/most/none/any (review) 44 exercises available

B1 Determiners · Reference

Another/other/others/the other

Distinguishing additional and remaining items

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Example: I'd like another cup.
Common misconception: another with plural; the other(s)

Open lesson: Another/other/others/the other 44 exercises available

B1 Adjectives · Participial

-ed/-ing adjectives (review)

Feelings vs characteristics

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Example: I was confused by the confusing sign.
Common misconception: bored/boring confusion

Open lesson: -ed/-ing adjectives (review) 44 exercises available

B1 Adjectives · Degree

So/such/so much/so many

Intensifying with result

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Example: It was such a good film.
Common misconception: so vs such; so much/many

Open lesson: So/such/so much/so many 44 exercises available

B1 Adjectives · Compound

Compound adjectives with numbers

Number + noun as adjective

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Example: It's a two-hour trip.
Common misconception: Plural in compound (two-hours)

Open lesson: Compound adjectives with numbers 44 exercises available

B1 Adverbs · Comparison

Comparative and superlative adverbs

more/most and -er/-est with adverbs

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Example: He drives more carefully now.
Common misconception: Adjective form for adverb

Open lesson: Comparative and superlative adverbs 44 exercises available

B1 Prepositions · Dependent

Verb + preposition

Fixed verb-preposition combinations

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Example: She apologised for the delay.
Common misconception: Wrong preposition

Open lesson: Verb + preposition 44 exercises available

B1 Prepositions · Dependent

Adjective + preposition

Fixed adjective-preposition combinations

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Example: I'm interested in art.
Common misconception: Wrong preposition (interested for)

Open lesson: Adjective + preposition 44 exercises available

B1 Prepositions · Time

During/for/while

Distinguishing time prepositions/conjunctions

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Example: I fell asleep during the film.
Common misconception: during vs for vs while

Open lesson: During/for/while 44 exercises available

B1 Questions · Tags

Question tags

Confirming with matching auxiliary

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Example: He hasn't arrived, has he?
Common misconception: Polarity/auxiliary errors

Open lesson: Question tags 44 exercises available

B1 Questions · Indirect

Indirect questions

Embedded questions with statement order

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Example: Can you tell me where the station is?
Common misconception: Inverted word order in embedded clause

Open lesson: Indirect questions 42 exercises available