Conditionals and modals: How to express imaginary ideas with them?2The 4 types of conditionals03:56 min3Modals: can, can’t, might and more03:50 min4Modals: must, have to, shall and more02:51 min
Present and past tenses to speak in other time frames and infinitives to express purpose5Uses of the present03:25 min6Uses of the past02:22 min7Uses of infinitives02:23 min
Express complex ideas simply8Advanced Linking Words06:01 min9Discourse markers: you know, actually, mind you and more05:05 min10Discourse markers: To tell you the truth, you see and more03:46 min11Cleft sentences with It and What06:38 min
Subject verb agreement12Nouns with no plural, no singular and more06:54 min13Collective nouns, quantities, amounts, and infinitive nouns03:51 min14And, either/or, neither/nor and more03:03 min
Inversions15Using negative or limiting adverbs to add emphasis03:10 min16Using second and third conditionals to add emphasis02:18 min
Definite articles: a, an, and the17Using Definite article: The03:52 min18Indefinite articles: a and an02:46 min
Verb, adverb, and determiner selection19Come vs. go, bring vs. take, and speak vs. talk03:58 min20Do vs. make01:56 min21No vs. notViendo ahora
Phrasal verbs22Work and technology04:40 min23Travel and hobbies04:33 min24Health and food04:58 min25Family / friends and education05:56 min
Conclusions26Reflection and advice01:26 min27How to express ideas clearly in the business atmosphere02:43 min
