Learning Outcomes

Vocabulary: Fears

Grammar 1: Adjectives and Adverbs

Grammar 2: So and Such

Student Practice for Managing Fears and Extreme Adjectives

Lesson Summary

This module focuses on teaching words and phrases related to fear. It will also review adjectives and adverbs, the introduction of adjectives ending in -ed and -ing, extreme adjectives, and their differences. It will also discuss 'such' and 'so' and how to use them with 'that.'

Vocabulary: House Hunting

Grammar 1: Passive Voice

Grammar 2: Relative Clauses

Housing Features and Relative Clauses - Student Practice

This module introduces you to the vocabulary related to personal home preferences and searching for a new home. You will learn how to use the passive voice in the future tense using 'will be' and by phrases. You will also learn how to use modal verbs, relative pronouns, relative adverbs and relative clauses in spoken and written language.

Vocabulary: The Environment

Grammar 1: Noun Clauses

Grammar 2: Embedded Questions

Student Practice: Noun Clauses and Embedded Questions

This module will teach you essential vocabulary regarding the environment and environmental protection. You will learn to use noun clauses and embedded questions in questions and statements.

Vocabulary: Money and Banking

Grammar 1: Modals for Deduction and Speculation

Grammar 2: Negative Questions

Banking with Modals for Deduction and Speculation - Student Practice

This module explores the language related to using money and the services offered by banks. You will review how to use modals for deduction and speculation and delve deeper into other expressions related to these modals. Finally, you will learn how to correctly form and answer negative questions and use 'can't have' and 'needn't have'.

Vocabulary: Role Models

Grammar 1: Future Continuous and Perfect Tenses

Grammar 2: Phrasal Verbs

Personal Traits and Future Perfect Tense - Student Practice

This module's focus is on teaching words and phrases related to role models. It will also cover a review of the future continuous tense, the introduction of 'be going to + be,' and the future perfect tense, including its forms and uses. It will also discuss phrasal verbs with two and three words and how to use them in different tenses.

Diploma in English - B2 Level - First Assessment

Assessment for modules one (Managing Fears and Extreme Adjectives) to five (Personal Traits and Future Perfect Tense) in the course Diploma in English - B2 Level.ㅤㅤㅤ

Vocabulary: Movies and Filmmaking

Grammar 1: Future Perfect Continuous

Grammar 2: Going To

Student Practice: Future Perfect & Future Perfect Continous

This module will teach you essential vocabulary regarding movies and filmmaking. You will learn to use the future perfect, the future perfect continuous, 'will' and 'going to' statements as noun clauses, and 'would' to discuss past plans.

Vocabulary: Mass Media and News

Grammar 1: Direct and Indirect Speech

Grammar 2: Indirect Speech Changes

The Media and Questions in Indirect Speech - Student Practice

This module introduces you to vocabulary related to mass media and the news. You will revise how to use direct speech and change it into indirect speech using various verbs, adverbs and question words. You will also discover how to write and structure paragraphs in writing.

Vocabulary: Shopping and Buyer's Remorse

Grammar 1: Past Perfect and Perfect Modals

Grammar 2: Wish and If Only

Regrets and Past Perfect Tense - Student Practice

This module teaches words and phrases related to shopping and buyer's remorse. It will also review the past perfect tense and discuss using perfect modals such as 'should have' and 'ought to have.' It will examine how to use 'wish' and 'if only' in the past perfect tense to express regrets.

Vocabulary:  Hobbies, Stress, and Relaxation

Grammar 1: Past Perfect Continuous

Grammar 2: Used to & Would for Past Habits

Hobbies and Past Perfect Continuous Tense - Student Practice

This module will teach you essential vocabulary regarding hobbies, stress, and relaxation. You will learn to use the past perfect continuous, 'used to', and 'would' to discuss past habits.

Vocabulary: Health, Wellness, and Treatments

Grammar 1: Conditionals

Grammar 2: Mixed Conditionals

Health and Wellness with Mixed Conditionals - Student Practice

This module explores the language related to health and wellness and standard medical treatments. You will review zero, first, second, and third conditionals and be introduced to mixed conditionals. In addition, we will discover how to use conditionals and mixed conditionals in the negative form and questions.

Diploma in English - B2 Level - Assessment 2

Assessment for modules six (Movies and Future Perfect Continuous Tense) to ten (Health and Wellness with Mixed Conditionals) in the course Diploma in English - B2 Level.ㅤㅤㅤ

Diploma in English - B2 Level - Final Assessment

Master various grammar techniques and learn new vocabulary with this free online diploma course in English.

Diploma in English - B2  Level

Delve further into the intricacies of English with this in-depth diploma course in B2-level English. Immerse yourself in learning new vocabulary and apply it to reading, listening, and writing activities while also reviewing and fine-tuning various grammar points. This course is indispensable in helping you advance your expertise in English in a fun and structured way. Register today, and leap forward in your knowledge of this language.

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