As … as
Compare two cities, jobs or hobbies. Use 'as … as', 'not as … as', 'almost as … as'.
Level B1
You can keep a conversation going on familiar topics, give reasons and tell a story that mostly holds together.
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Compare two cities, jobs or hobbies. Use 'as … as', 'not as … as', 'almost as … as'.
Talk about real possibilities for your weekend. First conditional: If it rains, I'll…; If I finish early, I'll…
Talk about your plans for after this practice. Use present tense after time words: 'When I finish, I'll…'; 'as soon as…'; 'before I…'.
Talk about your free time. Use verb + -ing (enjoy, avoid, don't mind) and verb + to (want, hope, decide, plan).
Explain how something familiar is made, grown or done. Use the passive: it's made, it's grown, it's delivered.
Tell a short story about an interruption. Use past continuous + past simple: I was walking when…
Describe a normal morning using at least five phrasal verbs: wake up, get up, turn on, put on, set off, drop off, run out of.
Talk about things you have and haven't done in your life. Use the present perfect: I've…, I've never…, Have you ever…?
Talk about experiences you have and haven't had. Present perfect: I've been to…, I've never tried…
Describe people and places using relative clauses: the friend who…, the town where…, the year when…, the thing that…
Imagine unreal situations about your life. Second conditional: 'If I had more time, I'd…'; 'If I were you, I'd…'.
Talk about your normal habits, then what is different 'these days'. Switch between present simple and continuous.