Future in the past

Sometimes we need to talk about the future from a past perspective, usually to talk about something that didn't happen in the end.

Practise how to do this. Find some exercises here, here, here and here.

For an explanation and some more challenging exercises, click here.

Time

Time flies... or does it drag on?
Learn some expressions we can use to talk about time or related to it.
Click here for a list of expressions and an exercise; try more exercises here, here, here and here.
If you're interested in business English, this one will do for you (I'd suggest scrolling down and having a look at the list of expressions before trying the exercise)
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Agreeing and disagreeing

First of all, remember:

We don't say I'** agree, we say I AGREE / I DISAGREE or I DON'T AGREE.





Now, you can have a look at these links and learn more varied expressions. Click here, here and here. Focus on disagreeing with the BBC here or have a look at this video:




And if you're interested in business English, this one is for you.

Prefixes and suffixes

You can enlarge your vocabulary by using prefixes and suffixes. Try some exercises:

Start with something easy here and here.

Try some more here, here and here. A bunch of them here.

Match the prefix/suffix with its usual meaning: click here, here and here.

I hope this will be useFUL.