1 HOUR LESSON - Advanced Grammar In Use

Let's improve your grammar skills with some advanced and confusing concepts.

In this hour-long mega-lesson, I'm going to teach you different parts of grammar ranging from prepositions to modals of lost opportunity to the present perfect continuous.

And then I'll challenge you with a quiz at the end of the lesson. Let me know how you do.

Get the lesson notes for prepositions of place. 📝

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///LESSON CHAPTERS
0:00 Intro + Prepositions of Place
10:23 Modals of Lost Opportunity - could have / would have / should have
19:55 Use to vs Used to
28:21 Present Perfect vs Present Perfect Continuous
41:34 Advanced Grammar Quiz

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