ALL the Grammar you need for ADVANCED (C1 Level) English in 13 minutes

⏱ *TIMESTAMPS:*
0:00 Introduction
0:57 C1 Ebook!
02:27 What is C1 Level of English?
03:58 What is after C1? What is C2 Level of English?
05:07 C1 Level Grammar
05:56 The Tenses
06:50 Modals
07:25 Conditionals
08:01 The Passive Voice
08:32 Negative Inversion
09:24 Hedging and Boosting
10:18 Phrasal Verbs with Multiple Meanings
11:21 Conjunctions and Connectors
12:03 FREE Ebook!

🎥 Video edited by Polina Park

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[EnglishwithLucy]

You'll see all of the grammar and vocab you need for C1, plus a sneak peak of the amazing curriculum for our NEW Beautiful British C1 Programme - We release it on the 15th May! You'll also be put on the waiting list :D Triple whammy!

[angelangelsubs]

i reached c1 level at nineteen years old during the two years of the pandemic, with depression and a lot of trashy american tv shows.
if i could do it, you can do it too ✨✨

[uxrjkwn]

My Cambridge Certificate says I'm already a C1 user, but there's still so much to learn. My ultimate goal is to master the language and become as fluent as it's possible for a non-native speaker of English. Hope to sit my C2 exam one day.

[shelby_da_great]

I think I am already at C1 level, mastering English has always been my goal.

[e-genieclimatique]

in brief:
In this video, the speaker discusses the C1 advanced level of English, which is the ultimate goal for many English learners.
The speaker explains that C1 is about fluency with a deep understanding of the nuances of the English language, including phrases that native speakers naturally use and understanding subtle jokes.
The video focuses on the grammar needed to achieve the C1 level, which is less about learning entirely new grammatical structures and more about learning grammatical nuances and fine-tuning one's repertoire of phrases.

Key grammatical concepts covered in the video include:
- Tenses: Advanced uses of past, present, and future tenses.
- Modals: Advanced structures for speculation and deduction.
- Conditionals: Advanced usage of words and phrases to replace "if."
- Passive Voice: Using passive infinitive and passive ING forms.
- Negative Inversion: Adding emphasis and variation to writing and speaking.
- Hedging and Boosting: Softening or increasing the force of statements.
- Phrasal Verbs: Understanding their various meanings depending on the context.
- Conjunctions and Connectors: Mastering coordinating, correlative, and subordinating conjunctions and connectors to form complex and varied sentence structures.

The speaker has also created a free ebook that details everything covered in the video, as well as additional grammar, vocabulary, and skills needed for the C1 level. The ebook is available for download through a link in the video description.

[MaxEnglishCoach]

This video is a must-watch for English learners aiming for the advanced C1 level! Thumbs up for highlighting these key milestones in language learning!

[japanmesmerises]

I write this from India. Having been a voracious reader since my childhood... I have achieved C1 level already. I am mostly a loner as no one thinks I am their ilk. Thats my crown, actually.
I wish to enhance and enrich my english with knowing nuances and having native conversations . Truly looking forward to your programs here. Thanks for this beautiful introduction... I still have to learn a lot more.

[casverinavlog]

I stopped learning English ten years ago, I got a B2 level, but, I finally decided to get the C1. Actually, it was sooo hard at the beginning, but I am studying and improving. 😊

[michaeleckhardt]

I did your online test and it said my level is presumably C2 which seems to be overly optimistic to me. I just spend to days with my lovely British friend in Berlin and I felt more I’m on a B2 level as I’m not used to speak English as often as I would like to do. Searching both for grammar and vocabulary. So I guess it would be a perfect idea to join your C1 course even if your fantastic tenses challenge was sometimes quite demanding, at least for me. Btw I utterly love the way you’re teaching English with such a great level joy for your language and plenty of emphasis. 👍🇬🇧🇩🇪

[leanneherniman]

i watch your videos because i’m a training teacher, thank you for these lovely shorts! I am doing a Tesol course.

[josecuervo]

Often I think of myself like someone who speak C1, but really I struggle slightly aabove B2. Hope things will change with yours wonderful lessons. Thank you, Lucy!

[jerometsowinghuen]

Splendid work, Miss Lucy.
This is educational to learn about C1 level English language.

[edenwalsh]

I've clicked away for the ebook.
Thank you Lucy.
I am here in the Philippines. I have lived in UK for thirty years but there is no end to learning❤

[markjustinosete]

Quite a book I'll be spending my time, together with my classes and reviews. Thank you Lucy!

[helengorbachenko]

Thank you, Lucy, I've been pleasantly surprised with the amount of extensive and well-structured information about the C1 level. You served as such an inspiration to master the B2 level to get going to ease and relaxation of the C1 level. Fingers crossed and as well, good luck to everyone who is on this journey!

[abadalrhmazkoo]

It is a very useful lesson! It helps me to assess my English level, which I think between B2 and C1 according to what has been mentioned in this short video! English with Lucy, thank you so much ❤️, !

[solo-rvsi]

As a teacher of English I can say your approach to teaching is excellent and your voice is soothing :) Great job!

[asmaaabdelbasset]

thanks a lot.I'm B2 and I truly aim to level up my english.
Wow I can't believe that I achieved towards C2 in your test, I'm over the moon.

[TheVisionarySangeeta]

I have b2 level and I am working on to go on C1 level ❤🎉 soon I will reach 😊

[TANISHARATHORE-eivs]

I just know every but the thing is that it is mandatory to learn 16k vocab to reach C1 provided that I need to learn more and more lest I should not be able to communicate with natives precisely.

But this lesson was exceptional and concise.

At no time have I had such an indispensable lesson before.