Anglais C1 en ligne de Cambridge avec Professeur + Examens blancs

Unit 1 – A Great Read
Grammar● Use auxiliary verbs to, one, and ones to avoid repeating words and phrases
Vocabulary● Idiomatic expressions for understanding and remembering● Synonyms
Conversation Strategies● Use stressed auxiliary verbs before main verbs to add emphasis● Use if so to mean ̈if this is true ̈ and if not to mean ̈if this is not true ̈

Unit 2 – Technology
Grammar● Add information to nouns with different types of expressions● Use two-part conjunctions to combine ideas
Vocabulary● Compound adjectives to describe technology● Suffixes
Conversation Strategies● Use adverbs to express what you predict, expect, etc.● Emphasize that something is impossible

Unit 3 – Society
Grammar● Use participle clauses to link events and add information about time and reason● Add emphasis with so...that, such...that, even, and only
Vocabulary● Expressions with take● Synonyms
Conversation Strategies● Express a contrasting view with expressions like having said that and then again● Use even so and even then to introduce a contrasting idea

Unit 4 – Amazing World
Grammar● Use future perfect forms to talk about the past in the future● Use prepositions and prepositional phrases to combine ideas
Vocabulary● Expressions to describe the behavior of wildlife● Suffixes with –able
Conversation Strategies● Use expressions to add and focus on new ideas● Use in any case / in any event to strengthen arguments and reach conclusions

Unit 5 – Progress
Grammar● Use adverbs with continuous and perfect forms of the passive● Use past modals with the passive
Vocabulary● More formal adjectives● Adjectives into nouns
Conversation Strategies● Use expressions to make a point● Use expressions in responses

Unit 6 – Business Studies
Grammar● Use relative clauses that begin with pronouns or prepositions● Use some, any, other, others, and another to refer to people and things.
Vocabulary● Verbs that mean attract and deter● Adjectives
Conversation Strategies● Use negative or tag questions to persuade others of your point of view● Use granted to concede points

Unit 7 – Relationships
Grammar● Use conditional sentences without if to hypothesize● Use wh- clauses as subjects and objects
Vocabulary● Binomial expressions● Building synonyms
Conversation Strategies● Use expressions to summarize and finish your points● Use expressions to draw a conclusion from something someone said

Unit 8 – History
Grammar● Use the perfect infinitive to refer to past time● Use cleft sentences beginning with It to focus on certain nouns, phrases, and clauses
Vocabulary● Adjective antonyms● Metaphors
Conversation Strategies● Use expressions to avoid talking about a topic● Responses to focus on your viewpoint

Unit 9 – Engineering Wonders
Grammar● Use –ever words in talking about unknown people or things● Use negative adverbs + inversion to start a sentence for emphasis
Vocabulary● Vocabulary of engineering projects● Verbs
Conversation Strategies● Use expressions to introduce facts that support your opnions● Use expressions to emphasize negative phrases

Unit 10 – Current Events
Grammar● Use continuous and infinitive forms to report events in progress● Use the subjunctive to describe what should happen, what is important, and to refer todemands and recommendations
Vocabulary● Noun and verb collocations● Vocabulary to express truth or fiction
Conversation Strategies● Highlight topics by putting them at the start or end of what you say● Use this and these to highlight information and that and those to refer to known information

Unit 11 – Is it real?
Grammar● Use be to to refer to fixed or hypothetical future events● Use passive verb complements
Vocabulary● Idiomas and phrasal verbs with turn● Words in context
Conversation Strategies● Use expressions to express concern● Use expressions to introduce an opinion

Unit 12 – Psychology
Grammar● Use obects + -ing forms after prepositions and verbs● Use reflexive pronouns
Vocabulary● Phrasal verbs● Expressions with be, do, go, have, take
Conversation Strategies● Use expressions to be diplomatic● Use to put it + adverb to indicate your meaning behind an opinion