SOCIAL
Who? and Where?
1) Introductions: age, nationality, profession · To be (Am/are/Is), Gender and number Practice 1 · Advanced 1A
2) Family: sister, brother, siblings, & children · To be conditional, pronouns · Practice 2 · Advanced 2A
3) Places: shop, pool, cinema, park & the mall · There is/ are, articles, countability · Practice 3 · Advanced
4) Social Interactions: texting & romance · Imperatives, casualness · Practice 4
5) Traveling: requesting transport directions · 5 W’s and prepositions ·
6) Calling for help: allergies and emergencies · The question word Do ·
7) Body language: actively engaging the body · This/ that, here/there ·
8) Social Media & News: happening right now · Present simple/ cont ·
9) First Tea Contemplation: Tea is about "who" and "where" you enjoy it · Tea I
ECONOMIC
What kind? and How much?
10) Jobs & Professions: work, skills, tasks · Do/ does / Modal (can)
11) Money and Finance: budgeting, saving, debt · Calculations and math
12) Consumerism & Shopping: ads, priorities · Need vs. want to
13) Business and Entrepreneurship: risks + success · Second Conditionals
14) Stealing & Crime: narrating completed events · Past simple tense
15) Trade & Economy: networks of exchange · Superlative/ Comparatives · Practice 14
16) Poverty & Wealth: inequality, opportunity · Modal verbs
17) The Future & Technology: predictions · Going to/ will
18) Second Tea Contemplation: Tea is about "how much" it cost and "how good" it is · Tea II
CULTURAL
How?
19) Movies & Cinematography - narration · Using proper tense
20) Holidays & Traditions - cultural differences · Three tenses, comparing
21) Literature, Archetypes, Themes - Universality · False Cognates, Plot
22) Art, Architecture, Mythology - living history · Perfect tenses, comparison
23) Sports, Hobbies, and Activities - physical games · Modifiers & phrasal verbs
24) Cooking & Dining - preparing food · Modals of advice/obligation
25) Music & Poetry - songs and popular culture · Metaphors, expressions
26) Theater & Performance - drama · Rhetoric, Tone, Pitch, Peaks
27) World History I: Ancient Cultures - beverages · More phrasal Verbs
28) Third Tea Contemplation: Tea is about "how" it is performed and decorated · Tea III
ENVIRONMENTAL
What? and When?
29) Weather - seasons, change, biomes · Cause/effect, conditions
30) Natural Disasters - flood, earthquakes, fires · Reported Speech
31) Space - exploration of the solar system · Narrative tenses
32) Ecosystems - animals/plants, water cycle · Passive voice, Induction
33) Food Systems - food, pesticides, waste · Modals- might, have to
34) Problems - pollution, deforestation, chemicals · Present perfect continuous
35) Urban sustainability - recycling, green energy · Modals- should, must
36) Anatomy - biology, physiology, fitness · Nominalization, passive
37) Hygiene - showers, cleaning, personal care · Relatives, Collocations · Practice 34
38) Fourth Tea Contemplation: Tea is about "what" it is made of · Tea IV
POLITICAL
Why?
39) Government - laws, leaders, public service · Formal nominalization
40) Rights & Responsibilities - freedom, civic duties · More Modals
41) Democracy - voting, democracy, elections · Passives
42) Immigration & Citizenship - borders, identity · Adjectives, Nouns
43) Media and Information - facts and fiction · Rhetoric, logic, fallacy
44) Global Issues & International Relations · Critical Thinking
45) Protests & Change - justice, activism, reform · Persuasion
46) World History II: Medieval Cultures · Integration, Deduction
47) Fifth Tea Contemplation: Tea is about power and protest · Tea V
PSYCHOLOGICAL
Could? and Would?
48) Emotions & Feelings- happiness, fear, calm · Metaphor and Idioms
49) Personality & Character- introvert/extrovert · Comparatives
50) Mental Health & Well-Being- anxiety · Softeners, Hedging
51) Motivation & Goals - dreams and desires · Future Tenses
52) Habits & Routines - good/bad habits, change · Conditionals
53) Learning, Memory, Color - strategies + skills · Evidence, Linking
54) Mind & Matter - A rich imagination, success · Value statements
55) Tea and Philosophy - What is a good life? · Tea is about making good questions · Tea VI
ENGLISH GRAMMAR KEY (#0) | European A1 to C2 key grammar sequence
NUMBERS, DAYS, MONTHS (#1) | Learn the basic numbers, units, and symbols
PRONUNCIATION PAGE (#2) | Explanation of all the English sounds according to the IPA (International Phonetic Alphabet) [Visit] [more soon]
LANGUAGE PAGE (#3 to 15) | Verbs and Phonetics · Basic Grammar · Verb Tenses · Irregular Verbs · Modal Verbs · Phrasal Verbs · Prepositions · Types of Sentences · Linkers and Connectors · Reported Speech · Idioms · Implied Meaning · Types of Texts and Genre | [Visit] [more soon]
COMPARATIVE LINGUISTICS (#16) | Learn about accents, regional expressions, and the history of the English language, including where certain verbs come from [Visit] [more soon]
CONVENTIONS & NOTES (#17) | Punctuation, False Cognates, Tendencies and Notes, Economy [more soon]
LITERARY & POETIC LANGUAGE (#18) | Exploring the musicality of the English language- pacing, word stress, prosody, and meter [more soon]
MODES OF WRITING (#19) | All about modes of writing, organization, archetypes, and cohesion of arguments [more soon]
RHETORIC & LOGIC (#20) | Learn about strategic, rhetorical persuasion in English, as well as lines of reasoning and common fallacies [more soon]