L1: Present and Past Tense Review
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Intermediate English Grammar Course
Course Overview
Build Accuracy, Confidence, and Fluency — One Grammar Question at a Time
Finally, a Grammar Course That Makes Sense
Stop memorizing rules and start using them. The Intermediate English Grammar Course helps students strengthen their grammar through focused, interactive practice — not endless worksheets or lectures. Each lesson combines short, clear explanations with practice-based learning so your students can confidently speak, write, and understand English in real situations.
“This is just what I need. I love that they can see their progress instantly — the quizzes are quick, fun, and interactive!”
— Adult ESL Student, Amazing Talker
What’s Inside
Each lesson is a complete, flexible grammar experience — ideal for 25-minute or 50-minute online classes. Every topic includes:
- Grammar Overview: Clear, visual explanations that make complex grammar simple
- Two Interactive Quizzes (12 questions each): With hints, instant feedback, and real-world examples
- Speaking Practice: Two open-response activities with sample answers
- Adaptable Design: Use as 25-minute mini lessons or combine into full 50-minute classes
Why Teachers Love It
- ✨ Completely Plug-and-Play — no prep needed; just open and teach
- 🎥 Perfect for Online or In-Person Classes — use interactively on screen or print for review
- 🕒 Flexible Timing — choose 25-minute or 50-minute versions
- 🔁 Built for Mastery — every quiz reinforces the same target grammar from a new angle
- 💬 Speaking Integration — because grammar is meant to be spoken , not memorized
Course Features at a Glance
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| 🎯 Level | Intermediate (CEFR B1–B2) |
| 🧩 Lessons | 29 structured lessons across 4 units |
| 🕒 Class Length | 25-minute or 50-minute flexible format |
| 💬 Skill Focus | Grammar accuracy + fluency + real-life communication |
| 🌍 Best For | Online ESL teachers, tutoring centers, and independent learners |
How You Can Use It
Teachers: Teach grammar visually through the interactive overview
- Use the built-in quizzes
- Encourage speaking fluency with the guided response prompts
Students (self-study): Practice grammar through instant feedback
- Record yourself speaking for review
- Track your improvement after every lesson
Learn Through Doing, Not Just Reading
Each quiz is designed with the practice-first approach that Florentis Learning is known for. Students don’t just see the rule — they apply it immediately through:
- Context-based gap-fills
- Transformation and correction tasks
- Real-world dialogues
- Open speaking tasks
- Intermediate learners (B1–B2) who want to sound more natural and fluent
- ESL teachers looking for flexible, ready-to-teach grammar lessons
- Students preparing for Cambridge B1 Preliminary (PET) or B2 First exams
- Learners who understand English but make frequent grammar mistakes
Course Content
- Core Tenses
- Modals and Conditionals
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L7 – Modals of Ability, Permission and Offers
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L8 – Modals of Obligation, Prohibition & Advice
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L9 – Modals of Deduction & Possibility (Present)
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L10 – Modals of Deduction & Possibility (Past)
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L11- First & Second Conditionals
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L12 – Third Conditional
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L13 – Mixed Conditionals & Wishes
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- Sentence Structure and Form
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L13 – The Passive Voice (Simple and Continuous)
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L14 – The Passive Voice (Perfect and Modals)
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L15 – The Causative
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L16 – Gerunds & Infinitives
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L17 – Gerunds and Infinitives (Part 2)
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L18 – Reported Speech (Statements)
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L19 – Reported Speech (Questions & Comments)
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L20 – Defining and Non-Defining Relative Clauses
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L21 – Advanced Question Forms
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L22 – Conjunctions and Connecting Ideas
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L23 – Adverbs of Manner, Degree and Focus
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- Nouns, Articles and Adjectives
Alexandra Hetto
These lessons are perfect for students who struggle with various grammatical topics. I recently had a 12 year old student who was struggling with the past perfect. We reviewed the past perfect lesson, and by the end of it, he felt much more comfortable and confident using this tense. He even asked to review other verb tenses in this unit! Thank you!