Master English Vocabulary and Grammar Skills

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Vocabulary (Plus)

Exercise 1: Literary Genres

  1. fairy tales
  2. poems
  3. video
  4. novels
  5. myths
  6. play
  7. biographies
  8. short stories
  9. history
  10. translation

Exercise 2: Story Elements

  1. character
  2. folk tales
  3. director
  4. plot
  5. ending
  6. acts
  7. author
  8. characters
  9. setting
  10. non-fiction

Exercise 3: Phrasal Verbs

  1. shout out
  2. takes … back
  3. ’ll feed back
  4. go back
  5. has … moved on

Exercise 4: Sentence Structure and Adverbs

  1. In the end, it doesn’t really matter what we do. / It doesn’t really matter what we do in the end.
  2. Have you seen any good films recently?
  3. We’re off
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Reported Speech and Modals Exercises Answers

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Reported Speech Exercises (Workbook Pages 42–63)

WB Page 42 — Exercise 1

  1. The police warned the people to keep away from the crime…
  2. We wanted to know why the police officer was arresting him.
  3. The lawyer advised her client not to wear jeans when he appeared in court the next day.
  4. My mum reminded me to lock the door when I left that afternoon.
  5. John denied that he had painted graffiti…
  6. The bank robber refused to tell the detective where he had hidden…
  7. The victim complained that the police hadn’t turned
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Sanctuary Confrontation: Cid Kagenou vs Corrupted Nelson

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Sanctuary Confrontation: Cid Kagenou vs Corrupted Nelson

The cathedral district of the Lawless City was nearly silent at night, the kind of silence that felt staged—too perfect, too heavy. Cid Kagenou walked behind Jack Nelson as they descended a narrow staircase hidden behind a curtain in the chapel. The wooden steps creaked under them, and dust drifted through the lantern light like tiny ghost fragments.

“You19re fortunate,” Nelson said, voice calm but eyes twitching with excitement. “Few are

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The King’s Speech: Stammer, Leadership & Recovery

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El conflicto principal

The main conflict of the movie is not only political, but also very personal. The king has to face his insecurity, the pressure of speaking in public, and the fear of failing his country at a very difficult moment in history. In this situation, Lionel Logue appears, an unusual Australian speech therapist who helps him work on his speaking problem. The relationship between them is one of the most important parts of the movie. At first, it is only professional, but little by

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Letter Templates, Article & Short Story Examples

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Formal Letter (Carta Formal)

Dear Sir or Madam, I am writing to inform you about [motivo], which has recently become a matter of concern. Little did I expect that the situation would develop in such an unexpected way, especially considering the information I had previously received. To begin with, […] Despite my efforts to address the issue promptly and follow the correct procedures, the outcome has not been satisfactory. Furthermore, I would like to request [propuesta]. I would greatly appreciate

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Ethical, Emotional & Social Vocabulary with Examples

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Ethical, Emotional & Social Vocabulary with Examples

Clear definitions and example sentences for advanced English vocabulary related to morality, emotion, and society. Each entry shows the word, a concise definition, and an illustrative sentence.

Ambiguous

Definition: Unclear, having multiple meanings.

His answer was ambiguous, so nobody knew what he really meant.

Corruption

Definition: Dishonest or fraudulent conduct.

The politician was arrested for corruption and bribery.

Decadence

Definition: Moral

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