The pack contains these upper-intermediate (B2) exercises and worksheets:

• Grammar exercise: Unless, in case, in case of, despite, even though, even if
• Grammar exercise: Despite, in spite of, although, even though
• Vocabulary exercise: Hyphenated compound words
• Vocabulary exercise: pronunciation of nouns vs. verbs voiced unvoiced consonants /f/, /s/, /θ/, /v/, /z/, /ð/
• Grammar exercise: Phrasal verbs with “up”
• Worksheet + exercise: Subject-verb inversion after adverbs, adverbial phrases
• Worksheet + exercise: How to add emphasis
• Grammar exercise: Questions – Who with? Who to? What at?
• Vocab worksheet: Adjectives describing physical appearance, character
• Worksheet: Listening “Spend, Spend, Spend”: from BBC Witness
• Worksheet: Listening “Swimming The Bering Strait”: from BBC Witness
• Grammar worksheet + exercise: Prefixes and suffixes
• Grammar​ ​worksheet​ ​+​ ​exercise ​last,​ ​the​ ​last,​ ​the​ ​latest
• Worksheet + exercise: Pronunciation of long vowel ɔː vs. diphthong eə
• Speaking practice: Second conditional
• Reading worksheet + exercise: How Wolf Packs Work
• Reading worksheet + exercise: A wolf’s migration across Europe
• Vocab worksheet + exercise: Giving opinions, disagreeing
• Worksheet: Pros and cons
• Worksheet, 2 exercises: Correlative conjunctions: neither/nor, either/or, both/and
• Vocabulary worksheet + exercise: pending, aside, permitting, outstanding
• Vocabulary worksheet + exercise: invaluable, priceless, worthless
• Vocabulary worksheet + exercise: Work and employment
• Grammar worksheet + exercise: Using keen, keen on, keen to
• Worksheet and exercise: How to add emphasis 2
• Speaking activity: Making decisions
• Exercise: Present perfect simple vs. continuous (3 exercises)
• Vocabulary sheet + exercise: Phrasal verbs: drop off, let down, point out, come up with, clear up
• Worksheet + exercise: Making deductions using modal verbs (must, might, could, may)
• Exercise: word-building
• Worksheet + exercise: Binomial pairs (x2)

• Free sample pack

In the pack of 101 you’ll also get:

• Intermediate grammar exercise: Past perfect vs. past simple
• Intermediate grammar exercise: First vs. second conditional, ex. 1
• Intermediate grammar exercise: Would rather, would prefer, prefer
• Intermediate grammar exercise: Used to, be used to, get used to
• Grammar worksheet + exercise: Since, for, from
• Intermediate grammar exercise: Since, for, from
• Intermediate grammar exercise: Comparatives
• Grammar worksheet + exercise: Comparatives, superlatives
• Worksheet + exercise: An introduction to similes
• Intermediate grammar exercise: Similes
• Intermediate vocabulary exercise: Size and dimension
• Intermediate worksheet + exercise: Unless, if
• Worksheet + exercise: Repeating comparatives to emphasise change
• Intermediate grammar exercise: Stative vs. non-stative verbs
• Intermediate grammar exercise: Past simple questions
• Worksheet + exercise: Using besides, beside
• Worksheet + exercise: Gerund or to + infinitive
• Intermediate grammar exercise: verb + infinitive or verb + gerund?
• Intermediate vocabulary exercise: Time metaphors
• Worksheet and exercise Correlative conjunctions: neither/nor, either/or, both/and
• Intermediate exercise: Using apostrophes
• Grammar worksheet + exercise: Would rather, would prefer, prefer
• Grammar worksheet + exercise: Used to, be used to, get used to
• Intermediate vocabulary exercise: Compound nouns
• Intermediate grammar sheet: Using adverbs with moderate and strong adjectives
• Intermediate vocabulary sheet + exercise: Recognise, realise, notice, find out
• Intermediate worksheet + exercises: The six senses
• Pre-intermediate grammar exercise: verb + infinitive or verb + gerund?
• Speaking practice/roleplay: forming first conditional questions what . . if?
• Pre-intermediate exercise When vs, if pre-intermediate w/key
• Pre-intermediate / Intermediate exercise By vs. until

• Worksheet: Keep something + adjective, stop something from
• Intermediate grammar exercise: Past simple vs. present perfect, ex. 1
• Intermediate grammar exercise: Past simple vs. past continuous

In the pack of 101 you’ll also get:

• Elementary exercise: Comparatives
• Elementary exercise: Question words ex. 1
• Elementary exercise: Question words ex. 2
• Elementary exercise: Word order ex. 1
• Elementary exercise: Word order ex. 2
• Elementary exercise: Present simple questions, negatives (x 2)
• Elementary exercise: Some vs. any
• Elementary exercise: -ed and -ing adjectives
• Elementary exercise: Adjectives vs. adverbs
• Elementary exercise: Present Simple with ‘always’, ‘never’, ‘often’

• Elementary exercise: Adverbs of frequency with the present simple
• Elementary exercise: Present simple questions, negatives, ex. 1