
City Life meets Future Frontiers. Nail down contrast, purpose, tricky nouns, quantifiers and articles — the glue between everyday grammar and academic English.
"The city is not a concrete jungle. It is a human zoo — and the future is what we choose to build in it."
Rewrite each sentence using the structure in brackets. Then reveal.
1. It was raining. We still went for a walk. (although)
2. The traffic was terrible. We arrived on time. (despite)
3. I got up early. I wanted to catch the sunrise. (in order to)
4. Take a jacket. It might get cold later. (in case)
5. News / be / usually / depressing. (correct verb)
6. Every / student / must / bring / an ID. (rewrite naturally)
7. Neither / of / the / answers / be / correct. (correct verb)
8. Ana studies at ___ Oxford University. She works in ___ evenings. (articles)
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Ten units, hundreds of new words, and a real sense of how English breathes. Strong score? Celebrate. Below 75%? A quick revisit and you'll fly through it next time.