How to learn to
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DO YOU WANT TO LEARN ADVANCED ENGLISH?

Having English knowledge is always very positive both personally and professionally and academically, and even more if you achieve a higher level. With an advanced level of English you will have access to better jobs and it will be easy for you to pursue careers taught in English or related to the language.

If you want to deepen your knowledge and wonder how to learn to speak advanced English, the ABA English advanced course is what you need.

TIPS TO LEARN ADVANCED ENGLISH

If you wonder how to speak advanced English, follow these tips and you will be able to achieve it in a fluent and natural way:

To achieve fluency at the advanced level it will be necessary to adapt your ear to different accents, through media in English, such as movies, series or TV shows without subtitles.

If possible, communicate with native speakers and you can further train your ear and achieve greater fluency.

If you have the chance, take a trip to an English-speaking country and take advantage of direct contact with the language.

LEARN ADVANCED ENGLISH WITH ABA ENGLISH

The ABA English ADVANCED English course or C1 according to the CEFR, is aimed at people with an advanced level of English. In this course, which consists of 24 units (approximately 130 study hours), you will be able to understand structured texts and communicate fluently with native speakers.

You will learn through short films of own production made by native speakers in which you will hear conversations in advanced English, and then you will do entertaining activities to practice the contents learned in each unit. All this with the support of a native private teacher, with whom you can practice conversation and clear all your doubts.

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Speaking advanced English as a goal

If your goal is to speak advanced English, congratulations for setting yourself this great challenge!

Now, you will have to dedicate many hours to develop your different skills, for example sharpening your ear, acquiring new vocabulary, and especially practicing advanced level grammar.

Let’s see below examples of grammatical topics for advanced level:

Cleft Sentences (CS)

They are used to split a message using What or It to give new, more important or contradictory information.

What clauses

They are very common sentences in English speech and we can divide them into two types:

-What clause focused on an action and follows the structure What + Subject + verb + Verb to be + Infinitive clause. Example:

What Tom does is pretend he hasn’t heard me. (What Tom does is pretend he hasn’t heard me.)

-What clause focused on a complete sentence and follows the structure What happens + Verb to be + clause. Example:

What happens is they end up having a row. (What happens is they end up having a row.)

It clauses

In these sentences, the information is emphasized using the structure It + Verb to be + noun + defining relative clause. Examples:

It would probably be my sister who I’d talk to first. (It would probably be my sister who I’d talk to first.)

It wasn’t until she broke up with her boyfriend that my new friend started to confide in me. (It wasn’t until she broke up with her boyfriend that my new friend started to confide in me.)

Participle clauses

There are 3 types of participle clauses:

-Present participle clause : Verb + –ing

Gliding silently along in a canoe you get to see rural Asturias. (Gliding silently along in a canoe you get to see rural Asturias.)

-Past participle clause : Past participle verb

Caught locally every day, it’s always wonderfully fresh. (Caught locally every day, it’s always wonderfully fresh.)

-Perfect participle clause = Having + past participle.

Having lived through difficult times together, they end up getting married.(Having lived through difficult times, they end up getting married.)