Alle Inhalte zum Fach Englisch - Grammatik und sprachliche Mittel

This unit will introduce you to the language of film and help you to understand how formal features like camerawork, lighting or symbols contribute to creating meaning in films.

In this unit you will learn how to analyze a song – step by step. In addition, listening carefully to the lyrics of songs improves your listening skills.

This unit will help you to develop your reading skills by showing you different strategies. You’ll also be able to better understand reading comprehension tasks in future exams.

In this unit you will be shown how to react and respond politely in English. You will also find useful phrases for everyday conversations, helping you to speak with more confidence.

In this unit, you’ll practice using connectives to link ideas and sentences in English. They help to show how statements are related to each other and make your writing clear and coherent.

In this unit, you will learn how comparisons work in the English language. You will get to know and practice how to describe change and compare people, things, ideas, and concepts.

In this unit you will learn how new words can be built by using prefixes and suffixes.

In this unit, you will practice using idioms in English. Idioms are fixed expressions such as hit the nail on the head that have meanings different from the individual words.

In the following, you will practice using collocations in English. You will learn how words commonly go together to sound more natural and fluent in your writing and speaking.

Phrasal verbs are very common in English. They are combinations of a verb and one or more particles. Together, they create a new meaning.

In the following unit, you will practice improving your writing and speaking style by using if-clauses more effectively.

In this unit, you will practice using if-clauses to express conditions and their results in English. If-clauses will make your writing and speaking more precise and natural.

In the following unit, you will practice using relative clauses to give extra information about nouns in English. This will make your writing and speaking clearer and more natural.

In this unit, you will learn the difference between sentences and clauses. Furthermore, you will extend your knowledge on clauses by learning about adverbial and noun clauses.

In this unit, you’ll discover how to turn direct speech into reported/indirect speech. You will learn how it is formed and how to use it correctly.

In this unit, you are going to learn the correct forms of the passive voice in different tenses.

This unit will show you what gerund and infinitive constructions look like and how to use them in English.

In this unit, you will practice forming and using questions as well as negations in English.

In this unit, youʼll learn about the most common ways of talking about future events and how to distinguish between the Will-future, the Going-to-future and the Future Progressive.

Understand and use the Past Perfect to describe an event that happened before another event, or that could have happened.

In this unit, you’ll explore the different parts of speech and learn how they function in a sentence. You’ll also practice ordering words to create clear and correct sentences.

Here you will get to know different forms of determiners. Youʼll explore their functions by practicing when and how to use the adequate category and form of a determiner.

In this chapter, youʼll learn all about the Simple Present. It is the most important tense of the English language as it is commonly used for general truths, facts, and much more.

In this unit you get to know the Present Progressive, an English tense that is used to describe actions that are happening at the moment of speaking.

In this unit, youʼll learn all about the Past Perfect Progressive. Use it to talk about events that began in the past and lasted for awhile or took place before another past event.

This unit explains the different kinds of quantifiers in English and shows you how they can be used. The exercises will help you to practice their usage adequately.

Understand and use the Simple Past to talk about finished actions. Build confidence with rules, signal words, and practice for quick improvement.

This unit explains the English Articles “a”, “an” and “the” and helps you to practise their correct usage. You will also learn the correct pronunciation in certain contexts.

Understand and use the Present Perfect to talk about actions that have been completed in the past – with a link to the present.

Understand and use the Present Perfect Progressive to talk about events where the duration of an action is the main focus – and what the difference to the Present Perfect is.