Adding emphasis
In formal English, especially in writing, we sometimes change the normal word order to make the sentence more emphatic or dramatic. We call this change in word order “inversion”. Inversion is common, for example, in
Advanced [C1]
We use discourse markers every day, often without even realising it. They’re essentially phrases and words that quite literally mark the direction of a conversation or discourse. They are used to connect, organise and manage
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General English
This easy-to-use Pre-Advanced (B2+) level general English course ensures students make fast, measurable progress in learning English. This course is extremely well-organized with an integrated skills approach, focusing on practical vocabulary and developing communication skills.
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Business English
Linking life and work, this Pre-Intermediate (A2+) level course meets all the practical language needs of adult professional learners who need to use English in the workplace.
