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Fix It

Each sentence has one mistake, taken from the lesson. Find it, then say the correct sentence. Choose a lesson below.

How it works

In class: A point for finding the mistake, and a bonus point for saying the correction. The teacher decides.
Say it right: After you find it, say the whole sentence correctly, then check it with the correction.
On your own: Every sentence in the lesson, then a list of the ones to check again.

Choose a lesson

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B1Intermediate· 16

Although I Love My Job…: although and even thoughGrammar focus
Have You Ever…? present perfect or past simpleGrammar focus
I Should Have Checked: should have, could have, might haveGrammar focus
I've Been Painting All Day: the present perfect continuousGrammar focus
If I Had Known: the third conditionalGrammar focus
If I Were You: the second conditional for adviceGrammar focus
If You Click That Link…: zero and first conditionalGrammar focusFree
It Must Be the Cat! must, might and can'tGrammar focus
Must or Have To? School rulesGrammar focus
Nice to Meet You at Last: question tags for networkingGrammar focusFree
She Said She Was Nervous: reporting what people saidGrammar focus
The Colleague Whose Job I Want: relative clauses at workGrammar focus
The Train Had Already Left: past perfectGrammar focus
We Used to Play Outside: used to and wouldGrammar focusFree
Who Invented It? The passiveGrammar focusFree
Will You Be Free on Thursday? Future continuousGrammar focus

B2Upper intermediate· 48

A Town with a Story: non-defining relative clausesGrammar focus
Against the Odds: despite and in spite ofGrammar focus
B2 First Unit 1: Free Time and HobbiesB2 First · Unit 1Free
B2 First Unit 2: Travel and JourneysB2 First · Unit 2
B2 First Unit 3: Work and StudyB2 First · Unit 3
B2 First Unit 4: TechnologyB2 First · Unit 4
B2 First Unit 6: Health and SportB2 First · Unit 6
B2 First Unit 7: People and RelationshipsB2 First · Unit 7
B2 First Unit 8: Money and ShoppingB2 First · Unit 8
B2 First Unit 9: Homes and PlacesB2 First · Unit 9
B2 First Unit 10: Media and EntertainmentB2 First · Unit 10
B2 First Unit 11: Crime and the LawB2 First · Unit 11
B2 First Unit 12: The ArtsB2 First · Unit 12
Five Years from Now: Future perfectGrammar focus
How Work Is Changing: The passive (all forms)Grammar focus
I'd Be Grateful If…: professional emails for requests, chasing and repliesSkills focus
If Only I Lived Closer! wish and if onlyGrammar focus
It Was the Music That Made It: it-cleftsGrammar focus
Key Word Transformations 1: Passives and Have Something DoneB2 First · Part 4Free
Key Word Transformations 2: Reported SpeechB2 First · Part 4
Key Word Transformations 3: Conditionals and WishB2 First · Part 4
Key Word Transformations 4: Bigger, Better, BestB2 First · Part 4
Key Word Transformations 5: Put It Another WayB2 First · Part 4
Multiple-choice Cloze 1: CollocationsB2 First · Part 1Free
Multiple-choice Cloze 2: Phrasal VerbsB2 First · Part 1
Multiple-choice Cloze 3: Linking Words That Hold It TogetherB2 First · Part 1
Open Cloze 1: PrepositionsB2 First · Part 2Free
Open Cloze 2: A, The or Nothing at All?B2 First · Part 2
Open Cloze 3: Small Words, Big LinksB2 First · Part 2
Someone Must Have Taken It! Past deductionGrammar focus
Sorry to Interrupt: agreeing, disagreeing and interruptingSkills focus
Stranded! Past perfect continuousGrammar focus
Tell Me About a Time When…: job interviewsSkills focusFree
Weather to Remember: so and such … thatGrammar focus
What Did the Witnesses Say? Reported speechGrammar focusFree
Word Formation 1: Noun SuffixesB2 First · Part 3Free
Word Formation 2: Adjective SuffixesB2 First · Part 3
Word Formation 3: Negative PrefixesB2 First · Part 3
Word Formation 4: Strengthen Your VerbsB2 First · Part 3
Word Formation 5: Adverbs and Spelling TrapsB2 First · Part 3
Writing a Report 1: Facts FirstB2 First · Part 2Free
Writing a Review 1: Worth It or Not?B2 First · Part 2Free
Writing an Article 1: Hook Your ReaderB2 First · Part 2Free
Writing an Article 2: Make Your PointB2 First · Part 2
Writing an Email 1: Who Are You Writing To?B2 First · Part 2Free
Writing an Essay 1: Plan, Link and Give Your OpinionB2 First · Part 1Free
Writing an Essay 2: Make Every Point CountB2 First · Part 1
Writing: The GuideB2 First · Paper guideFree

C1Advanced· 15

Breakthrough or False Hope? Word formationVocabulary focus
Bury the Hatchet: Idioms about friendship and falling outVocabulary focus
Careful Claims: Hedging in reportsSkills focus
Fit for Work: health, safety and absence at workVocabulary focus
Getting the Tone Right: Formal and informal registerSkills focusFree
Having Taken the Plunge: perfect participle clausesGrammar focus
It Is Essential That…: The subjunctiveGrammar focus
Never Had They Seen Such Ice: inversion after negative adverbialsGrammar focus
Phasing Out Plastic: Phrasal verbs for changeVocabulary focus
Pose a Threat, Reach a Consensus: Collocations for public debateVocabulary focusFree
Prone to Distraction: Dependent prepositionsVocabulary focus
Soar, Plummet, Level Off: Describing trends in presentationsVocabulary focus
The Price of a View: Linking contrast and concessionSkills focus
What Sells Is the Story: what-cleftsGrammar focusFree
Would You Be Prepared To…? Negotiating diplomatically: softening, proposals and conditionsSkills focus

C2Proficiency· 9

A Spanner in the Works: Idioms for plans and problemsVocabulary focus
Cut the Clutter: Editing for concisionSkills focusFree
Economical with the Truth: Connotation, euphemism and spinVocabulary focus
From Notes to Paper: Academic style and nominalisationSkills focus
Gone Are the Days: Fronting and emphasisGrammar focusFree
If So, Say So: Ellipsis and substitutionGrammar focus
Imply or Infer? Near-synonyms that trip up fluent speakersVocabulary focusFree
Same Story, Two Papers: Journalistic styleSkills focus
Words That Move: The rhetoric of speechesSkills focus