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OET Grammar — Course 2

Explore Continuous, perfect and modal passives, to an accurate paragraph and Active and passive voice.

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OET Grammar — Course 2 — Continuous, perfect and modal passives
28published topic sections
102lesson entries
5practice quiz entries

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Continuous, perfect and modal passives

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to an accurate paragraph

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Active and passive voice

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Grammar that protects meaning
  • The central question
  • Where grammar fits in OET
  • Study route
  • Practice tasks with answers
  • Vocabulary/skill bank — status words to guard
Complete sentences and clear subjects
  • The sentence engine: subject + finite verb
  • Expanding without inventing
  • Dependent clauses need a partner
  • Practice tasks with answers
Agreement, quantity and noun phrases
  • Find the head of the subject
  • Each / both / several / every
  • Less / fewer / enough; nouns that shift meaning
  • Practice tasks with answers
Punctuation and clear reference
  • Separate complete thoughts
  • However needs a boundary
  • Pronoun reference: who does she mean?
  • Practice tasks with answers
Present simple and present continuous
  • Two ways to describe now
  • Form: build the verb phrase as a set
  • States vs actions
  • Practice tasks with answers
Past events and background activity
  • Event vs background
  • Keep the auxiliary correct
  • When / while
  • Practice tasks with answers
Present perfect and past simple
  • Choose the time frame
  • Form: have/has + past participle
  • Duration: state, activity, result; since/for
  • Practice tasks with answers
Past perfect and event order
  • Earlier than a past reference point
  • Form: had + past participle
  • Two accurate orderings
  • Practice tasks with answers
Plans, arrangements and future certainty
  • A plan is information about now
  • Match the expression to the evidence
  • Future time clauses: present form after when/after/as soon as
  • Practice tasks with answers
Active and passive voice
  • Choose the focus, keep the meaning
  • Build it: be + past participle, keep the time
  • Not every verb passivises
  • Practice tasks with answers
Continuous, perfect and modal passives
  • The auxiliary chain carries meaning
  • Build from the inside out
  • Preserve actor and deadline
  • Practice tasks with answers
Modals: obligation and possibility
  • A small word changes the message
  • Form: modal + base verb
  • The dangerous negatives
  • Practice tasks with answers
Conditions, unless and time limits
  • A condition limits an action
  • Pattern: present condition, future result
  • Unless = if not
  • Practice tasks with answers
Articles and countable meanings
  • Noun meaning first, article second
  • A/an follows the SOUND
  • General, specific, shifting meanings
  • Practice tasks with answers
Prepositions and word partnerships
  • Learn the phrase, not a translation
  • Time: on / in / at / for / since
  • By / until / within — not synonyms
  • Practice tasks with answers
Relative clauses and useful detail
  • Identifying clauses
  • Extra detail
  • Subject or object?
  • Practice tasks with answers
Cause, contrast and logical connections
  • A connector makes a claim
  • Structures after the connector
  • Keep contrast clean; keep detail precise
  • Practice tasks with answers
Verb patterns and concise requests
  • The first verb shapes the next
  • To is not always an infinitive marker
  • Recommend / advise / ask
  • Meaning-changing pairs
  • Practice tasks with answers
Direct and indirect questions
  • One clear question at a time
  • Direct: auxiliary before subject
  • Indirect: statement order inside
  • Practice tasks with answers
Reported information and accurate negatives
  • Keep the source of information
  • Backshift is perspective, not mechanics
  • Negation scope
  • Practice tasks with answers
Polite requests and checking understanding
  • Politeness that stays clear
  • Request structures
  • Checking understanding beyond "Do you understand?"
  • Practice tasks with answers
to an accurate paragraph
  • Method: separate facts before writing
  • Find meaning changes, not just endings
  • Model paragraph
  • Second pass + workflow
  • Practice tasks with answers
Spoken grammar in a short consultation
  • The task
  • Demonstration dialogue
  • Your turn + review
Final assessment and personal repair plan
  • Sit the final check properly
  • Classify errors three ways
  • Final mixed repair
  • Your repair plan + next step
Appendix D — Exam strategy: Writing letter checklist
  • Appendix D — Exam strategy: Writing letter checklist
Appendix E — Exam strategy: Speaking role-play checklist
  • Appendix E — Exam strategy: Speaking role-play checklist
Mock Tests

Practice quizzes

  • Foundations + Present/Past
  • Perfects, Future, Voice
  • Modals, Conditions, Articles, Prepositions
  • Connections, Verb Patterns, Questions, Reporting
  • Integration: editing + speaking + repair

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