• Inversion for emphasisC1Inversion after negative and limiting adverbials: Never have I…, Not only…, Hardly had…12 tasksAdd to my exercises
• Mixed conditionalsC1Mixed conditionals linking past conditions to present results and present states to past results12 tasksAdd to my exercises
• Cleft sentencesC1Cleft sentences with 'what' and 'it' to emphasise a point in debate and argument12 tasksAdd to my exercises
• Linking words in argumentC1Linking words for contrast, addition, reason and result in formal argument12 tasksAdd to my exercises
• Participle clausesC1Present, past and perfect participle clauses replacing relative, time and reason clauses12 tasksAdd to my exercises
• Past modals: should have, might have, can't haveC1Past modals for regret, deduction and possibility: should have, must have, might have, can't have12 tasksAdd to my exercises
• Advanced passive: it is said, is thought to haveC1Impersonal passive reporting structures: it is said that, is thought/believed/known to have12 tasksAdd to my exercises
• Future in the pastC1Talking about the future from a point in the past: was going to, would, was about to, was to (have), was due to12 tasksAdd to my exercises
• Reporting verbsC1Reporting what people said with verb patterns: advise/encourage + object + to, deny/admit + -ing, accuse of, insist on, suggest that12 tasksAdd to my exercises