Do you have “the proficiency problem”? If you’ve been studying English for a long time, then you might be experiencing what I like to call “the proficiency problem.” What’s that? I’ll explain. The proficiency problem usually strikes when you reach the upper intermediate level. By now, your English is reasonably good. You can communicate, understand, and be understood without much difficulty.

1. Advanced English Grammar

Advanced English Grammar

You can use English proficiently. So what’s the problem? The problem is that when you’re at this level, it’s very hard to find lessons that will really challenge you and help you get to the next level in your English. Other people might say, “Your English is fine!” but you KNOW that there are still things you struggle with, such as: • Using mixed tenses together • More complex ideas and sentence structures • Prepositions and other small connecting words • Mastering more advanced details of the English language One of the worst parts is often simply not being sure if your sentences are perfect, or if you’re actually making mistakes but nobody is correcting you because they think your English is already “good enough.” But you don’t want your English to be “good enough.” You want it to be GREAT. If this describes you, then you will love the new Advanced English Grammar Course here at Espresso English. This course will help you master the more advanced aspects of using the English language, with clear and straightforward explanations of even the most complicated topics. And here’s what’s even more important – the lessons have a practical focus, creating opportunities for you not just to “study” or “learn” grammar, but instead to • SEE the grammar in action • Truly UNDERSTAND how it works • And USE it yourself.