C2 is near-native command. You handle irony, allusion and subtle idiom, and craft language for effect — the top of the CEFR ladder.
Read each lesson and mark it as complete when you feel confident.
Beyond "Never have I…": inversion with comparatives, so/such, and only phrases.
Leave words out when context supplies them — the mark of natural, efficient English.
Move an element to the front for emphasis or flow.
Choosing between tenses changes tone: will vs going to, would for politeness, future in the past.
Idioms and collocations used exactly — and knowing when register makes them appropriate.
Triads, antithesis, rhetorical questions and repetition give speech and prose power.
Click any word to see its definition and example on a flashcard.
The final challenge. Answer, then press "Check answers".