Agnes Inglese

AGNES INGLESE ENGLISH FOR WORK, STUDY AND LIFE English grammar · Indirect questions Indirect Questions: A Clear Guide with Examples Why do we say “where the office is” after “Could you tell me…”? Learn the pattern, see how it works in an email and try it yourself. By Agnes Inglese · Clear explanations and practice for real life Ask clearly. Write confidently. Practise one step at a time. You can speak English well and still get this wrong You use English at work, watch films without subtitles and explain your ideas clearly. Then you write an email: Can you spot the problem? Could you tell me where is the office ? The meaning is clear. But for an exam or a work email, write: “Co...

AGNES INGLESE ENGLISH FOR WORK, STUDY AND LIFE C1 Advanced · CAE preparation · Grammar gaps C1 Advanced: When Grammar Holds You Back You use English every day. So why does the exam feel difficult? You can have a conversation, explain a problem and get your message across. Then you try a C1 Advanced practice test, and suddenly you are unsure about sentences you thought you understood. By Agnes Inglese · An accessible read about advanced English When everyday English meets an exam requirement People also come to me when English is already part of their everyday lives. They use it regularly, understand other people and feel comfortable in many conversations. Then a new goal appears. A university course or a professional opportunity may require proof of their English level. They decide to...