Congratulations on completing the C1 course! Here’s where to go from here.

Notice

  • You’ve now covered inversion for emphasis, advanced hypothetical/subjunctive forms, nominalisation, advanced modality, complex relative and comment clauses, ellipsis, idiomatic vocabulary, advanced cohesion, persuasive writing, and register control.
  • C2 (Proficiency) builds on this with near-native precision: subtle stylistic and connotative distinctions, extensive idiomatic range, the ability to restructure arguments spontaneously, and effortless command of register in any context, spoken or written.
  • Keep practising using the Connect tools throughout this course — Grammar Quiz, Error Correction, Sentence Builder, Reading Quiz, Vocabulary Quiz, and the Writing Practice Hub — to keep your C1 skills sharp while you prepare for C2.

Rule

At C1, you can now express yourself fluently and spontaneously, use language flexibly for social and professional purposes, and write clear, well-structured text on complex subjects. The C2 course (coming soon) will take you from ‘flexible and precise’ to ‘effortless and near-native’ — the top of the CEFR scale.

Practice

  1. What structure from this course are you most confident using now?
    Answer: Personal answer.
  2. What would you like to focus on most at C2?
    Answer: Personal answer — e.g. idiomatic nuance, spontaneous fluency, stylistic control.

Connect

Explore C1 and C2-level vocabulary to keep building your word bank.

Try CEFR Word Lists →

CEFR: All skills — consolidating C1 and orienting toward C2.

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