English Grammar – Prepositions & Conjunctions (Intermediate level)
Course facts
- Payment: Free to learn, certificate paid
- Credits: CPD Credits
- Learning style: Self-paced, start anytime
- Format: Text & Interactive
- Video access: Streaming Only
- Refund: Conditional Refund
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Learn intermediate English conjunctions and prepositions: although and despite, in case, unless, as and since, as if, for, during, by and until.
Small linking words such as although, unless and since carry a lot of meaning, and intermediate learners need to use them precisely. This unit covers although and because, despite, in spite of and though, in case and in case of, unless, not unless and if not, as long as and provided, as, because and since, like, as though and as if, the prepositions for, while and during for time, and by and until, along with using the present to talk about the future.
What You Will Achieve
- Use conjunctions to give reasons, make comparisons and set conditions
- Choose between although, despite, in spite of and though
- Use in case, unless and as long as for possible situations
- Choose the right preposition for time, such as for, while, during, by and until
Program Overview
Although, In Case and Unless
Linking ideas that contrast or depend on each other.
- Although and despite
- In case and in case of
- Unless, as long as and provided
Because, As If and Time Prepositions
Explaining why, comparing and placing events in time.
- As, because and since
- Like, as though and as if
- For, while and during
- By and until
Certificate Awarded (Paid)
Pass the final course assessment to earn it. The course is free to study; the certificate is optional and has a fee.
Job Outlook
Precise linking words help in writing, editing, translating and any job that uses English daily.
- Proofreader
- Translator
- Book Editor
Good for: Intermediate learners who want to link their ideas accurately in English.
Keep in mind: It is one intermediate unit focused on conjunctions and prepositions rather than a full level.
Bottom line: A focused intermediate unit on conjunctions and time prepositions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the unit explain unless?
Yes. It covers unless and not unless in negative sentences, how if not can replace unless, and as long as and provided.
Does it cover although and despite?
Yes. It covers the differences and similarities between despite, in spite of, though and although, and when to use although and because.
Does it cover time prepositions?
Yes. It covers for, while and during, and by and until, for talking about time, distance and states.
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