Module 2 Review: Work, Education, Technology and Feelings
Start with your challenge
What is the hardest grammar from Module 2?
Choose one grammar area to discuss
- What’s the hardest grammar from Module 2?
- Present perfect? Gerunds? Conditionals? Past continuous?
Say one true sentence:
I find ___ difficult because ___.
Use a topic from work, education, technology, or feelings.
Words for Module 2
Say the category for each word: Work, Education, Technology, or Feelings. Then use it in one frame:
- I have ___.
- I enjoy ___.
- If I ___, I will ___.
- I was ___ when ___.
- career [/kəˈrɪə(r)/]
- a job or professional path over many years
She wants a career in design. - colleague [/ˈkɒliːɡ/]
- a person you work with
My colleague has finished the report. - interview [/ˈɪntəvjuː/]
- a meeting for a job or course
He has had an interview today. - deadline [/ˈdedlaɪn/]
- the latest time to finish something
The deadline is Friday. - degree [/dɪˈɡriː/]
- a qualification from a university
She is studying for a degree. - course [/kɔːs/]
- a series of lessons about a subject
I have started an online course. - research [/rɪˈsɜːtʃ/]
- careful study to discover information
They were doing research when the device stopped working. - online [/ˌɒnˈlaɪn/]
- using the internet
We enjoy learning online. - download [/ˌdaʊnˈləʊd/]
- to copy a file from the internet to a device
Please download the application. - device [/dɪˈvaɪs/]
- a piece of technology, such as a phone or tablet
My device has run out of battery. - application [/ˌæplɪˈkeɪʃən/]
- a computer program or app
They are planning to create an application. - confident [/ˈkɒnfɪdənt/]
- sure that you can do something well
I will feel confident after the interview. - stressed [/strest/]
- worried because there is too much to do
She was stressed before the deadline. - excited [/ɪkˈsaɪtɪd/]
- very happy and interested about something coming
We are excited about the new course. - proud [/praʊd/]
- pleased because you or someone else has achieved something
He felt proud when he passed. - successful [/səkˈsesfəl/]
- achieving the result you wanted
If the project is successful, the team will celebrate.
Choosing the right grammar
Quick reference
Grammar choice | Form and use | Common signals |
|---|---|---|
Present perfect | have/has + past participle; experience or a result connected to now | ever, never, already, yet, just, since, for |
Gerund | verb + -ing after some verbs | enjoy, avoid, finish, keep, mind |
Infinitive | to + base verb after some verbs | want, need, hope, decide, plan |
First conditional | If + present simple, will + base verb; a real future possibility | if, when, future result |
Past continuous | was/were + verb-ing; an action in progress in the past | while, when, interrupted action |
Grammar choice tool
- Is it a life experience or a situation connected to now?
→ Use present perfect.
- Is it a real possible future result after if?
→ Use if + present simple, then will + base verb.
- Was an action in progress in the past?
→ Use past continuous.
Did a short action interrupt it?
→ Use past simple.
- Is the verb after enjoy or avoid?
→ Use -ing.
- Is the verb after want or plan?
→ Use to + verb.
Model examples
I have already downloaded the application.
She enjoys working with her colleagues.
They decided to apply for the course.
If I get the job, I will feel confident.
I was doing research when my laptop crashed.
Common mistakes
Incorrect | Correct | Why? |
|---|---|---|
She has went to an interview. | She has gone to an interview. | Use a past participle after has. |
I enjoy to learn online. | I enjoy learning online. | Enjoy takes -ing. |
If I will study, I will pass. | If I study, I will pass. | Do not use will directly after if. |
I was write an email when he called. | I was writing an email when he called. | Use was/were + verb-ing. |
Mixed grammar check
Verb patterns
Connect each verb with the correct completion.
Connect each verb with the correct completion
- enjoy
- working with technology
- decided
- to apply for a course
- avoid
- using my phone at work
Time clues
Connect each time clue with the grammar choice.
Connect each time clue with the grammar choice
- since 2023
- present perfect
- while I was studying
- past continuous + past simple
- if I get the job
- first conditional
Check the rules
Decide whether each statement is correct.
Choose the best form
Choose the form that completes each sentence.
- My colleague [___] the online course already.
- We hope [___] a new device soon.
- I [___] research when my laptop crashed.
Complete the forms
Write the correct form of the word in brackets.
- If I study hard, I [___] my degree.
- He has [___] for three interviews.
- She enjoys [___] with her colleagues.
Young Professionals
Young Professionals
Maya and Ben are young professionals at a small technology company. Maya has worked there for three years, and she has already completed two online courses in design. She enjoys learning new skills and often stays late to finish projects before a deadline.
Ben has never had a traditional office job. He decided to start his career after university because he wanted to create useful applications. Last year, he was studying computer science when a friend asked him to join a weekend project. They were building a simple study app when their teacher saw it and suggested entering a competition.
Their app did not win, but the team learned a lot from the experience. Now Maya and Ben are planning a new course for students. If they study users’ needs carefully, they will make the application better. If the project succeeds, they will feel proud, excited, and more confident about their careers.
Read and answer
- How long has Maya worked at the technology company?
- What has Maya already completed?
- Why did Ben decide to start his career after university?
- What were Maya and Ben doing when their teacher saw the app?
- How will they feel if the project succeeds?
Difficult words
- traditional office job — a usual job in an office
- deadline — the latest time to complete work
- applications — computer programs or apps
- competition — an event where people try to win
- users’ needs — what people need from a product
- succeeds — has a good result
- confident — sure that you can do something well
Your Module 2 achievement
What you can do
- Talk about experience and duration with present perfect.
- Use common verb + -ing and verb + to + verb patterns.
- Describe real future results with the first conditional.
- Tell an interrupted past story with past continuous + past simple.
Quick oral check
Choose one frame and make one true sentence about work, education, technology, or feelings.
- I have ___.
- I enjoy ___.
- If I ___, I will ___.
- I was ___ when ___.
Review the key words
Connect each word with its meaning
- deadline
- time when work must finish
- degree
- education qualification
- device
- piece of technology
- proud
- feeling after success
Vocabulary bank
career • colleague • interview • deadline • degree • course • research • online • download • device • application • confident • stressed • excited • proud • successful


