Welcome back! In Grammar LV1 you built the foundation: 'to be', present simple, past simple, articles, plurals, and the basics of questions and negatives. That foundation is now assumed knowledge — LV2 builds on top of it fast.

This course covers CEFR B1-B2: the level where English stops being simple present/past sentences and starts handling more complex ideas — describing something happening over a period of time (present perfect continuous), sequencing events that happened before other past events (past perfect), imagining hypothetical situations (conditionals), reporting what someone else said, and describing actions without saying who did them (the passive voice). Like LV1, this is roughly one grammar point per day, 30 days, no story, straight to the point.

One more thing carries over from LV1: wherever a structure works very differently from Thai, you'll still get a clear comparison. Reported speech and relative clauses in particular have no direct one-to-one match in Thai sentence structure, so expect extra explanation there. 🔊