This is the last of the three sets of C1 level grammar syllabus.
In the first part, C1 Level Grammar Structures, learners have brushed up on their paraphrasing skills; in the second one, C1 Level Grammar Structures Part 2, though, we have developed the grammar-related writing checklists for the six text types candidates must be familiar with in the Writing paper of the Cambridge C1 Advanced exam.
Likewise, let’s read the examples below and try to identify what makes each of these sentences grammatically stand out from the ones of the lower levels, B1 and B2.
Next, to put the C1 level grammar structures into practice, we will invite you to determine whether a list of sentences we’ve prepared for you are grammatically correct or wrong. So, plug in and charge your mistakes’ detector!
What is THE grammar structure?

Is THE grammar structure right or wrong?
We hope you have done a splendid work in identifying the grammar structure, determining whether the sentences above are grammatically correct or wrong, as well as trying to understand why some of your responses weren’t exactly in line with the answers provided.
Now you must be an old hand at C1 level grammar structures!
Stay tuned for more words of advice and handy material!