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Welcome

Why Advanced Legal English Is a Different Skill

Nominalisation for Formal Legal Register

Turning Actions Into Things: How Nominalisation Works

Common Nominalisation Mistakes to Avoid

Read this before the quizzes

Nominalisation Check 1

Nominalisation Check 2

Nominalisation Check 3

Nominalisation Check 4

Nominalisation Check 5

Advanced Cohesion & Formal Connectors

Holding Long Legal Arguments Together

Cohesion Mistakes That Change Meaning

Cohesion Check 1

Cohesion Check 2

Cohesion Check 3

Cohesion Check 4

Cohesion Check 5

Hedging & Modality in Legal Drafting

Why the Modal Verb You Choose Changes the Law

Hedging: Softening Claims Without Weakening Them

Modality Check 1

Modality Check 2

Modality Check 3

Hedging Check

Modality Check 4

Complex & Embedded Clause Structures

Reading the Long Sentence: Finding the Main Clause

Constructing Your Own Complex Legal Sentences

Complex Sentences Check 1

Complex Sentences Check 2

Complex Sentences Check 3

Complex Sentences Check 4

Complex Sentences Check 5

Quiz Review

Quiz Review: Why Each Answer Works

TOLES Advanced grammar module — nominalisation, cohesion, modality/hedging, complex clauses, C1-C2 legal drafting register

A focused, C1–C2 grammar module for TOLES Advanced candidates who already have solid legal English foundations and need to write and read like a working lawyer — dense, precise, formally hedged prose. Covers the four grammatical skills that separate competent legal English from genuinely advanced legal English: nominalisation, formal cohesion, hedging and modality, and complex clause structure.

TOLES Advanced Grammar & Legal Drafting

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