4 week course: English Speaking from Basic

Practice seven basic, real-life sentences for speaking English, including where you come from, I am feeling tired, I do not feel like eating, and have a seat.

Learn to use pronouns he, she, it, they, I, we, you in everyday sentences, with examples for people, animals, weather, seasons, and non-living objects, and understand singular they.

Learn to use this, that, these, and those with clear explanations and examples for singular and plural forms, near and far, plus a live doubt session.

Learn the correct use of am, is, and are with subject pronouns and nouns through examples like I am a student, he is a doctor, and they are having tea.

Master the difference between do, does, and did, and learn their use in present and past, including questions, negatives, and wh- questions with I, you, he, she, it.

Learn the difference between there is and there are, using singular nouns with there is and plural nouns with there are, plus negative and interrogative forms.

Master the use of has and have for possessions with singular and plural subjects, including I, you, we, they, he, she, and it, with examples like pen, book, car.

Learn when to use was and were in the past tense with visual examples. The lesson covers singular nouns and pronouns (I, he, she, it, you) and forms (we, they).

Explore correct use of was and were through five example sentences. Practice sentence formation and review subject-verb agreement for past tense in everyday situations.

Learn correct pronunciation of seven commonly mispronounced words: coupon, vegetable, breakfast, women, comfortable, usually, and grandparents; practice along to master accurate articulation.

Learn ten essential daily use words with Hindi meanings, pronunciation, and repeat-after-me practice to boost basic spoken English and daily conversation.

Learn to use polite words in sentences, practice phrases like excuse me, please, thank you, sorry, may I, could you, and I appreciate it, to improve fluency and pronunciation.

Learn how modal verbs express ability, permission, possibility, obligation, and advice. Apply the rules: no verb form change and use the base form after the modal, with practical examples.

Learn how then marks sequence and than signals comparison through simple examples like after that, I take breakfast, this chair is heavier than that one, and intelligent as a comparison.

Master the simple present tense using the verb first form for I, you, we, they, and plural nouns, and apply the s or es rule for he, she, it.

Learn the present continuous tense and its structure, subject plus am/is/are plus verb-ing, and explore practical examples of ongoing actions in daily life.

Learn and practice the present continuous tense through family-themed questions and answers. Respond with correct present continuous forms while describing what family members are doing.

apply present perfect continuous and present continuous tenses in the 4-week course: English speaking from basic, using since and for to express time duration.

Practice daily life spoken English sentences to boost fluency and pronunciation through repetition of key phrases.

Explore the uses of about and about to with practical examples, future tense, and near-future actions like class is about to begin and students about to succeed.

Master essential English greetings to boost confidence and personality in conversations. Practice phrases like nice to meet you and nice meeting you to start and end chats smoothly.

Learn polite English responses and gestures to confirm actions, using phrases like 'why not' and 'you can' to shape a confident speaking personality.

Explore the difference between thanks and thanks to and how their use conveys gratitude versus attribution. See examples like thanks for your help and thanks to her hard work.

In this 4-week basic English speaking course, learn common everyday greeting phrases and their improved alternatives, such as paying attention, to boost your confidence, communication, and personality.

Practice daily life English sentences to boost fluency, including see you again, listen to me, go slow, wait for me, get ready, and come fast.

Learn the differences between on, over, and above, including surface contact (on the table), motion and coverage (over the city), and higher position (above the sofa).

Identify and correct common English word mistakes, such as using 'women' and 'woman' correctly, and distinguish 'career' from 'carrier' and 'luggage' to improve basic spoken English.

Practice basic greetings and introductions through short dialogues, and discuss daily routines, localities, and nearby markets in this beginner English speaking course.

Practice basic greetings and introductions, and repeat sentences to boost fluency. Learn to use have, been, met, and the passive voice in everyday conversations.