
In this lesson, you will learn;
- how to use Simple Present Tense
- how to use Present Continuous Tense
- the difference between Simple Present Tense and Present Continuous Tense
In this lesson, you will learn;
- the action and non-action verbs
- the different uses of non-action verbs
In this lesson, you will learn;
- frequency adverbs in Simple Present Tense
- time expression in Simple Present and Present Continuous Tense
In this lesson, you will learn;
- the past use of the verb "be"
- the regular verbs in Simple Past Tense
In this lesson, you will learn:
- regular verbs' spelling and pronunciation rules in Simple Past Tense
- irregular verbs in Simple Past Tense
In this lesson, you will learn;
- the use of Past Continuous Tense
- positive, negative sentences, and questions in Past Continuous Tense
In this lesson, you will learn;
- the use of when / while / as / just with Simple Past and Past Continuous Tenses
In this lesson, you will learn:
- the use of "will" for the future expressions
- the use of "be going to" for the future expressions
- the positive, negative sentences and questions in Future Tenses with "will" and "be going to"
In this lesson, you will learn;
- the difference between "will" and "be going to"
In this lesson, you will learn;
- the use of Simple Present Tense for future expressions
- the use of Present Continuous Tense for future expressions
In this lesson, you will learn;
- how to use "be about to" for future actions
- how to use "be about to" for Future in the past
In this lesson, you will learn;
- the use of future progressive / continuous tense in negative, positive sentences and questions
- how and when to use future progressive / continuous tense
In this lesson, you will learn;
- the use of Present Perfect Tense
- the positive, negative, and question structures in Present Perfect Tense
In this lesson, you will learn;
- the use of Present Perfect tense
- the use of Simple Past tense
- the differences between Present Perfect tense and Simple Past tense
In this lesson, you will learn;
- the use of Present Perfect Continuous Tense
- Present Perfect Continuous Tense positive, negative sentences and questions
In this lesson, you will learn;
- the similarities of Present Perfect Simple and Present Perfect Continuous Tenses
- the differences of Present Perfect Simple and Present Perfect Continuous Tenses
In this lesson, you will learn;
- the use of Past Perfect Tense
- the positive, negative sentences and questions in Past Perfect Tense
In this lesson, you will learn;
- the use of Past Perfect Continuous Tense
- the positive, negative and questions in Past Perfect Continuous Tense
In this lesson, you will learn;
- the use of Future Perfect Tense
- the positive, negative sentences and question in Future Perfect Tense
In this lesson, you will learn;
- the use of future perfect continuous tense
- the positive, negative sentences and questions in future continuous tense
In this lesson, you will learn;
- showing time using the time clauses
- time clauses with "after, before, until, by the time, since, as soon as" in Present Time
In this lesson, you will learn;
- showing time using the time clauses
- time clauses with "after, before, until, by the time, since, as soon as" in Past Time
In this lesson, you will learn;
- showing time using the time clauses
- time clauses with "after, before, until, by the time, since, as soon as" in Future Time
You will also revise;
- the tenses and their use
- how to use time clauses with all tenses
- the important details about time clauses and tenses
In this lesson, you will learn;
- how to create a YES / NO question in all tenses
- how to answer these questions
In this lesson, you will learn;
- how to create a Wh- / Information question with different tenses
- how to answer these questions
In this lesson, you will learn;
- how to build a question asking for the subject with "what / which / who"
- how to build a question asking for the object with "what / which / who / whom"
In this lesson, you will learn;
- how to create different kinds of questions with how question word.
In this lesson, you will learn;
- how to build and use questions with "Which " and "What kind of".
In this lesson, you will learn;
- why we use tag questions
- how to create tag questions in different structures
In this lesson, you will learn;
- how to use subject and object pronouns
- how to use possessive adjectives and possessive pronouns
You will learn all the B1 - B2 Intermediate Level English sentence structures and their grammatical usage in different contexts and with rich examples in our course. You will also learn B1-B2 level vocabulary, and you will be an absolute B2 level upon completing our course.
The strong sides of our course are like below:
With slow and clear explanations, you will learn fast and more efficiently.
In each video, your teacher will do some activities for you, and then, after each video, you will be directed to do some extra activities in UDEMY to settle down the knowledge you have gained. You will need to watch the videos and do the exercises.
Besides these, we add extra study materials to each video periodically. With these additional activities, your language skills will improve stronger.
This course targets worldwide people who are learning English and who have some information about A1-A2 Elementary Level. If your level is low, you can check our A1-A2 level English Course.
This course is the best fit for you if you know some basic English and would like to improve your grammar, vocabulary, listening, reading, writing, and naturally SPEAKING skills to B1 - B2 Intermediate Level.
After watching the videos and doing the activities (Check SOURCES), you will do extra GRAMMAR, VOCABULARY, LISTENING, WRITING, READING activities, and naturally, your SPEAKING skills will improve a lot.
You will have access to your course lifelong. You can study and learn English whenever you want, wherever you are.
After completing the course, you will receive a course completion certificate. You will receive your UDEMY certificate automatically after completion, and you can use it anywhere in the world.