
Explore how to use time expressions in reported speech, including now, today, yesterday, tomorrow, the previous day, the day before, and the following day.
Explore prepositions of time on, in, and by, and distinguish on time, in time, and by with examples like arriving in time for the meeting and by Monday.
Learn how both and all function in English grammar, including their standalone use or with a plural noun or of noun pronoun, and placement before the verb or after be.
Cover the present simple forms: affirmative, negative, and interrogative, along with adverbs of frequency placement before the main verb and after do/does or be, with examples.
Learn how to use the EMG form after verbs and in common expressions, with examples like go swimming, admit, imagine, can't stand, it's no use, and do you mind.
Explore special cases of the English infinitive. See examples like 'forget to do', 'don't forget to lock the door', 'regret to say', and 'I'll try to finish today'.
The course has 14 sections. They display the different grammar rules in a funny way that depends on the animated cartoons. These 14 sections have 96 lectures. These 96 lectures have 2 hours of video content. This course takes you from level 1 to be a professional in the English grammar.