English Grammar tenses & structures

Name: English Grammar tenses & structures
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Be an expert in the English grammar tenses and structures ( Active & Passive ).

Created byM. Samir

Last updated 10/2022

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What you'll learn

Learn subject, verb, and how to agree between them.
Build complete and perfect sentences in the English language.
Learn the different kind of tenses in the English grammar language.
How to write English sentences in both active and passive voice.
Learn the different cases of ( If clauses ).
Modal verbs and how to use them.
Lifelong assignments & quizzes with answers.
Download separate audio files.

Course content

4 sections • 23 lectures • 52m total length

Introduction1:13
Explore English grammar tenses and structures in a three-section course, covering future and present simple, subject-verb agreement, present perfect simple, past simple, past continuous, past perfect, conditionals, and modal verbs.
Future Time (Part 1)2:15
Explore future time structures using will plus infinitive to express facts, predictions, offers, requests, promises, and threats, and practice first conditional forms with when, until, and as soon as.
Future Time (Part 2)2:56
Explore English future tenses, using going to for intentions, present continuous for arranged actions, present simple for schedules, future continuous and future perfect with time expressions.
Future Time
Future Time
Future Time Forms, Part 1
Future Time Forms, Part 2
Future Time Forms, Part 3
Present Simple Tense (Forms)2:48
Master the present simple tense in active and passive forms, including do/does questions, negatives with don't/doesn't, and with examples like 'carpenters cut wood' and 'wood is cut by carpenters'.
Present Simple Tense (Uses)3:01
Explore the present simple tense uses for daily routines, general facts, and timetables, and giving instructions, with time expressions like usually, often, always, before or after be and auxiliary verbs.
Present Simple Tense (Advanced notes)1:39
Master the present simple tense with advanced notes on do and does, forming positives, negatives, and statements with adverbs of frequency like rarely, any longer, and any more.
Present Simple Tense

Subject & Verb agreement (Part 1)3:07
Explore subject and verb agreement with countable nouns, covering regular and irregular plurals, indefinite articles a and an, demonstratives this, that, these, those, and use of some and any.
Subject & Verb agreement (Part 2)4:14
Master subject-verb agreement by studying how to replace plural and uncountable nouns with they or it, use some, any, much, and handle pair nouns.
Subject & Verb agreement (Part 3)2:44
Master subject and verb agreement for collective and uncountable nouns by using singular for individuals and plural for the group, and apply they or it as pronouns where appropriate.
Subject & Verb agreement (Part 1)
Subject & Verb agreement (Part 2)
Present Perfect Simple Tense (Forms)2:52
Master the present perfect simple tense, including active and passive forms, negatives, and yes/no and wh- questions, using have/has plus past participle and been plus past participle with practical examples.
Present Perfect Simple Tense (Uses)1:19
Learn the present perfect simple tense and its uses: actions started in the past with continuing relevance, past and current experiences, achievements till present, and recent actions with present effects.
Present Perfect Simple Tense (Advanced notes)1:19
Clarify the present perfect simple for finished and unfinished actions, using for and since with examples like I have finished my homework and I have lived in Egypt since 2002.

Past Simple Tense (Forms)2:04
Explore the past simple tense forms, including active and passive constructions, with affirmative, negative, yes-no, and wh-questions, illustrated by examples.
Past Simple Tense (Uses)1:19
Explain the past simple uses to describe actions finished in the past, with time expressions like yesterday and in 2002, including I graduated in 1995 and the second conditional.
Past Simple Tense (Advanced notes)1:53
Master past simple tense through affirmative forms with used to, negatives with didn't, yes-no and wh- questions with did, and expressions like I wish and it's high time.
Past Continuous Tense (Forms)2:31
Master the past continuous tense forms, including active and passive constructions, with was being plus past participle, negatives, and yes-no or wh questions.
Past Continuous Tense (Uses)0:59
Master the past continuous tense to describe actions in progress at a past time, interruptions, and simultaneous actions, with examples like I was waiting and we were studying.
Past Continuous Tense (Advanced notes)1:57
Master the past continuous tense with when, while, and as, and compare it to the past simple using subject + was/were + -ing and subject + past simple, with examples.
Past Perfect Simple Tense (Forms)2:22
Explore active and passive forms of the past perfect simple tense, using had, been, and the past participle, across affirmative, negative, yes-no, and wh questions.
Past Perfect Simple Tense (Uses)1:06
Explains the past perfect simple tense, used for an action that had happened before another action, with examples like I had done my homework before seven o'clock yesterday.
Past Perfect Simple Tense (Advanced notes)3:14
Explore advanced notes on the past perfect simple tense. Master structures such as subject had past participle and phrases with before, after, by the time, and having past participle.
Past Tenses

Conditional sentences (If clauses)3:01
Explore conditional sentences and if clauses across zero, first, second, and third conditionals, with their structures using present simple, past simple, past perfect, and would plus infinitive forms.
Modal verbs2:37
Explore modal verbs such as can, may, might, must, and should to express possible, impossible, or probable situations across present, past, and future.
Compound nouns

Requirements

Just know the basics and we will take you step by step.

Description

It is a well-crafted course. It teaches you how to build English grammar sentences which are perfect in both structures and tenses. It takes you step by step to be able to differentiate among subject, verb, and object. It enables you to transform any English sentence from active to passive and vice versa. We provide you with weekly quizzes that come with model answers.

This course is divided into 3 sections:

Section 1 displays 2 introductory tenses that you should know well.

Future time
It comes in two lectures. There are four assignements with modal answers to measure your understanding.
Present simple tense
It comes in three lectures. They are about forms, uses and advanced notes.

2. Section 2 displays another two critical grammatical rules.

The subject and verb agreement cases
Present perfect simple tense. You learn present perfect simple tense uses, forms and other advanced notes.

3. Section 3 teaches you 5 important grammatical topics.

Past simple tense - You learn past simple tense uses, forms and other advanced notes.
Past continuous tense - You learn past continuous tense uses, forms and other advanced notes.
Past perfect simple tense - You learn past perfect simple tense uses, forms and other advanced notes.
Conditional sentences
Modal verbs

Who this course is for:

All levels of English language learners who are interested to take their grammar to the next level.

English Grammar tenses & structures

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Course content

(Introductory Tenses)6 lectures • 14min

Subject & Verb agreement - Present Perfect Simple6 lectures • 16min

Past tenses9 lectures • 17min

Conditional Sentences & Modal Verbs2 lectures • 6min

Requirements

Description

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