English Grammar From Scratch

Has anyone ever told you that you just do not listen? Do you find that people often repeat things to you several times before you seem to get what they are saying? Or what about those times you are listening to a speech or co-worker talk and meanwhile you are thinking about the errands you need to run once you leave the office? 

Do not worry. You are not alone in this. Listening skills are exactly that: They are skills. Many people have difficulty when it comes to developing good listening skills. This often starts in childhood and then continues well into adulthood. But do not worry. You can improve your listening skills and become a good listener. 

In this lecture , you will learn the most effective ways to improve your listening skills

Reading is a complex developmental challenge that we know to be intertwined with many other developmental accomplishments: attention, memory, language, and motivation, for example.In this lecture,you'll learn how to improve your reading skills.

In this class,you're going to know what type nouns are and what  a concrete noun is.Let's find out.

What is a proper noun? Let's find out.

What are collective nouns? Let's find out.

What are abstract nouns? Let's find out.

In this class,you're going to learn what a compound noun is.

In this class,we are going to compare between countable and uncountable nouns.

In this quiz,you're going to answer questions about identifying nouns.

In this lecture,you're going to learn how to make plural nouns by adding -s to the noun.

Plural REGULAR NOUNS by adding -s   - 5 multiple choice quiz.  Find the mistakes (if found) and choose the correct answer.

In this lecture,you're going to learn how to make plural nouns by adding -es to the noun.

5 Questions need some answers.

In this lecture,you're going to learn how to make plural nouns by adding ies to the noun.

5 multiple-choice questions

In this quiz,you're going to answer questions about plural nouns.

In this lecture,you're going to learn what Subject means.

5 mutiple-choice questions

In this lecture,you're going to learn what an object means.

5 multiple-choice questions

In this quiz,you're going to answer questions about identifying the subject and object in the sentences.

In this lecture,you're going to learn the types of pronouns.

5 multiple-choice questions

In this lecture,you're going to learn the difference between this,that,these,and those.

Multiple-choice questions

In this lecture,you're going to learn what possessive  pronouns,personal pronoun,and  possessive determiner are.

Multiple-choice questions

In this lecture,you're going to learn more details about possessive pronouns and determiner pronouns.

Multiple-choice questions

In this lecture,you're going to learn about how to use what as an interrogative pronoun.

In this lecture,you're going to learn how to use which as interrogative pronoun.

In this lecture,you're going to learn how to use who as an interrogative pronoun.

In this lecture,you're going to learn how to use whom as an interrogative pronoun and  the difference between who or whom.

In this lecture,you're going to learn how to use whose as an interrogative pronoun and  the difference between who or whom.

In this lecture,you're going to learn what reflexive pronouns are.

These are multiple-choice questions.

The first general quiz of pronouns.

This quiz about interrogative pronouns.

In this lecture,you're going to learn more about prepositions with pictures to demonstrate the meaning very easily.

In this class,you're going to learn what prepositions of time (in,on,at) are and how to use them.

Multiple-choice quiz

Multiple-choice quiz. Find the mistakes if found and choose the correct answer.

In this lecture,you're going to learn what the adjectives are and why they're important to describe someone or something.

In this lecture,you're going to learn how to form adjectives used in comparative or superlative form.

In this lecture,you're going to learn about spelling of one-syllable adjectives  used differently in comparative and superlative forms.

adjectives ending in -e

adjectives with one vowel + one consonant:

In this lecture,you're going to learn about two-syllable adjectives , how they're used in comparative and superlative forms.How to use more,most,less,and least with longer adjectives. Longer adjectives usually contain two or more than two syllables.

In this lecture,you're going to learn how adjectives are used in comparison.

When you compare singular noun to another ,'is' is used, for example,

Josh is taller than his sister.

Look at the bold words.The adjective is tall,put -er to it , when you compare one person or thing to another.

This computer is better than your mobile phone.

This house is greater than ours.

** When you compare plural noun to another, use the verb to be 'are' instead,for example, These two houses are bigger than the white,black houses.

In this lecture,you're going to learn how to use and form the superlative adjectives.

In this lecture,you're going to distinguish between comparative and superlative adjectives.

This is a bonus video.Many times you ask yourself what should you say. I am bored or I am boring? Let's learn the difference in this lecture.We are going to talk about Adjectives ending in -ed or -ing.

In this lecture,you're going to learn what the adverbs are.

In this lecture,you're going to learn how to use adverbs to give more information about adjectives.

In this lecture,you're going to learn about how an adverb is used to give more information about another adverb or to raise the degree of importance of it.

In this lecture,you're going to learn how to use 'how' as an adverb.Simply,it tells you how something is going to happen.

In this lecture,you're going to learn how to use the adverbs when and where.

When is an adverb of time.

Where is an adverb of place.

In this lecture,you're going to learn about the difference between adverbs and adjectives. Good or Well?

In this lecture,you're going to learn how to form adverbs from adjectives and the rules of forming them.

In this lecture,you're going to learn about irregular form of adverbs.This means, the same word can be used as both an adverb and an adjective.

In this lecture,you're going to learn about where you can put adverbs in a sentence.Let's find out.

It's a multiple-choice quiz. Find the mistakes(if found) and choose the correct answer.

It's a 10 multiple choice quiz.

Is present continuous about something happening now or later? let's see.

It is a 10-question  quiz with answers.

Use simple past with specific time.Let's take more examples,shall we?

It's 10 multiple questions with answers and feedback.

Is past continuous important? how do we use it? Let's find out.

It's 10 multiple choice questions with feedback.

I was young and now I am older .How do you express the previous sentence in one sentence.I would say, I have grown up. To relate the past and present time we use present perfect. The present perfect is used to indicate that something has happened in the past (time is not specific).Let's learn more with examples in the video.

Multiple choice  questions

In this lecture,you're going to learn golden information about present perfect continuous.

10 multiple choice questions

In this lecture,you're going to learn what past perfect is and how to differentiate between past perfect and simple past.

10 multiple questions

In this lecture,you're going to learn why past perfect continuous is important and how to use it.Moreover,you're going to differentiate between past perfect simple, past perfect continuous,and past continuous.Enjoy!

10 multiple choice questions.

In this bonus lecture,you're going to learn how to use the future simple in your written and spoken English.The more videos you watch,the more bonus videos you'll have.Enjoy!

These are multiple-choice questions. Find the mistakes(if found) and choose the correct answer:

In this bonus lecture,you will be learning lots of uses of future continuous.Oh,'will be learning' is a sentence in  future continuous.

These are multiple-choice quizzes.

• In this lecture,you're going to learn how to use the future perfect and what it consists of. Also,I'm going to compare between present continuous,future continuous and future perfect.

These are multiple-choice questions.

In this lecture,you are going to learn the keys of mastering English language in  really short time.

These are very important basic English writing rules you must know.Enjoy!

Phrasal verbs are very important and useful. They are used a lot in English language. Verb + preposition is a phrasal verb that has a different meaning than the verb itself without the preposition. Let's see.

In this video,you're going to learn why idioms are so important for English native speakers.

In this lecture,you're going to learn why the passive voice is important and how it's formed in all English tenses with examples such as changing active sentences into passive sentences  and more.

In this lecture,you're going to learn when to use can or could and what the difference between them is.

In this bonus class,you're going to learn the difference between since and for.

What is the difference? Let's see.

In this lecture,you're going to learn how to produce the "AH" American English sound.

In this lecture,you're going to learn how to produce the "ay" American English sound as in Okay.

In this lecture,I'm going to stress on 'long e sound' in order to feel the vibration of pure American English.

In this lecture,you're going to learn how to produce the short O  pure American accent sound.Enjoy.

If you want to speak like an American,this bonus lecture is going to help you produce the long E sound as in Feel,eat,...

In this video,you're going to review some rules of the American accent pronunciation rules from scratch course. Enjoy!

In this video,you're going to review some rules of the American accent pronunciation rules from scratch course. Enjoy!

In this bonus video, you're going to learn about must and might.