Master Grammar Tenses and Become a Confident English Speaker

Learn to use auxiliary and main verbs, and distinguish regular and irregular forms. Practice the three verb forms and interrogative and negative sentences with be, do, and have in tenses.

Master English sentence structure, parts of speech, and the order of subject, verb, and object. Learn affirmative, interrogative, and negative sentences with auxiliary verbs be and do.

Master the present simple tense by practicing the subject–verb–object structure, the -s ending for he/she/it, and time markers for daily routines and facts.

Practice the present simple tense using color schemes to form and answer questions like do I like ice cream, what do I like, and where does she go on Mondays.

Practice the present simple with three speaking exercises: look, make sentences, and pronounce aloud in pauses, then listen and check your accuracy using examples like I eat ice cream.

Engage in duet speaking practice to master grammar tenses through look, listen and repeat drills, forming questions and answers about where you live, what you do, family, seafood, and routines.

Practice conversation through look, listen and repeat exercises, using who, what, and where questions to talk about people, professions, living places, and favorite foods, and to share feelings.

Practice present simple tense through a weather dialogue between Nick and teacher, covering seasons, weather terms, daily routines, study goals, and future plans.

Explore the object case of personal pronouns, compare it with the nominative case, and practice using give and take with to and from prepositions in sentences.

Explore the object case of personal pronouns through color schemes and practice sentences like she loves me, he gives you ice cream, and we know them.

Engage in Lingvocard speaking practice with look, listen and repeat drills, making sentences and practicing questions and negative forms from the captioned examples.

Practice duet speaking to master present simple questions and answers through look, listen, and repeat drills. Use examples like 'Do you know me?' and 'I love her' to build pronunciation.

Explore practical conversation skills, mastering personal pronoun cases, daily vocabulary like holiday and day off, and the either or and neither nor constructions through dialogues and examples.

Explore the grammar construction either or and neither nor in this dialog. See how to use negative forms with and without auxiliary verbs through practical examples.

Master past simple tense by forming subject-verb-object sentences, using regular verbs with -ed and irregular verbs, and forming questions with did and negatives with not; include was/were for past states.

Practice color schemes speaking with listen-and-repeat drills and self-pronounced sentences, answering past-tense questions about where you were and childhood ice cream.

Engage in talking lingvocard speaking practice to master past tense sentences; look, listen and repeat, then make and pronounce sentences aloud, and check accuracy across three exercises.

Engage in talking practice with Lingvocard through look, listen and repeat drills on present and past tense sentences. Pause, pronounce aloud, and check accuracy to build confident English speaking.

Duet speaking practice strengthens past tense skills through look, listen and repeat drills, helping learners ask and answer where you were and what you did.

Explore past simple tense through a vivid dialogue about yesterday's events, relationships, misunderstandings, and feelings as Nick discusses Kate, Julia, and friends with his teacher.

Master the future simple tense by using subject, will, and base verbs. Use time markers like tomorrow and next week, and form questions and negatives with not.

Practice color schemes speaking to master grammar tenses and build confidence in asking and answering future-tense questions about going to school by bus tomorrow.

Practice Lingvocard speaking with three exercises that drill future tense sentences, such as will be at work tomorrow, while looking, listening, and repeating for accuracy.

Practice speaking future tenses with will and going to through look, listen and repeat and sentence-building exercises. Pronounce sentences aloud, then listen and check for accuracy.

Engage in duet speaking practice to master future tense usage with will through prompts about plans, travel, shopping, and daily routines.

Master the present continuous tense by forming subject plus am/is/are and -ing verbs, and using now or near-future time markers. Practice questions, negations, and common examples to boost speaking fluency.

Practice present continuous questions and statements using color schemes as prompts, speaking aloud and listening to the voiceover; build confidence in English through guided sentence construction and repetition.

Practice speaking with Lingvocard through structured look, listen, and repeat exercises in present continuous, pronouncing sentences aloud and checking accuracy across multiple prompts.

Master grammar tenses and boost confidence in English speaking with duet speaking exercises, look, listen and repeat, and practice forming questions and answers.

Compare present continuous with the be going to construction to show actual actions vs future intentions, noting ing + noun versus ing + verb patterns, and 'gunna' usage.

Practice speaking using color schemes to form going-to future tense questions and statements, such as what is she going to buy and when.

Practice talking using the going to future with look, listen and repeat, sentence making, pronunciation, and listening checks across three speaking exercises.

Practice future intentions with going to through duet speaking drills, look, listen and repeat, and pronounce questions and answers about daily plans and holidays.

Explore the past continuous tense, compare it with the present continuous and past simple, learn its structure (was/were + verb-ing), plus forming questions and negatives, with examples.

Engage in color schemes speaking practice to drill past tense and past continuous forms, using prompts like you were eating ice cream at 12:00 yesterday.

Practice talking with past continuous forms through look, listen and repeat drills, then build and check sentences aloud based on the given examples.

Practice past continuous speaking in a duet format with look, listen and repeat drills, answering and asking what you were doing and where you were going yesterday.

Explore the past continuous tense through a university dialogue, practicing how to answer what you were doing, with scenes in the morning, a canteen break, and a missing phone investigation.

Master the future continuous tense and compare it with past continuous and future simple forms. Use will be + verb-ing for events at a future time, with markers like tomorrow.

Practice future continuous tense through color schemes, listening and repeating prompts, and speaking exercises that explore what you will be doing and what you will be eating at specific times.

Explore future continuous tense through look, listen, and repeat drills, sentence building, and self-checks to boost confidence in English speaking.

Practice future continuous speaking through duet exercises, asking and answering questions about ongoing actions like eating breakfast, going to the gym, playing tennis, and cooking dinner.

Explore the future continuous tense through dialogue and planning a classroom with three learning centers, using 'to be able to' for future possibilities and practical English tools.