English Grammar Tenses & Structures From Zero to Master

Name: English Grammar Tenses & Structures From Zero to Master
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Become a master of all tenses and understanding, memorizing how to use them accurately day to day life

Created byEnglish Tutor

Last updated 11/2023

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What you'll learn

Speak english with more confidence and clarity
Create sentences with correct grammer
Apply tenses correctly
perfect in all tenses in English language
Different uses of each tenses
Become master of a basic English grammer

Course content

5 sections • 20 lectures • 1h 8m total length

Introduction1:29
Learn basic English grammar in a few minutes with a slow, bite-sized lesson, lots of examples, practice with me, and downloadable resources plus access to your own teacher.

Simple Present Tense7:19
Master the simple present tense to describe habits, routines, and facts. Learn subject-verb agreement, including singular forms with -s (he/she/it) as in I drink coffee and Lazhar works.
Present Continuous Tense4:46
Simple Past Tense3:56
Past Continuous Tense4:37
Quick Comparison of the Four Tenses2:39
the lecture offers quick comparison of four tenses: present simple for habits, present continuous for ongoing actions, past simple for finished actions, and past continuous for actions in progress.
8.Present perfect tense7:29
Explore the present perfect tense to express experiences and recent events, using examples such as has visited and have finished, and contrast with past simple for completed times.
9.present perfect continuous tense4:39
Master the present perfect continuous tense, formed with have or has been plus verb-ing, used for actions started in the past and still continuing, with for and since indicating duration.
10.Past perfect tense2:58
11.Past perfect continuous tense2:14
Explore the past perfect continuous tense with examples like had been driving and had been waiting, and compare it to the past perfect to show continuous action.
12.Comparison of above tenses3:09
Compare the present perfect, present perfect continuous, past perfect, and past perfect continuous, illustrating completion versus ongoing actions with examples such as have washed, been watching, and had washed.
13.Future simple tense9:19
Explore the future simple tense, and learn to use will for instant decisions and promises, and compare it to going to and the present continuous for plans and predictions.
14.Quick recap of future simple tense2:31
Recap the future simple tense and its forms, including going to and will. Apply examples of instant decisions, offers, promises, fixed arrangements, and predictions.
15.Future continuous tense2:00
Explore the future continuous tense, which describes ongoing actions in the future, with examples like 'I will be driving tomorrow' and fixed or routine plans.
16.Future perfect tense2:06
17.Future perfect continuous tense2:08
Explore the future perfect continuous tense and its use for ongoing future actions and duration, with examples like will have been paying and will be saving money.
18.Comparison of future perfect tense and future perfect continuous tense2:24
Explore the future perfect tense and future perfect continuous tense, with examples like 'by August, John will have saved hundred dollars' and 'we have been saving money for six months'.

English Tenses Practical Test0:56
English Tenses Practical Test
Part 1: Present Tenses
A. Complete the sentences with the correct present tense (Present Simple, Present Continuous, or Present Perfect).
She ________ (live) in London for five years.
Every morning, he ________ (go) for a jog in the park.
Right now, they ________ (watch) a movie.
Part 2: Past Tenses
B. Fill in the blanks with the correct past tense (Past Simple, Past Continuous, or Past Perfect).
By the time we arrived, the party ________ (start).
Yesterday, she ________ (work) on her project all day.
While I ________ (read) a book, the phone suddenly rang.
Part 3: Future Tenses
C. Choose the appropriate future tense (Future Simple, Future Continuous, or Future Perfect) for each sentence.
By next year, they ________ (complete) their degree.
I ________ (call) you as soon as I ________ (arrive) at the airport.
What ________ (you/do) this time tomorrow?
Part 4: Mixed Tenses
D. Combine the given sentences using the appropriate tenses.
It's raining now. I forgot my umbrella.

She started learning French five years ago. She still studies it.

Part 5: Advanced Structures
E. Rewrite the sentences using reported speech.
"I will finish the report tomorrow," he said.
He said that ___________________________________________________________________
"We've visited that museum before," she remarked.
She remarked that ___________________________________________________________________
Part 6: Application
F. Write a short paragraph (5-7 sentences) about your last weekend, incorporating various tenses.

Requirements

No. because this course for beginners.
And also both have basic knowledge students and haven't basic knowledge students can involve this.

Description

This course is designed to place a strong emphasis on enhancing understanding and proficiency in English grammar tenses. Targeting fundamental components of grammar, the curriculum is crafted to cultivate a comprehensive grasp of English grammar structures. Tailored for beginners, the primary objective is to establish a robust foundation, fostering improved knowledge of English tenses and facilitating more effective daily communication in English.

Throughout the course, participants are encouraged to build upon existing knowledge, assuming a basic familiarity with English grammar. The curriculum strives to be accessible to all, providing a platform for learners to strengthen their grasp of grammar intricacies and subsequently expand their communication skills.

The course acknowledges the initial challenges in learning English grammar but asserts a commitment to supporting each participant. It aspires to instill confidence in expressing oneself in English, nurturing linguistic growth. By enrolling in this course, individuals are not merely acquiring grammar skills; they are embarking on a journey toward linguistic confidence and improved communication. The course creator expresses a genuine belief that every participant, through consistent effort and dedication, will gain foundational knowledge, thereby transforming their ability to articulate thoughts and ideas in the English language. This course extends an open invitation to all, promising a valuable learning experience that transcends basic grammar, fostering linguistic development and bolstering confidence in English expression.

Who this course is for:

People who want to upgrade all areas of basic grammar parts of English tenses and vocabulary
Someone who want become master of English grammer
For Beginners who want to speak english confidencely

English Grammar Tenses & Structures From Zero to Master

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Course content

Introduction1 lecture • 1min

Chart Representation of All of Tenses1 lecture • 1min

Explaining The Tenses16 lectures • 1hr 4min

Answer Sheet1 lecture • 1min

Practical Section1 lecture • 1min

Requirements

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