Udemy
    •  
    •  
    •  
    •  
    •  
    •  
    •  
    •  
Turn what you know into an opportunity and reach millions around the world.
Learn More
Your cart is empty.
Keep shopping
English Grammar Workout: Master Tenses & Sentence Building
Rating: 4.3 out of 5(1,427 ratings)
9,692 students

English Grammar Workout: Master Tenses & Sentence Building

Stop guessing. Master English grammar through practical drills, real-life examples, and Prof. Terry’s clear method.
Last updated 4/2026
English

What you'll learn

  • Master Time Clauses: Learn how to use time-related structures naturally and accurately.
  • Tense Precision: Understand the critical differences between Present Simple vs. Continuous, "Will" vs. "Going to," and the Present Perfect.
  • Sentence Building: Gain the confidence to construct clear, correct sentences for any situation.
  • Vocabulary Growth: Expand your word usage through practical, real-world examples provided in every lesson.
  • Refinement: Clean up common grammatical errors that even advanced speakers often make.

Course content

5 sections67 lectures10h 11m total length
  • Be verbs and do verbs- English has two kinds of verb5:15
  • Video 1 quiz!
  • Be verbs and do verbs- English has two kinds of verb : Questions4:30
  • Video 2 quiz!
  • Present simple vs present continuous6:47

    Learn the differences between the present simple and present continuous, including routine versus now, future plans, temporary actions, habits, and the use of non-action verbs.

  • Video 3 quiz
  • Present perfect, form and pronunciation4:04
  • Video 4 quiz
  • Present perfect vs past simple unfinished actions and finished actions Part 14:31
  • Video 5 quiz
  • Present perfect vs past simple unfinished actions and finished actions Part 25:40

    Explore present perfect versus past simple for unfinished and finished actions, with be, live, work, and study; learn how to use since and for to express time duration.

  • Video 6 quiz
  • Present perfect vs past simple - past experiences6:11
  • Video 7 quiz
  • Present perfect vs past simple - finished action with result in present5:49
  • Video 8 quiz
  • Present perfect vs past simple This vs last open time vs closed time4:12
  • Video 9 quiz
  • Present perfect simple and continuous and the past simple5:34
  • VIdeo 10 quiz
  • Four ways to use the past continuous - part one6:24

    Learn the past continuous basics, including forming with was/were, using when and while for simultaneous actions, and polite requests with could you, would you, or I was hoping/wondering.

  • Video 11 quiz!
  • Four ways to use the past continuous - part two5:14
  • Video quiz 12
  • Introduction to Going to and Will3:29
  • Video 13 quiz
  • Going to vs will - Spontaneous and planned decisions4:54

    Learn when to use going to for planned decisions and will for spontaneous decisions, with everyday examples from meals, offers, and future plans.

  • Video 14 quiz
  • Going vs will for predictions5:08
  • Video 15 quiz
  • Introduction to Gerunds and infinitives4:54
  • Video 16 quiz
  • Most common ways to use Gerunds3:31
  • Video 17 quiz
  • Gerunds and infinitives with the verb to stop3:50
  • Video 18 quiz
  • Gerunds and infinitives with the verb to try3:30
  • Video 19 quiz
  • Gerunds and infinitives with Remember and to forget3:07
  • Video 20 quiz
  • The difference between Have to, must5:40
  • Video 21 quiz
  • Must, have to and should2:50
  • Video 22 quiz
  • Past perfect and past simple4:51
  • Video 23 quiz
  • Past perfect simple and continuous6:12
  • Video 24 Quiz
  • PDF and downloadable MP3 files of the course0:18

Requirements

  • Basic English Knowledge: A foundational understanding of English is helpful, but the course covers basics to ensure everyone can follow along.
  • Readiness to Practice: This is a "workout." Bring a notebook and be prepared to actively engage with the exercises.
  • No "Textbook" Ego: Be ready to learn grammar through logic and real-life context rather than just memorizing rigid rules.

Description

Tired of boring grammar rules that don't stick? It’s time for a Grammar Workout.

Most students find English grammar frustrating because it’s taught as a list of "musts" and "don'ts." The English Grammar Workout changes that. Created by Prof. Terry, this course is designed to be a practical, high-energy "refresher" that builds your structural muscles through logic and repetition.

Why Students Love This Course (Based on Real Feedback):

  • Clarity on Complex Topics: We dive deep into the things that actually confuse people—like time clauses, word usage, and the nuances of tenses.

  • Concise & Impactful: One student noted that they learned in "minutes" what traditional courses take weeks to explain. We value your time.

  • Real-World Application: This isn't academic theory. Every lesson uses examples you can apply in your job, your travels, and your daily life.

  • The "Terry" Method: Known for being humble, knowledgeable, and charismatic, Prof. Terry breaks down the hardest parts of English into simple, understandable bites.

What’s inside the "Workout"?

  • Tense Showdowns: We don't just teach tenses; we compare them (e.g., Going to vs. Will) so you know exactly which one to choose in the moment.

  • Practical Notes: Summarized, concrete notes that serve as the perfect reference for your future writing and speaking.

  • Comprehensive Review: From the very basics of vocabulary to more advanced time clauses, we ensure no gaps are left in your foundation.

As our students say:

"The best English grammar course I have seen. I made a lot of progress!" "Summarized, concrete, and very useful notes. Grammar is essential for writing and speaking, and this course delivers."

Stop overthinking and start speaking with precision. Whether you are a beginner looking to start strong or a native speaker needing a quick refresher, this workout will give you the tools to speak and write with absolute confidence.

Enroll now and let’s get to work!

Who this course is for:

  • The "Grammar-Stuck" Learner: Students who know some English but struggle to put sentences together correctly.
  • Beginners Seeking a Solid Foundation: Those starting out who want to avoid common mistakes from day one.
  • Professionals & Writers: Anyone who needs to improve their accuracy in emails, reports, and speaking.
  • Busy Students: People who want concise, impactful lessons that get straight to the point without "fluff."