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English Grammar
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42,409 students

English Grammar

You are going to learn grammar rules. Have fun!
Created byBugra & Şebnem Ayan
Last updated 12/2018
English

What you'll learn

  • Be able to learn English.
  • Be able to use perfect grammar and speak fluently.
  • Be able to help students for their English lessons.

Course content

1 section • 30 lectures • 4h 45m total length

  • To be ( am, is, are )9:07
  • Comparative Adjectives7:39
  • Superlative Adjectives10:31

    Master superlative adjectives in English: form with -est or most, double final consonants for some one-syllable words, change -y to -iest, and learn irregulars like good, bad, far, little, many.

  • Had Better9:34
  • The Simple Present Tense9:52
  • The Present Continuous Tense9:57
  • The Present Perfect Tense11:08

    Use the present perfect tense to connect past and present, talk about life experiences, and express unfinished time with have or has plus past participle.

  • Future Tense: Will7:36
  • Future Tense: Be Going To9:02
  • The Simple Past Tense9:59
  • Was- Were8:49
  • The Past Continuous Tense10:23

    Master the past continuous tense to describe ongoing past actions, including parallel events with while and when, and form affirmative, negative, and question sentences.

  • The Past Perfect Tense8:45
  • Modals 1: Must- Have To11:36
  • Modals 2: Can - Could / Be able to10:34
  • Modals 3: May - Might - Should8:53
  • Have Got- Has Got9:23
  • Determiners - 1 / Articles ( A- An - The )9:02
  • Deteminers - 2 / Demostratives (this-that-these-those)9:29
  • If Clauses10:34
  • Relative Clauses10:00
  • Reported Speech10:22
  • Passive Voice10:15
  • Prefer- Would Rather9:20
  • Also / Too / So / Neither / Either11:36

    Learn how to use also, too, so, neither, and either to express agreement in positive and negative sentences, with short forms and helping verbs.

  • Prepositions (in, on, at, by)7:15
  • Dialogue Completion - 19:51
  • Dialogue Completion - 27:39

    Practice reading a dialogue completion exercise by analyzing a conversation between Niyazi and Sefer about school competition. Identify how Sefer highlights potential disadvantages, such as stress and social problems.

  • Sentence Completion9:29
  • Paragraph Studies8:12

Requirements

  • Be able to be ready for learning English.

Description

People from all over the world should learn English for their jobs, their interests or their wish to communicate the others, as English is a universal language.

This course helps you to understand  sentences and it is going to give you courage to talk the language. I hope you will like it.

Who this course is for:

  • Beginner English learners.
  • Curious about English language.

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