
This course contains the equivalent grammar to:
The “Starters" level from the Cambridge University in the UK.
The A1 level in the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).
A 0-56 points at the TOEFL exam (Test Of English as a Foreign Language).
In this video we are going to explain to you how to create and use the Present Simple tense. The most common verb tense in English.
Practice present simple and subject-verb agreement with guided solutions, mastering the auxiliary do/does, negative forms, and age with to be across singular and plural subjects.
This is a very important lesson. We created the WASV? formula so you can use it when you need to ask a question.
Always use this formula to remember how to create a question because you can use it in all verbal tenses.
Practice with guided solutions tests your mastery of English grammar auxiliaries in the present simple, covering have got, do/does, is/are, and subject-verb agreement through quick MCQs.
Explore adverbs of frequency, from always to never, and learn their order and placement before the verb or after to be in negative sentences.
Practice exercise with guided solutions to master the placement of frequency adverbs like usually, normally, and hardly ever after the auxiliary or after be, and to choose correct word order.
Practice exercise with guided solutions on English grammar, focusing on word order of frequency adverbs, how often questions, and correct placement after the subject before the verb.
In this lesson we are going to show you how to use the words “this, that, these or those”.
Practice using this, that, these, and those for singular, plural, near, and not near with guided solutions and explanations. Work under time limits and see correct answers with explanations.
In this lesson you will learn how to identify the subject of the sentence.
In this lesson we are going to show you how to introduce a person or thing in a conversation with the words “a” “the” or nothing, and when to use them.
In this video we are going to explain to you how the sentences are created in English, their order and elements.
Practice exercise with guided solutions tests your ability to identify subject, verb, and object in sentences, explains when the svo structure applies or not, with quick feedback and explanations.
In this video we´re going to show you how to use the possessive "´s" .
In this lesson you will learn when to use there is or there are.
Practice grammar with guided solutions on choosing there is or there are, identify singular versus plural nouns, and receive explanations after rapid, timed questions.
In this video we show you the differences between "some" and "any" and when to use them.
Test your knowledge of English determiner usage by selecting the correct uses of any, some, and a/an with countable and uncountable nouns across negative, positive, and questions.
In this video we show you the differences between "How much" and "How many" and when to use them.
In this video we show you the differences between "much", "many" and "a lot of" and when to use each one.
Explore how to use a lot of, much, or many in positive and negative sentences with countable and uncountable nouns, through guided practice and explanations.
In this video we show you how to use the Present Continuous tense and the most common expression for the future in present continuous that is "to be + going to + verb.
Practice subject-verb agreement and the verb to be with exercises and guided solutions, reinforcing present continuous forms and correct question and negative constructions.
In this video we show you the differences between the present simple and the present continuous and know when to use one or the other.
Assess your grasp of present simple and present continuous through guided questions and explanations, with near-future cues like tonight, this afternoon, and notes on habitual actions.
Test your lesson with guided solutions by selecting the correct present tense for each sentence, reinforcing present simple for repeated actions and present continuous for actions happening now.
In this video we explain to you your first modal verb: Can.
In this video we show you what is a comparative and a superlative, when to use them and how to create them in English.
Practice guided exercises on comparatives and superlatives, test your timing, and review explanations for sentences like who is the tallest in the class and what is the most expensive restaurant.
In this video we teach you what to do when you want to say two verbs together in English.
Test your knowledge of verb forms—gerund, infinitive, and infinitive without to—using examples like enjoy reading, let's try, learn to pronounce, love driving, and choose to complete.
This is maybe the most important grammar lesson in English. Please watch and the video as many times needed to fully understand this topic.
Explore the most common relative clauses and learn when to use who, that, which, where, and when to refer to a person, thing, place, or time.
Practice selecting the correct relative pronouns in English, including where for places, who for people, which for things, and when for time, with guided solutions.
Learn to form the imperative mood to give orders or strong advice, with examples like go to your room and don't smoke, and note the no subject rule.
Practice forming imperatives from given words, learn that imperatives omit a subject and do not follow the SVO structure, and use don't for negatives, like don't eat in the library.
Understand the infinitive of purpose, using to plus a verb to express an intention, and learn when to use it with examples to tell you and to find a job.
This is one of the most important and difficult lessons in English, so please watch the video as many times you need.
Download the list of the most used irregular verbs you need to know to speak in the Past tense, but please, watch the video first. You need to memorize all the irregular verbs to have a basic conversational English level. So, please make sure you know all the irregular verbs.
Practice exercises with guided solutions to select the correct past forms of 'to be' and reinforce subject-verb agreement for singular and plural subjects.
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This course includes:
Comprehensive grammar and vocabulary lessons to improve your English.
Downloadable (pdf) materials for easy access.
Subtitled video lectures that explain grammar topics in an easy-to-understand way.
Various exercises to aid comprehension.
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This course aligns with the following levels:
From Cambridge University in the UK: Starters, Flyers, Preliminary English Test (PET), First Certificate Exam (FCE)
From the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR): A1, A2, B1, B2
For the TOEFL Exam (Test Of English as a Foreign Language): 87-109 points
WHAT WILL YOU LEARN: (COURSE CONTENT)
In this course you will gain an extensive grammar knowledge needed for the official exams.
You will learn the Past Simple, Past Continuous and their differences, the proper way to express habits in the past using Used to & Would, Past Perfect Simple, the differences between Past Simple and Past Perfect, the Future simple, the structure "to be going to" and Present Simple for the future and their differences in use. You will also learn the Use of Gerunds and Infinitives. You will also learn the structure and our easy methods to create a sentence in Passive, in Reported Speech, and in First, Second and Zero Conditionals. Another important lesson you will learn will be the order of the adjectives in a sentence.
You will learn the how to create and the differences in use between most verb tenses such as Present Perfect Simple or Present Perfect Continuous, between Past Perfect Simple and Past Perfect Continuous, or between all the different verb tenses we can use for the future, like Future Simple, Be going to, Present Continuous, Present Simple,Future Continuous, Future Perfect or to be about to.
You will know the differences and when to use an adjective ending in +ed or +ing, as well as how to create a Passive form in any verb tense, the Passive with Reporting verbs, or the Passive with two objects.
You will also find videos explaining how to create a modal verb structure for the past, and the Third Conditional structure.
In the last section you will learn one of the most difficult grammar lessons, that is when we can ommit a Relative clause or when we can´t, and the differences between a Defining and a Non-defining Relative Clause and their implications.
WHAT YOU WILL GAIN AFTER THE COURSE:
After finishing this course you will be able to have a deep knowledge of the English grammar, and be capable of reading and writing using advanced English grammar, as well as being able to have a solid grammar base to have a perfect conversation in English.
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