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Intermediate English Language 1

Intermediate English Language 1

Pre-Intermediate to Intermediate English Language Grammar Video
Created byHannah Downing
Last updated 4/2025
English

What you'll learn

  • Communicate about actions happening at the moment
  • Express unfinished actions
  • Increased range of vocabulary
  • Communicate about things which are true in general, or happen all the time or repeatedly
  • Development of listening skills
  • Learn about exceptions to the grammatical rules

Course content

5 sections • 17 lectures • 48m total length
  • Introduction to the course and study tips2:45

Requirements

  • Lower intermediate to intermediate level of English language

Description

A fantastic course for Pre-Intermediate to Intermediate English language students taught by a qualified and experienced English language teacher with a British Oxford accent.

Grammar: Present Simple tense and Present Continuous tense.

The course progressively goes deeper into the grammar and will give students a fantastic understanding of these important tenses in English language.

In addition to the grammar taught on this course, you will also develop your English listening, reading, speaking and writing skills.

2 practice tests are included on this course and there are many additional exercises in each of the videos. This gives students a lot of opportunities to remember the course content and deepen understanding through further practice.


Course content:

Present Continuous

Introduction to the tense

Example and grammatical structure

When to use the present continuous

Time period - periods around now

Additional use - changes

Practice test

Present Simple

Introduction to the tense

Example and grammatical structure

When to use the present simple

Time period

Additional use - adverbs of frequency

Practice test

Comparing Present Continuous and Present Simple

Introduction

Side-by-side comparison of present simple and present continuous

The verbs that we don't use in present continuous

They are kind and they are being kind

The 4 senses: see, hear, smell, taste


Who this course is for:

  • Intermediate English language students
  • English language students
  • ESL Students
  • English students