Intermediate English Course: Develop Your Grammar and Skills

Name: Intermediate English Course: Develop Your Grammar and Skills
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Intermediate (B1 and B2) level English language course for learners who want to improve their English to Advanced Level

Created byAkın Demir, Seçkin Esen, Rebecca Ewang

Last updated 3/2026

English

What you'll learn

In this course, you will complete all the B1 and B2 Intermediate level English subjects.
You will learn B1 - B2 Intermediate Level English structures and their grammatical usage in different context and samples.
After watching each video lesson, you will do activities to review and reinforce the knowledge you have gained. Watch the videos and do the activities.
At the end of the course, you will be able to create sentences in English and communicate with foreigners easily.

Course content

16 sections • 78 lectures • 7h 46m total length

The Simple Present Tense7:23
The Simple Present Tense QUIZ
The Present Continuous Tense7:59
Present Continuous Tense QUIZ
Frequency Adverbs9:37
Frequency Adverbs QUIZ
Stative and Non-Stative Verbs8:41
Stative and Non-Stative Verbs QUIZ
The Simple Past Tense7:50
The Simple Past Tense QUIZ
The Past Continuous Tense6:49
The Past Continuous Tense QUIZ

Yes / No Questions and Information Questions8:17
Yes / No Questions and Information Questions QUIZ
Using "Which", "What kind of" and "Whose"5:26
Using "Which", "What kind of" and "Whose" QUIZ
Using "How", "How often", "How far" and "How long"6:28
Using "How", "How often", "How far" and "How long" QUIZ
Using "How about" and "What about"3:10
Using "How about" and "What about" QUIZ
Tag Questions5:08
Tag Questions QUIZ

Personal Pronouns6:52
Personal Pronouns QUIZ
Indefinite Pronouns, General Nouns, Collective Nouns6:34
Indefinite Pronouns, General Nouns, Collective Nouns QUIZ
Forms of "Other"4:24
Learn how to use another, the other, others, and the others in singular and plural forms to refer to a second item, remaining items, or other people.
Forms of "Other" QUIZ
Common Expressions with "Other"6:52
Common Expressions with "Other" QUIZ
Subject - Verb Agreement10:54
Subject - Verb Agreement QUIZ

Regular and Irregular Plural Nouns5:52
Regular and Irregular Plural Nouns QUIZ
Possessive Nouns and Nouns Used as Adjectives4:32
Possessive Nouns and Nouns Used as Adjectives QUIZ
Countable and Uncountable Nouns5:50
Countable and Uncountable Nouns QUIZ
Basic Article Usage A / AN / THE10:51
Basic Article Usage A / AN / THE - QUIZ
Expressions of Quantity with Countable and Uncountable Nouns7:32
Learn expressions of quantity for countable and uncountable nouns, using quantity adjectives like many, several, a few, and a great deal of information, plus one of, each, and every.
Expressions of Quantity with Countable and Uncountable Nouns QUIZ
Using "Few", "A few", "Little", "A little"3:50
Using "Few", "A few", "Little", "A little" QUIZ

Expressing Ability with "Can", "Could" and "Be able to"5:03
Expressing Ability with "Can", "Could" and "Be able to" QUIZ
Possibility and Permission - "May", "Might", "Maybe", "Can", "Could"4:44
Possibility and Permission - "May", "Might", "Maybe", "Can", "Could" - QUIZ
Polite Requests5:57
Master polite requests in English with may I, could I, can I, would you, and please for permission. Explore formal and casual responses, including would you mind and ing forms.
Polite Requests QUIZ
Expressing Advice with "Should", "Ought to", "Had better"4:56
Learn how to express advice using should, ought to, and had better, including positive and negative forms, strong warnings, and interchangeable use in everyday situations.
Expressing Advice with "Should", "Ought to", "Had better" - QUIZ
Expressing Necessity with "Must", "Have to", "Have got to"5:06
Learn how to express necessity with must, have to, and have got to, including internal versus external sources of obligation and their negatives, past tense, and practical examples.
Expressing Necessity with "Must", "Have to", "Have got to" - QUIZ
The Past Form of "Should"4:28
The Past Form of "Should" QUIZ
Using "Be Supposed To" and "Was/Were Going To"4:00
Using "Be Supposed To" and "Was/Were Going To" - QUIZ
Imperative Sentences3:38
Imperative Sentences QUIZ
Expressing Suggestions - "Let's", "Why don't", "Shall", "Could" and "Should"5:12
Expressing Suggestions - QUIZ
Expressing Preferences - "Prefer", "Like...better" and "Would rather"4:45
Expressing Preferences - QUIZ
Expressing Repeated Actions in the Past - "Would" and "Used to"3:57
Expressing Repeated Actions in the Past - QUIZ
Degrees of Certainty5:14
Degrees of Certainty QUIZ
Progressive Forms of Modals and Combining Modals4:54
Progressive Forms of Modals and Combining Modals - QUIZ

The Passive5:47
The Passive QUIZ
The Passive Form of Modals and Phrasal Modals3:58
The Passive Form of Modals and Phrasal Modals QUIZ
Using Past Participles as Adjectives4:52
Using Past Participles as Adjectives QUIZ
The Passive with Get5:01
The Passive with Get - QUIZ
Participle Adjectives4:33
Master participle adjectives by choosing -ing for active descriptions of objects or events and -ed for passive descriptions of people, with examples like boring/bored and exciting/excited.
Participle Adjectives QUIZ

Adjective Clauses (Relative Clauses)7:45
Adjective Clauses (Relative Clauses) QUIZ
Using Prepositions in Relative Clauses5:16
Using Prepositions in Relative Clauses QUIZ
Using Whose, Where and When in Relative Clauses9:03
Using Whose, Where and When in Relative Clauses QUIZ
Defining and Non-Defining Relative Clauses7:34
Defining and Non-Defining Relative Clauses QUIZ
Reduction of Relative Clauses4:54
Reduction of Relative Clauses QUIZ

Requirements

Take notes of the words and grammar explanations that we provide you. Write the meanings of the words in your own language.
Be prepared to do the activities at the end of each video.
The videos provide slow and clear explanations in English. Focus on the words you hear and it will help your listening skill.
Do not hesitate to ask questions. We are here to help you improve your English.
There will be lots of updates in the course including new videos, quizzes, and materials for reading and vocabulary.

Description

In this course, you will see B1 - B2 Intermediate Level English vocabulary and structures and their grammatical usage in different contexts and examples.

With slow and clear explanations, you will learn fast and after watching each video lesson, you will be guided to do some activities to settle down the knowledge you have gained. You will just need to watch the videos and do the activities.

In addition, you can note down the words that are used in the video explanations. Look up the dictionary to learn the meanings of the words in your own language.

This course is the best fit for people all around the world, who are learning English as beginners or whose level is A1 or A2 Level. If you know some basic English and want to improve your skills to B1 - B2 Intermediate Level, this course will really help you a lot. After watching the videos and doing the activities, you will see the difference in your speaking and writing skills.

To sum up, in this course, you will complete all the B1 and B2 Intermediate level grammar lessons and structures. We will be constantly updating the course and adding new video lessons and materials.

After completing this course, you will be given a course completion certificate, which you can use anywhere in the world.

Who this course is for:

This course is for the people who have completed the beginner level and want to improve their English. If you know some basic English and want to improve your skills to B1 - B2 Intermediate Level, this course is the best fit for you. Just, watch the videos and do activities after each video. You will see the difference.

Intermediate English Course: Develop Your Grammar and Skills

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Present and Past Tenses6 lectures • 48min

Perfect Tenses4 lectures • 21min

Future Time4 lectures • 19min

Types of Questions5 lectures • 28min

Pronouns And Subject - Verb Agreement5 lectures • 36min

Nouns6 lectures • 38min

Modals13 lectures • 1hr 2min

The Passive5 lectures • 24min

Noun Clauses3 lectures • 22min

Adjective Clauses (Relative Clauses)5 lectures • 35min

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