
Explore the 12 English tenses across present, past, and future, each in simple, continuous, perfect, and perfect continuous forms.
Learn to use adverbs of frequency in the present simple, including always, usually, often, sometimes, rarely, scarcely, seldom, never, and every with time phrases, placed at sentence start or end.
Master the present continuous, its form be plus present participle, and its affirmative, negative, and question forms. Explore uses for temporary situations, current versus past, future actions, and repeated habits.
Clarifies present perfect usage with been versus gone, explains when to use past simple with dates, and highlights key time markers like just, yet, already, for, since, and recently.
Master the past simple: its usage and form, with finished past actions, time markers, sequences of events, and past habits.
Explore the past simple by contrasting regular and irregular verbs, using the second form for regulars and irregulars' unique forms, and practice affirmative, negative, and question constructions describing past actions.
Learn the past continuous (past progressive) usage and form: was or were plus -ing; use for actions at a past time, over a duration, interrupted, and not with state verbs.
Explore four future forms—will/shall plus infinitive, going to plus infinitive, present continuous for arrangements, and present simple for timetables—with examples of bookings and schedules.
Participate in quiz time on future simple tense, correcting sentences and practicing forms like going to and present continuous.
Master the future perfect in this quiz-time lesson by correcting bracketed sentences, comparing your answers with model ones, and distinguishing ending time from starting time.
This comprehensive English Grammar course is designed for learners of all levels who aim to build a solid foundation and confidently use English in both written and spoken communication. The course covers all essential grammar topics, from the basics of sentence structure and parts of speech to advanced topics such as conditionals, passive voice, reported speech, and complex sentence formation.
Each module includes clear, easy-to-follow explanations and is supported by engaging video lessons that break down concepts using real-life examples and practical applications. To ensure a deep understanding, the course includes interactive quizzes and exercises after every topic, allowing learners to test their knowledge and reinforce what they've learned.
You’ll also find downloadable resources, grammar charts, and tips for avoiding common mistakes. Whether you’re preparing for exams, professional communication, or simply want to refine your English skills, this course offers everything you need in one place.
By the end of the course, you will be able to construct grammatically correct sentences with confidence, understand complex grammar structures, and communicate more effectively in English.
This course is to help you understand :
present tenses
Past tenses
Future tenses
when and how to use the tenses, verb forms
what the structures of them are
what the differences and connections are between them
It helps you to prepare for an English Exam, like TOEFL, Cambridge, IELTS…etc.
Certainly, it’s useful even if you only want to refresh your grammar in an amusing quick way.
You can learn the tenses in a few hours.
You can also use this course to remember the usage and structure of tenses.
The lessons show each tense one by one to help you understand the usage and structure of them separately.
There are Quizzes at the end of the lessons to check your understanding.
This course is built on
videos
quizzes
Downloadable PDF exercise sheets
You can check your understanding at the end of the lessons.
Are you ready? Let’s get started. See you with the first episode.
Who this course is for:
Any students planning to take an exam.
Any students who need help to understand and systematize the tenses in the English language.
Any students who need a summarizing course on tenses in the English language.
Any learners of English who wish to refresh their learning.