Grammar Level 1-5

Identify verbs, practice question formation, and apply reading comprehension through front and back book cover text and short reading passages for young readers.

Practice vocabulary and phrasal verbs through guided pronunciation, spelling, and usage drills, covering words like alert, agree, allow, break into, bring on, become, and more.

Students practice English grammar through guided reading, vocabulary explanations, and phrasal verbs like bring up, bring over, and bring to attention, with questions and speaking drills.

Apply a keyword chart to guide verb usage in academic English. Manage pace with timed drills and group sizes, and incorporate phrasal verbs and real-life examples.

Practice grammar by using verbs do and draw, master phrasal verbs like cut out, cut down, and cut in line, describe positions, while solving kite in the sky questions.

Learn practical grammar and vocabulary through verb tenses, phrasal verbs, weather terms, and reading comprehension with Tom and Jerry and a diary activity.

Practice key vocabulary and grammar by exploring words like rush, very, call, brush, and calculate, and apply them in reading and listening activities anchored in level two, lesson three.

Master present and past tense forms and key verbs through guided practice. Learn phrasal verbs like fill out, fill up, find out, plus picture-based exercises.

Explore present simple question formation with does and do through restaurant dialogues, food orders, and related vocabulary, plus matching and fill-in activities.

Grammar level two midterm challenges students with independent practice on verb forms, pronouns, tenses, and everyday comprehension through guided self-checks and answer explanations.

Explore grammar level two, lesson six, by practicing verb tenses, forms, and determiners through practical examples like change, charge, chase, cheat, and using this/these/that/those and on, into, under, and in.

Engage in grammar level 2 lesson 7 through practical exercises: unscramble words, practice verbs and tenses, learn can/cannot and must usage, and complete reading and question tasks.

grammar level 2 lesson eight covers verb meanings like chop and clean, introduces tenses and do/did/does questions, and includes family vocabulary and double word exercises.

Attend grammar level 2 lesson nine to practice sentence building, verb forms, plurals, left and right instructions, and using can, cannot, must, must not, plus answering reading questions.

Explore grammar level 2 lesson 10 with vocabulary focus, verb tenses and sentence building through unscramble drills, phrasal verbs, rewriting exercises, and a guided weekend writing task.

Master grammar level 2 concepts through the final assessment, practicing tenses, sentence structure, and verb usage with guided checks and self-test prompts.

Explore basic grammar and vocabulary through dialogues on yesterday and past tense. Learn plans, daily routines, and everyday objects like closet, trunk, and suitcase.

Master present simple questions with do and does, using the s form for he, she, it, through restaurant and classroom examples and reading activities.

Develop basic grammar and reading skills through classroom dialogue, question prompts, and short readings about daily topics, plants, and language learning activities in grammar level 1-5.

teach grammar live with no edits, admit mistakes, and focus on verbs, syntax, and vocabulary; practice phrasal verbs, reading comprehension, time management, prepositions, and use video examples to reinforce learning.

Sharpen your preposition teaching and phrasal verb explanations for multilingual learners, using local and US readings, visuals, and Mandarin/Cantonese support to make English a survival skill.

Practice essential verbs in context, including communicate, compare, complete, and complain, alongside reading and writing exercises and seatbelt comprehension in grammar level 3, lesson 1.

Practice grammar through tense forms, phrasal verbs, and vocabulary activities, including weather, clothing, and adjectives, with reading tasks on a story and Pluto.

Practice grammar through word unscramble drills, verb tense and pronoun exercises, and question formation, then build reading comprehension with a Terracotta Army passage.

Advance grammar mastery in level three with verb tenses, forms, modals, and phrasal verbs, plus practice through dialogues and reading activities.

Explore grammar exercises on weather statements, possessive adjectives, and question prompts, followed by a reading on ants, their colonies, roles, and their role in soil ecosystems.

Pause the video to attempt the grammar level three midterm on your own, then review answers as you check tense, infinitives, pronouns, comparisons, and other grammar concepts.

Practice grammar essentials in grammar level 3 lesson 7, with verb tenses, prepositions, phrasal verbs, months and dates, and reading comprehension about the president's role.

Master grammar level three concepts through tenses, phrasal verbs, and prepositions, guided readings like invisible alligators, and answering comprehension questions to build confident language use.

Grammar level three lesson nine teaches using was/were questions, phrasal verbs like go in for, go over, and go on with, and prepositions, with vocabulary such as damaged and deceiving.

Practice grammar level 3 concepts through unscrambling words, tense work, phrasal verbs, sentence rewrites, place prepositions, and a weekend writing task for clear, engaging language use.

Master essential grammar concepts in grammar level 3, lesson 11, including verbs such as deliver, depend on, describe, deserve, and common phrasal verbs, with prepositions and corrections practice.

This final grammar assessment for grammar level three guides learners through tense practice, phrasal verbs, and comprehension questions, with self-checks and reading passages.

Improve reading fluency and vocabulary through guided aloud practice, print-out activities, and discussion of terms like Old Man of the Mountain, New Hampshire, state park, rock formations, and granite rocks.

Practice weather vocabulary through a dialogue that describes hot, cold, sunny, windy, cloudy, and rainy conditions. The lesson guides students through completing pages and answering prompts in a weather-report exercise.

This lecture reinforces key grammar nuances, including correct prepositions, phrasal verbs like pull up, pull over, pull off, and pronoun use in complex sentences.

Explore grammar basics for level 4, including unscrambling words, past perfect with could, should, would have, and phrasal verbs with prepositions, reinforced by reading strategies and vocabulary exercises.

Master essential grammar concepts in grammar level 4 lesson 1, including verb forms like destroy and shrink, phrasal verbs, prepositions, sentence correction, and structured writing prompts.

Practice and master grammar through vocabulary like disapprove, divide, discover, and dislike; study tenses (sank, sunk, sat, slept, sleeping), phrasal verbs, questions, sentence order, and prepositions for clear writing.

Sharpen grammar skills through active practice of verbs, tenses, prepositions, phrasal verbs, punctuation, writing corrections, and reading comprehension in grammar level 4, lesson 3.

Master grammar essentials in grammar level 4, lesson 4 by practicing verb tenses, pronouns, prepositions, and phrasal verbs through guided exercises, pronunciation drills, landmark matching, and reading tasks.

Practice correcting tenses, using prepositions, and choosing between phrasal verbs in grammar level 4, lesson 5, through guided questions, reading, and a birthday writing exercise.

Engage in a grammar level 4 midterm review, practicing vocabulary meanings, phrasal verbs, verb tenses, prepositions, error correction, and reading comprehension to strengthen fundamentals.

Practice grammar fundamentals from verbs and tenses to phrasal verbs, prepositions, passive voice, and error correction, and reading comprehension through the NIMH desert beetle fog water text.

Practice key grammar elements from lesson seven, including except, admit, admire, arise and become, plus phrasal verbs, synonyms, prepositions, simple past tense, and sentence corrections.

Practice grammar mastery with tense exercises, phrasal verbs, synonyms, and sentence formation. Apply present perfect and future passive forms while reading about Sam and inventions.

Explore grammar essentials in grammar level 4 lesson 9, including verb forms, phrasal verbs, synonyms, passive voice, prepositions, and sentence corrections through interactive practice.

Review the use of and, but, and because through varied examples. Practice ordering sentences, correcting errors, and converting to passive voice with readings on topics like dromedaries and winter blues.

Grammar level 4, final teaches final exam vocabulary and grammar through practice with verbs, tenses, phrasal verbs, synonyms, prepositions, and a reading on the harbour of Rio de Janeiro.

Learn to use the future tense and the third conditional with if clauses, form adjectives from nouns, distinguish countable from uncountable nouns like furniture, and apply reported speech.

Explore practical English grammar essentials, including adjectives before nouns, infinitive forms, past tense usage, and auxiliary verbs, with vocabulary such as remote areas and dimples.

Practice core grammar concepts from the course grammar level 1-5, including past tense, future, could have, would have, and phrases, with Chinese meanings, memory tasks, and reading comprehension.

Assess readiness for grammar five by tailoring pacing and tougher unscramble tasks, while emphasizing translation, adjectives, passive voice, and expanded tenses with eight irregular and eight regular verbs using TRACC.

Master grammar level five lesson one through tense practice, synonyms, antonyms, verb forms, passive voice, and translation tasks, plus reading comprehension and vocabulary activities.

Grammar level five, lesson two builds vocabulary and grammar through verb meanings, phrasal verbs, translations, passive voice, and writing prompts, plus reading on bullying and a story task.

Grammar level 5, lesson 3 reinforces verb usage and grammar skills, covering extend, face, fade, fill, fancy, fasten, fear, tenses, prepositions, and the passive voice through writing and reading tasks.

This grammar level five lesson covers practical grammar and vocabulary skills, including phrasal verbs, synonyms, translation, grammar corrections, passive voice, and reading comprehension with guided practice.

Explore grammar level 5 lesson 5 by building vocabulary with flap, flash, flood, flow, and flour. Practice phrasal verbs, synonyms, adjectives, and passive voice through readings and exercises.

Master grammar level five by practicing tense and conditional usage, phrasal verbs, synonyms, and passive voice through a midterm review of writing tasks and reading comprehension.

Explore grammar level five concepts through active practice with vocabulary, tenses, phrasal verbs, adverbs, and translations. Engage with adjectives, reported speech, error correction, and reading comprehension to build language fluency.

Grammar level five, lesson seven reinforces vocabulary usage, punctuation, and sentence structure through word exercises, phrasal verbs, active vs passive voice, and reading comprehension tasks.

Develops grammar and vocabulary in grammar level 5 lesson 8 by practicing grip, groan, guarantee, guard, guess, guide, hammer, and hand, plus phrasal verbs, synonyms, and reading comprehension.

Explore grammar level five lesson nine with a focus on verb tense forms and the usage of handle, harm, hate, and harass.

Grammar level 5, lesson 10 reinforces sentence order and verb tenses, helping verbs, phrasal verbs, synonyms, and passive voice, plus translation, error correction, and reading comprehension on library book bans.

Master grammar essentials in the grammar level 5 final through hands-on final assessment: scramble sentence order, practice verb tenses, phrasal verbs, translations, adjectives, and reading comprehension.

Explore practical grammar concepts in this sample video, focusing on who vs whom, to whom, whose, and distinguishing restrictive from non restrictive clauses with clear examples.

Practice essential English verbs and vocabulary through guided examples and translation tasks, featuring words like educate, embarrass, exist, expand, expect, and explain.

Explore school roles and community leaders by learning vocabulary like janitor, teacher, principal, and mayor, governor, and president, plus concepts such as in charge, assignments, and responsibilities.