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Mastering English Grammar Beginner To Advanced (A1-C1) - OneDDL - 08-21-2024 Free Download Mastering English Grammar Beginner To Advanced (A1-C1) Published 7/2024 MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz Language: English | Size: 8.56 GB | Duration: 15h 41m A Complete English Language Course: English Grammar, Speaking, Pronunciation, and Writing What you'll learn you will learn the fundamental features of English grammar such as word forms, verb tenses, and question and answer formation you will learn about question words in English and how to form questions in the simple present. you will learn how to form the present progressive to express ideas about things that are happening right now. You will look at the differences between the simple present and present progressive. you will learn how to use "to be going to" and the present progressive to talk about the future and how to use "can" to talk about ability. you will learn how to form and use the simple past. You will see that there are a lot of irregular verbs in the simple past, but there are some patterns you can use to help you remember. You will learn about spelling changes when you add an "-ed" ending, as well as how to form negatives and questions in the past. You will also learn about object pronouns and some other forms of adjectives to describe and make comparisons. you will learn about important intermediate verb tenses, including present perfect, present perfect progressive, past perfect, and past perfect progressive. You will also learn about common modal verbs used in English. Being able to adeptly use adjective clauses in speaking and writing we'll provide you with tips that will help you understand the rules more easily and give you lots of practice with the tricky grammar of everyday English. you will review the verb tenses that you learned in beginning English classes and learn about a few tenses you may not know very well. you'll cover all 12 of the English verb tenses and passive verb forms you'll learn how to blend these tenses, which is what native speakers frequently do. you will learn about a lot of different ways to join ideas to make more complex and interesting sentences. You'll learn about two types of conjunctions, many other types of connectives, and adverb clauses. You'll also learn about how to punctuate all of these expressions and the types of sentences they create. you will learn about the advanced grammar concepts of noun clauses and conditionals. You will learn about several different types of each and get lots of practice using them appropriately. Requirements No prior experience required Description The Mastering English Grammar Course is designed to help learners of all levels improve their English skills. Whether you're a beginner just starting out or someone looking to polish their existing knowledge, this course offers something for everyone. We begin with the basics of English grammar, covering essential topics like word forms, verb tenses, and how to ask and answer questions. As you progress, you'll learn about more advanced concepts such as irregular verbs, complex sentences, and how to use modals like "can" and "will" for different situations. The course also covers future and past tenses, helping you talk about events accurately. Our interactive lessons, engaging video content, and practical exercises ensure that you not only understand the rules but also know how to apply them in real-world situations. We focus on making grammar easy to understand and fun to learn, using plenty of examples from everyday conversations. By the end of this course, you will feel more confident in speaking, writing, and understanding English. Join us to gain the skills needed for better communication in personal, academic, or professional settings, opening up new opportunities for you. Enroll today and start your journey toward mastering English grammar. This course is your key to effective communication. Overview Section 1: Word Forms and BE Verb Lecture 1 1.Word Forms Lecture 2 2.BE Verb Lecture 3 3.Nouns & Articles Section 2: Simple Present Lecture 4 4.Go, Do & Have Lecture 5 5.Simple Present Verbs Lecture 6 6.Possessives Section 3: Simple Present Negative Lecture 7 7.Negative BE Lecture 8 8.There Is & There Are Lecture 9 9.Simple Present Negative Section 4: Yes/No Questions Lecture 10 10.Yes_No Questions BE Lecture 11 11.Is There & Are There Lecture 12 12. Yes_No Questions Simple Present Section 5: Information Questions Simple Present Lecture 13 1.Question Words Lecture 14 2.Information Questions BE Lecture 15 3.Information Questions Simple Present Section 6: Count and Noncount Nouns and Present Progressive Lecture 16 1.Count and Non-Count Nouns, How Many & How Much Lecture 17 2.Present Progressive Lecture 18 3.Present Progressive Negative Section 7: Present Progressive Question and Signal Words Lecture 19 1.Present Progressive Yes_No Questions Lecture 20 2.Present Progressive Information Questions Lecture 21 3.Present Progressive & Simple Present Section 8: Future Forms and Can Lecture 22 Future - BE Going To Lecture 23 Present Progressive as Future Lecture 24 3.Can Section 9: Simple Past With Regular And Irregular Verbs Lecture 25 1.Simple Past BE Lecture 26 2.Simple Past Regular Verbs Lecture 27 3.Simple Past Irregular Verbs Section 10: Simple Past Negative And Object Pronouns Lecture 28 1.Simple Past Negative BE Lecture 29 2.Simple Past Negative Verbs Lecture 30 3.Object Pronouns Section 11: Simple Past Question Forms Lecture 31 1.Simple Past Yes_No Questions BE Lecture 32 2.Simple Past Yes_No Questions Verbs Lecture 33 3.Simple Past Information Questions Section 12: More Useful Grammar Forms Lecture 34 This, That, These & Those Lecture 35 2.Comparatives Lecture 36 3.Infinitives with Want, Need & Like Section 13: Present Perfect Tense Lecture 37 1.Present Perfect Overview Lecture Lecture 38 2.Past Participles Lecture Lecture 39 3.Present Perfect with Since and For Lecture Lecture 40 4.Present Perfect without Since and For Lecture Lecture 41 5.Present Perfect Questions Lecture Lecture 42 6.Present Perfect Adverbs Lecture Section 14: Present Perfect Progressive Lecture 43 1.Stative Verbs Part 1 Lecture Lecture 44 2.Stative Verbs Part 2 Lecture Lecture 45 3.Present Perfect Progressive Overview Lecture Lecture 46 4.Present Perfect Progressive Questions Lecture Lecture 47 5.Present Perfect vs. Present Perfect Progressive Section 15: Past Perfect and Past Perfect Progressive Lecture 48 1.Past Perfect Lecture Lecture 49 2.Past Perfect Questions Lecture Lecture 50 3.Past Perfect Progressive Lecture Lecture 51 4.Past Perfect Progressive Questions Lecture Section 16: Modals_Ability, Possibility, Preference, and Impossibility Lecture 52 1.Modals Introduction Lecture Lecture 53 2.Phrasal Modals Lecture Lecture 54 3.Ability Modals Lecture Lecture 55 4.Modals of Possibility Lecture Lecture 56 5.Advice Modals Lecture Lecture 57 6.Preference Modals Lecture Lecture 58 7.Modals of Impossibility Lecture Lecture 59 8.Questions with Modals Lecture Section 17: Adjectives and Adjective Phrases Lecture 60 1.Adjectives Introduction Lecture Lecture 61 2.Adjective Order Lecture Lecture 62 3.Participles Adjectives Lecture 63 4.Comparatives and Superlatives Lecture Lecture 64 5.More Comparatives Lecture Lecture 65 6.More Superlatives Lecture Section 18: Adjective Clauses Lecture 66 1.Adjective Clauses Overview Lecture Lecture 67 2.Adjective Clauses with Subject Pronouns lecture Lecture 68 3.Adjective Clauses with Object Pronouns Lecture Lecture 69 4.Adjective Clauses with a Possessive Pronouns Lecture Section 19: More Adjective Clauses Lecture 70 1.Adjective Clauses with Prepositions Lecture 71 2.Adjective Clauses with _Where_ Lecture Lecture 72 3.Adjective Clauses with _When_ Lecture Section 20: Reduced Adjective Clauses and Appositives Lecture 73 1.Reduced Adjective Clauses lecture Lecture 74 2,Appositives Section 21: Nouns, Articles, and Quantifiers Lecture 75 1.Count and Noncount Nouns Review Lecture Lecture 76 2.Count and Noncount Noun Mistakes Lecture Lecture 77 3.Articles Review Part 1 Lecture Lecture 78 4.Articles Review Part 2 Lecture Lecture 79 5.Articles Review Part 3 Lecture Lecture 80 6.Mistakes with Articles Part 1 Lecture Lecture 81 7.Mistakes with Articles Part 2 Lecture Lecture 82 8.Quantifiers Part 1 Lecture Lecture 83 9.Quantifiers Part 2 Lecture Lecture 84 10.Quantifiers Part 3 Lecture Lecture 85 11.Quantifiers Part 4 Lecture Section 22: Gerunds, Infinitives, and Requests and Permission Lecture 86 1.Gerunds and Infinitives Part 1 Lecture Lecture 87 2.Gerunds and Infinitives Part 2 Lecture Lecture 88 3.Requests and Permission Lecture Section 23: Confusing Word Forms Lecture 89 1. Confusing Pronouns Lecture Lecture 90 2.Confusing Adjectives and Adverbs Part 1 Lecture Lecture 91 3.Confusing Adjectives and Adverbs Part 2 Lecture Lecture 92 4.Confusing Nouns and Verbs Part 1 Lecture Lecture 93 5.Confusing Nouns and Verbs Part 2 Lecture Lecture 94 6.Confusing Prepositions Lecture Section 24: Phrasal Verbs and Collocations Lecture 95 1.Phrasal Verbs Review Lecture Lecture 96 2.Problems with Phrasal Verbs Lecture Lecture 97 3.Collocations Review Lecture Lecture 98 4.Tricky Collocations Lecture Lecture 99 5.Tricky English Review Section 25: Simple, Progressive, and Perfect Verb Tenses Review Lecture 100 1.Present Perfect Tense Review Lecture Lecture 101 2.Present Tenses Lecture Lecture 102 3.Past Tenses Review Lecture Lecture 103 4.Future Tenses Review Lecture Lecture 104 5.Past Perfect and Future Perfect Review Lecture Section 26: Perfect Progressive Tenses Lecture 105 1.Present Perfect Progressive Lecture Lecture 106 2.Past Perfect Progressive Lecture Lecture 107 3.Future Perfect Progressive Lecture Section 27: 3.Passives and perfect modals Lecture 108 1.Making Guesses about the Past Lecture Lecture 109 2.Expressing Regret about the Past Lecture Lecture 110 3.More Modals Part 1 Lecture Lecture 111 4.More Modals Part 2 Lecture Lecture 112 5.Passive Verbs Lecture Section 28: Blending Tenses Lecture 113 1.Future Time Clauses Lecture Lecture 114 2.Mixed Tenses Part 1 Lecture Lecture 115 3.Mixed Tenses Part 2 Lecture Lecture 116 4.Verb Tenses Review Lecture Section 29: Conjunctions and Punctuation Lecture 117 1.Coordinate Conjunctions Lecture Lecture 118 2.Parallel Structure Lecture Lecture 119 3.Correlative Conjunctions Part 1 Lecture Lecture 120 4.Correlative Conjunctions Part 2 Lecture Section 30: Connectives and Punctuation Lecture 121 1.Transitions_ Meaning Lecture 122 2.Transitions_ Punctuation and Placement Lecture 123 3.Prepositional Phrases Lecture 124 4.Avoiding Common Mistakes Section 31: Subordinating Conjunctions and Punctuation Lecture 125 1. Introduction to Adverb Clauses Lecture 126 2. Adverb Clauses_ Punctuation and Use Lecture 127 3. Avoiding Common Mistakes Section 32: Reduced Adverb Clauses and Punctuation Lecture 128 1. Introduction to Reduced Adverb Clauses Lecture 129 2. Adverbials Type 1 Lecture 130 3. Adverbials Type 2 Lecture 131 4. Adverbials Type 3 Section 33: Noun Clauses Lecture 132 1. Introduction to Noun Clauses Lecture 133 2.Noun Clauses with Question Words Lecture 134 3. Noun Clauses with _If_ and _Whether_ Lecture 135 4. Noun Clauses with _That_ Section 34: More Noun Clauses Lecture 136 1. Reported Speech Part 1 Lecture 137 2. Reported Speech Part 2 Lecture 138 3. Reducing Noun Clauses to Infinitives Part 1 Lecture 139 4. Reducing Noun Clauses to Infinitives Part 2 Lecture 140 5.Reducing Noun Clauses to Infinitives Part 3 Lecture 141 6. Reducing Noun Clauses to Gerunds Part 1 Lecture 142 7. Reducing Noun Clauses to Gerunds Part 2 Section 35: _Ever_ Words and Conditionals Lecture 143 1. _Ever_ Words Lecture 144 2. Real Conditionals in the Present and Future Lecture 145 3. Real Conditionals Review Lecture 146 4. Other Ways to Express Condition Part 1 Lecture 147 5. Other Ways to Express Condition Part 2 Lecture 148 6. Wishes Section 36: More Conditionals Lecture 149 1. Unreal in the Present Lecture 150 2. Unreal in the Past Lecture 151 3. Mixed Conditionals Lecture 152 4. Omitting If This course is intended for those who want to study English grammar from the beginning level to advanced level Homepage Recommend Download Link Hight Speed | Please Say Thanks Keep Topic Live No Password - Links are Interchangeable |