English Grammar Pro | Beginner to Advanced (A1-C1) Grammar
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Grammar is the easy part of learning English!
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there are rules
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practice by yourself
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and practice at your own speed!
To make English grammar easy, I
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add new videos you request!
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focus on pronunciation
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tell you when native speakers ignore the rules in spoken conversation!
Your goal is to FINISH studying grammar
Finish studying grammar so you can become fluent and confident in the English language!
(and master exams like IELTS, TOEFL, TOEIC, FCE or CAE)
ATTENTION: There is some adult language in the live lectures that might not be suitable for children,
as live lectures may include discussion of informal English slang and other expressions meant for adult learners.
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Intro to parts of speech -
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Noun categories, how to use
Learn about the main types of nouns (people, places, things, animals and ideas) and some ways we use nouns.
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Identifying nouns and types
Learn a few ways to recognize nouns from their word endings, as well as common nouns, proper nouns, concrete nouns and abstract nouns.
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Plural nouns rules
Learn all the rules for making nouns plural.
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Countable and uncountable
Learn the difference between countable and uncountable nouns, as well as how they work in a sentence.
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Collective nouns
Learn about collective nouns and why they can be both singular and plural.
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Compound nouns, noun adjectives
Learn about the types of compound nouns as well as how nouns can sometimes work as adjectives for other nouns.
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Possessive noun rules
Learn about possessive nouns as well as some of the complicated writing rules they have.
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Intro to pronouns
A brief introduction as to what pronouns are and why we use them
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Types of pronouns | subject, object, possessive, demonstrative
Learn the basics of subject, object, possessive and demonstrative pronouns as well as a little bit about what makes them different compared to similar adjectives
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Types of pronouns | reflexive & intensive
About reflexive and intensive pronouns, how they look the same but have different uses
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Types of pronouns | interrogative
All about interrogative pronouns that are used when asking questions.
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Intro to relative pronouns, clauses, phrases
Learn all about relative pronouns (who, which, what, etc.) as well as an introduction to clauses and phrases that are important to understand when using them
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Independent & dependent clauses
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New lectures coming soon
A little info about what is currently being worked on for the course!
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"To be" am, is, are
Master the present tense in English!
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LIVE LECTURE: To be
Master the present tense in English!
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"To be" questions
Master the present tense in English!
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Present simple
Master the present tense in English!
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LIVE LECTURE: Present simple
Master the present tense in English!
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Present simple negative: "not"
Master the present tense in English!
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Present simple questions "Do/does...?"
Master the present tense in English!
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Present simple irregular verbs
Master irregular verbs in the present tense!
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Present continuous and negative
Master the present continuous!
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LIVE LECTURE: Present continuous
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Present continuous questions
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Present simple vs continuous
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Have got
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Pronunciation: 52 most common verbs
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"To be" – was, were
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Past simple: -ed endings and irregular
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LIVE LECTURE: Past simple
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Past simple: questions and negatives
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Past continuous
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LIVE LECTURE: Past continuous
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Past continuous vs past simple
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Past habits: would, used to, past simple
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LIVE LECTURE: Past habits
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Past perfect, past perfect continuous
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Pronunciation: 52 most common verbs
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Present perfect: how to form, use 1
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LIVE LECTURE: Present perfect, use 1
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Present perfect: use 2 (just, already, yet)
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Present perfect: use 3 (have ever)
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Present perfect: use 4 (how long have)
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LIVE: Present perfect: uses 2, 3, 4
How to use present perfect simple with already, just and yet, "have you ever questions" and actions that continue into the present
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Present perfect: "for, since, ago"
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Present perfect vs past simple
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Present perfect continuous
