Grammar Lessons

Nouns
3 Lessons
- Singular and Plural Nouns
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- Possessive Nouns
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- Possessive Nouns - 1
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Articles
2 Lessons
- Articles
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- Teacher's - Idioms
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Subject Pronouns
1 Lesson
- Subject Pronouns
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Possessive Pronouns
1 Lesson
- Possessive Pronouns and Possessive Adjectives
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Object Pronouns
1 Lesson
- Object Pronouns
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Verbs
1 Lesson
- Action Verbs
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Gerunds and Infinitives
3 Lessons
- Gerunds and Infinitives
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- Gerunds
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- Gerunds and Infinitives -Don't Forget to Live Your Life
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Imperative
1 Lesson
- Imperative - Do's and Don'ts
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Prepositions
4 Lessons
- Prepositions of Time
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- Prepositions of Place
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- Prepositions of Direction
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- Prepositions in Conversation
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Phrasal Verbs / Verb Collocations
4 Lessons
- Phrasal Verbs - 1
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- Phrasal Verbs - 2
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- Phrasal Verbs - 3
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- Verb Collocations
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Negation
2 Lessons
- Negation - Be Verbs
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- Negation - Other Verbs
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Adjectives
2 Lessons
- Adjectives
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- Adjectives with Prepositions
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Quantifiers
2 Lessons
- Quantifiers
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- Quantifiers and Partitives
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Adverbs
3 Lessons
- Adverbs of Frequency
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- Adverbs of Manner
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- What Do You Usually Have for Breakfast? - Adverbs and Expressions of Frequency
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Comparatives and Superlatives
5 Lessons
- Comparative of Equality
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- Comparative of Inequality and Equality
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- Comparative Adjectives
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- Superlative Adjectives
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- Comparative Adjectives in English Conversation | Comparing Vacations
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Conjunctions
1 Lesson
- Conjunctions
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Relative Pronouns and Clauses
2 Lessons
- Relative Pronouns and Clauses - Part 1
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- Relative Pronouns and Clauses - Part 2
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Interjections
1 Lesson
- Interjections
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Present Simple
2 Lessons
- Present Simple
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- Present Simple - Describing Animals
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Present Continous / Present Progressive
2 Lessons
- Present Progressive
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- Present Continuous
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Present Perfect
2 Lessons
- Present Perfect - 1
  Start
- Present Perfect - 2
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Present Perfect Continuous / Present Perfect Progressive
1 Lesson
- Present Perfect Progressive
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Past Simple
2 Lessons
- Past Simple - 1
  Start
- Past Simple - 2
  Start
Past Continuous / Past Progressive
1 Lesson
- Past Progressive - 1
  Start
Past Perfect
2 Lessons
- Past Perfect - 1
  Start
- Past Perfect - 2
  Start
Past Perfect Continuous
1 Lesson
- Past Perfect Continuous
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Future Simple
2 Lessons
- Future Simple with Will
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- Future Simple with Be Going To
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Future Perfect
1 Lesson
- Future Perfect
  Start
Future Continuous / Future Progressive
1 Lesson
- Future Progressive
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Questions
3 Lessons
- Yes / No Questions
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- Wh- Questions
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- Tag Questions
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Conditional Sentences
5 Lessons
- Zero Conditional
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- First Conditional
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- Second Conditional
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- Third Conditional
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- If I Were You - Conditionals in English
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Passive Voice
1 Lesson
- Passive Voice
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Reported - Indirect Speech
1 Lesson
- Reported Speech
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Modals
3 Lessons
- Present Modals of Ability - Can and Can't
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- Past Modals of Ability - Could and Couldn't
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- Modal Verbs - Conversation - 1
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Used to and Would
1 Lesson
- Used to and Would
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Since vs For
1 Lesson
- Since vs For
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Course Curriculum

Nouns

Articles

Subject Pronouns

Possessive Pronouns

Object Pronouns

Verbs

Gerunds and Infinitives

Imperative

Prepositions

Phrasal Verbs / Verb Collocations

Negation

Adjectives

Quantifiers

Adverbs

Comparatives and Superlatives

Conjunctions

Relative Pronouns and Clauses

Interjections

Present Simple

Present Continous / Present Progressive

Present Perfect

Present Perfect Continuous / Present Perfect Progressive

Past Simple

Past Continuous / Past Progressive

Past Perfect

Past Perfect Continuous

Future Simple

Future Perfect

Future Continuous / Future Progressive

Questions

Conditional Sentences

Passive Voice

Reported - Indirect Speech

Modals

Used to and Would

Since vs For

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