Overview

This course will teach you English grammar. You will learn the structure of English. This comprehensive course will provide you with all grammar rules and structure, which will help you boost your exam score as well as writing, speaking, listening skills. After completing this course, you will be able to master important English exams such as IELTS, TOEFL and other important English exams. Providing loads of examples, this course will make sure and help you boost the understanding the gist of the sentences. You will also learn conjunctions, puntuations as well as the main structures of the grammar. With this course, you will learn the topics below comprehensively: The Parts Of a SentenceLinking Verbs + AdjectiveTransive and Intransive VerbsVerb + Object + Infinity or GerundVerb + InfinitiveVerb + GerundVerb + Direct Object + Indirect ObjectModel + Simple VerbThere Verb and Special NotesDeterminersDeterminers - ExamplesEach - EveryOther - Another - The OtherBoth - Either - NeitherBoth - Either - NeitherCardinal and Ordinal NumbersArticlesArticlesNouns and Noun PhrasesUncountable and Countable NounsUncountable and Countable NounsCollective NounsSubject Verb AgreementPronounsPronouns - Antecedent AgreementPronoun Reference ErrorsTensesTensesSimple Present TensePresent Continous TensePresent Continous TenseSimple Past TensePast Continous TensePresent Perfect TensePresent Perfect Continous TensePast Perfect TensePast Perfect Continous TenseSimple Future TenseGoing to FutureFuture Continous TenseFuture Perfect TenseFuture Perfect Continous TenseComparison Of TensesSequence Of TensesSequence Of TensesSummary Of TensesModal AuxilariesMightMayCanCouldShouldOught ToHad BetterWillShallMustHave ToWouldWould Rather/Sooner/Just As SoonWould RatherPreferWould PreferUsed to InfinitiveBe / Get Used toBe / Get Able toBe due toBe likely toBe meant toBe supposed toModals Refering Past Time - Perfect InfinitiveModals Refering Past Time - Perfect InfinitivePassive VoiceThe Passive AgentPassive Question and Negative FormPassive Question and Negative FormPassive Of GerundsPassive Of InfinitivesPassive ParticiplesPassive Verbs with Simple VerbsPassive Verbs with Two ObjectsPassive Verbs with Two ObjectsPassive Of SubjunctiveTo be to Simple Verb StructurePassive Voice in Reduced ClausesPassive Construction with GetPassive Voice - Special NotesCausative Construction - Have / GetCausative Construction - Make / Let/ Help / Force / Allow / Permit / CauseCausative Construction - Make / Let/ Help / Force / Allow / Permit / CauseGerunds Used as SubjectGerunds Used as ObjectGerunds Used as AppositiveGerunds after PrepositionsGerunds after PossessivesGerunds Used as AdjectiveGerunds - Time ReferenceVerbs Followed by GerundsIdiomatic Expressions Followed by GerundsInfinitivesInfinitives Used as NounInfinitives Used as AdjectiveInfinitives Used as AdverbStructures That are Followed by InfinitiveStructures That are Followed by InfinitiveIdiomatic Expressions Followed by InfinitivesInfinitives in Passive ConstructionInfinitives Used to Replace NounsInfinitive - Time Reference with Active VoiceInfinitive - Time Reference with Passive VoiceVerbs Object to Infinitives StructureVerb Object Simple Verb SturctureVerbs That Need Special AttentionVerbs That Need Special AttentionAdjectivesAdjective Patterns 1 - To infinitve + ObjectAdjective Patterns 2 - To infinitveAdjective Patterns 3 - SubjunctiveAdjective Patterns 4 - SuperlativeAdjective Patterns 5 - Linking VerbsTypes of Adjectives 1 - Used as AttributivelyTypes of Adjectives 2 - Used as PredicativelyTypes of Adjectives 3 - Emphasizing Adj.Types of Adjectives 4 - After NounsTypes of Adjectives 5 - Used as Noun PhraseComparative and Superlative Forms Of AdjectivesAdjectives - Comparisons with Equal Degree - As adj asAdjectives - Comparisons with Comparative DegreeAdjectives - Modification - Of Comparatives and SuperlativesCompound AdjectivesTypes of Adverbs - IntensifiersThe Use Of RatherThe Use Of RatherTheUse Of QuiteThe Use Of FairlyThe Use Of EnoughThe Use Of TooThe Use Of VeryThe Positions Of AdverbsThe Frequency AdverbsTheUse Of QuiteThe Use Of FairlyThe Use Of EnoughThe Use Of TooThe Use Of VeryThe Positions Of AdverbsThe Frequency AdverbsRelative ClausesFormation of Relative ClausesDefining- Restricted Relative ClausesNon Defining- Non Restricted Relative ClausesNon Defining- Non Restricted Relative ClausesReduction Of Relative ClausesAdditional Information On Relative ClausesTypical Errors on Relative ClausesNoun ClausesFormation Of Noun ClausesThat Noun ClausesWhether / If Noun ClausesQuestion Word Noun ClausesFunction Of Noun Clauses - Subject of SentenceFunction Of Noun Clauses - Object of SentenceFunction Of Noun Clauses - Object of SentenceFunction Of Noun Clauses - Subject Complement of SentenceFunction Of Noun Clauses - Appositive Phrases of SentenceFunction Of Noun Clauses - Appositive Phrases of SentenceFunction Of Noun Clauses - Appositive Phrases of SentenceFunction Of Noun Clauses - Object of a PrepositionFunction Of Noun Clauses - Indirect Object of SentenceSubordinatorsPosition and Function of Noun Clauses - Summary...Ever Words in Noun ClausesThe Subjunctive Form in Noun ClausesReduction of Noun ClausesEver WordsEver Words versus Relative ClausesEver Words used as Noun Clauses and Adverbial ClausesWhatever - HoweverCorrelative ConjunctionsCorrelative ConjunctionsUsing Correlative ConjunctionsConditionsImagined ConditionsImagined ConditionsReal ConditionsMix ConditionsSpecial Usage Of If ClauseWish Clauses - Wish + that ClauseWish Clauses - Wish + to infinitiveWish Clauses - If OnlyHypothesesAdverbial Clauses - TimeAdverbial Clauses - PlaceAdverbial Clauses - ReasonAdverbial Clauses - ContrastAdverbial Clauses - ResultAdverbial Clauses - PurposeAdverbial Clauses - MannerAdverbial Clauses - DegreeAdverbial Clauses - ConditionAdverbial Clauses - ComparisonAdverbial Clauses - Additional NotesParticiplesParticiples - Actions that take place at the same timeParticiples - Actions that take place at the same timeParticiples - Actions that take place at the different timeParticiple Phrases with Its Own SubjectInversion with PrepositionInversion with Negative AdverbInversion with "Only" or "Not Only"Inversion with Other StructuresInversion When OptionalAnd...Too / And....SoAnd...Either / And...NeitherAnd...Either / And...NeitherTag QuestionsSingle Words ParallelismPhrases ParallelismClauses ParallelismComparesion and Degree ParallelismLinking Verbs ParallelismElements in List ParallelismExamples for Parallel ConstructionSubjuntivesReduction Of ClausesReduction For Passive ConstructionReduction For Passive ConstructionReduction For Active ConstructionReduction For InfinitivesSummaryCoordinating Conjunctions(and, but, or, nor, so, yet, for)Subordinating ConjunctionsConjuctives For Contrast, Result, Listing, TimesConjuctives For Emphasis, Refutation, ReformationConjuctives For Correction, Transition, AlternationConjuctives For Negative Condition, ConclusionOther Conjunctives (Sentence Connectors)Structures For AdditionStructures For Cause and EffectStructures For Concessive Contrast - DenialStructures For ContrastStructures For SimilarityStructures For PurposeStructures For ResultStructures For TimeStructures For ConditionAdverbial Clauses Versus Adverbial Phrases

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