Fundamentals of English Grammar | Beginner to Intermediate

About Fundamentals of English Grammar | Beginner to Intermediate

Course Introduction

Syllabus Guide

1.1 Pronouns

1.1 Be-verb (Basics)

1.1 Be-verb (Contractions)

1.1 Be-verb (Negative statement)

1.2 Be-verb (Yes or no questions)

1.2 Be-verb (Wh-word questions)

1.3 Adjectives (Overview)

1.3 Adjectives (Suffixes)

1.3 Adjectives (ed and ing)

1.4 Prepositional phrase (Overview)

1.4 Prepositional phrase (Adjectival)

1.4 Prepositional phrase (Adverbial)

1.4 Linking verbs

2.1 Possessive adjectives & pronouns

2.1 Possessive nouns New

2.2 Countable nouns

2.2 Uncountable nouns

2.2 Counting uncountable nouns

3.1 Verbs

3.1 Present simple (Changing verbs)

3.1 Present simple (Usage 1)

3.1 Present simple (Usage 2)

3.1 Present simple (Usage 3)

3.2 Present simple (Frequency advbers)

3.2 Present simple (every and time)

3.2 Present simple (Negative sentence)

3.3 Present simple (Yes or no questions)

3.3 Present simple (wh-word questions)

4.1 Indefinite articles

4.1 Definite articles

4.2 Definite articles 1

4.2 Definite articles 2

5.1 Quantifiers (some and any)

5.1 Quantifiers (no and a lot of))

5.1 Quantifiers (enough and plenty of)

5.2 Quantifiers (Countable nouns)

5.2 Quantifiers (Unountable nouns)

5.3 Quantifiers (both, either, neither)

5.3 Quantifiers (all and every)

5.3 Quantifiers (of the)

5.4 Determiners (more, less, fewer)

5.4 Demonstratives (this, that, these, those)

6.1 Adverbs of Manner

6.1 Adverbs of Manner (Adjectives)

6.1 Adverbs of Manner (Verbs)

6.1 Adverbs of Manner (Adverbs)

6.2 Comparatives (single-syllable)

6.2 Comparatives (two-syllable)

6.2 Comparatives (three-syllable)

6.3 Comparatives (adverbs 1)

6.3 Comparatives (adverbs 2)

6.3 Comparatives (adverbs 3)

6.4 Superlatives (single-syllable)

6.4 Superlatives (two-syllable)

6.4 Superlatives (three-syllable)

7.1 Object complements

7.1 Direct and indirect objects (for)

7.1 Direct and indirect objects (to)

7.2 Gerunds

7.2 Infinitive phrase (noun)

7.2 Infinitive phrase (adjectives and adverbs)

7.3 Verb patterns (Infinitive and Gerund)

7.3 Verb patterns (Infinitive or Gerund)

7.3 Verb patterns (Object + Infinitive)

7.4 Causative Verbs 1

7.4 Causative Verbs 2

8.1 Present continuous (Positive sentence)

8.1 Present continuous (Negative sentence)

8.1 Present continuous (Questions)

8.2 Present continuous (Usage 1)

8.2 Present continuous (Usage 2)

8.2 Dynamic and stative verbs

9.1 Past simple (Be-verb)

9.1 Past simple (Positive statements & regular verbs)

9.2 Past simple (ed pronunciation)

9.2 Past simple (Negative statements & irregular verbs)

9.2 Past simple (Questions)

9.3 Past habits (Used to)

9.3 Be used to & Get used to

9.4 There is & are

9.4 There was & were

10.1 Present perfect (Positive & negative sentences)

10.1 Present perfect (Questions)

10.2 Present perfect (Use 1)

10.2 Present perfect (Use 2)

10.2 Present perfect (Use 3)

10.3 Present perfect (Use 4)

10.3 Have been & gone

10.3 Present perfect continuous

11.1 Past continuous 1

11.1 Past continuous 2

11.2 Past perfect

11.2 Past perfect continuous

11.3 Will vs be going to

11.3 Future continuous (Form)

11.3 Future continuous (Use)

11.4 Future perfect

11.4 Future perfect continuous

12.1 Modals (Overview)

12.1 Modals of ability (can & could)

12.1 Modals of ability (be able to)

12.2 Modals of probability

12.2 Modals of request

12.3 Modals of permission

12.3 Modals of prohibition

12.4 Modals of deduction (present)

12.4 Modals of deduction (past)

12.5 Modals of obligation

12.5 Modals of no obligation

12.5 Modals of moral obligation

12.6 Modals of advice and suggestion

12.6 Modals of prediction

12.7 Modal verbs (would)

12.7 Modal verbs of past

13.1 Active vs Passive 1

13.1 Active vs Passive 2

13.2 Simple sentences

13.2 Compound sentences

13.3 Adverbial clause 1

13.3 Adverbial clause 2

13.4 Adverbial clause 3

13.4 Adverbial clause 4

13.5 Adverbial clause 5

14.1 Relative clause 1

14.1 Relative clause 2

14.2 Relative clause 3

14.2 Relative clause 4

14.3 Noun clause

15.1 Zero conditional

15.2 First conditional

15.2 Second conditional

15.2 Third conditional

15.3 Mixed conditional

15.3 Other conditionals