English Grammar Basics
Wanna learn, relearn, revise or polish your English Grammar skills but you know Grammar may be boring? Well, not with these video lesson presentations which are meant to be simple, short and spot on!
Free
3 lessons
What you’ll learn
The basics of the English Language Grammar
About the course
A series of short and simple video lesson presentations that will provide you with reference and guidance on how and when to use some basic structures of the English Grammar.
Who this course is for
All types of English language learners.
How to prepare
Have a ready-to-learn mindset and.... why not? a notepad.
Lessons
Have you ever had any issues in using the definite and indefinite articles in English? Do you find it confusing whether to use 'the' , 'a' or 'an' before a noun? This short video lesson is going to show you when and how to use the articles in English.
Have you ever had any issues in using the definite and indefinite articles in English? Do you find it confusing whether to use 'the' , 'a' or 'an' before a noun? This short video lesson is going to show you when and how to use the articles in English.
Have you ever had any issues in using 'to, in, on, at ....' ? Well this short video lesson presentation is going to show you how to use the prepositions in English appropriately.
Have you ever had any issues in using 'to, in, on, at ....' ? Well this short video lesson presentation is going to show you how to use the prepositions in English appropriately.
Do you say "the news are...or the news is?" Is the noun 'furniture' countable or uncountable. How about " advice, knowledge"? Are these followed by a singular or plural verb? This lesson will take you through the various types of nouns (countable, uncountable, collective, compound) and how these agree with either a singular or plural verb.
Do you say "the news are...or the news is?" Is the noun 'furniture' countable or uncountable. How about " advice, knowledge"? Are these followed by a singular or plural verb? This lesson will take you through the various types of nouns (countable, uncountable, collective, compound) and how these agree with either a singular or plural verb.