Udemy – Complete English Grammar Improve Your Listening and Speaking

What you’ll learn
Understand the structure of English grammar.
Use target structures confidently and accurately.
Construct better sentences.
Write better and comrehensive essay
Understand ve speak daily English confidently.
Description
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 Sentence
Linking Verbs + Adjective
Transive and Intransive Verbs
Verb + Object + Infinity or Gerund
Verb + Infinitive
Verb + Gerund
Verb + Direct Object + Indirect Object
Model + Simple Verb
There Verb and Special Notes
Determiners
Determiners – Examples
Each – Every
Other – Another – The Other
Both – Either – Neither
Both – Either – Neither
Cardinal and Ordinal Numbers
Articles
Articles
Nouns and Noun Phrases
Uncountable and Countable Nouns
Uncountable and Countable Nouns
Collective Nouns
Subject Verb Agreement
Pronouns
Pronouns – Antecedent Agreement
Pronoun Reference Errors
Tenses
Tenses
Simple Present Tense
Present Continous Tense
Present Continous Tense
Simple Past Tense
Past Continous Tense
Present Perfect Tense
Present Perfect Continous Tense
Past Perfect Tense
Past Perfect Continous Tense
Simple Future Tense
Going to Future
Future Continous Tense
Future Perfect Tense
Future Perfect Continous Tense
Comparison Of Tenses
Sequence Of Tenses
Sequence Of Tenses
Summary Of Tenses
Modal Auxilaries
Might
May
Can
Could
Should
Ought To
Had Better
Will
Shall
Must
Have To
Would
Would Rather/Sooner/Just As Soon
Would Rather
Prefer
Would Prefer
Used to Infinitive
Be / Get Used to
Be / Get Able to
Be due to
Be likely to
Be meant to
Be supposed to
Modals Refering Past Time – Perfect Infinitive
Modals Refering Past Time – Perfect Infinitive
Passive Voice
The Passive Agent
Passive Question and Negative Form
Passive Question and Negative Form
Passive Of Gerunds
Passive Of Infinitives
Passive Participles
Passive Verbs with Simple Verbs
Passive Verbs with Two Objects
Passive Verbs with Two Objects
Passive Of Subjunctive
To be to Simple Verb Structure
Passive Voice in Reduced Clauses
Passive Construction with Get
Passive Voice – Special Notes
Causative Construction – Have / Get
Causative Construction – Make / Let/ Help / Force / Allow / Permit / Cause
Causative Construction – Make / Let/ Help / Force / Allow / Permit / Cause
Gerunds Used as Subject
Gerunds Used as Object
Gerunds Used as Appositive
Gerunds after Prepositions
Gerunds after Possessives
Gerunds Used as Adjective
Gerunds – Time Reference
Verbs Followed by Gerunds
Idiomatic Expressions Followed by Gerunds
Infinitives
Infinitives Used as Noun
Infinitives Used as Adjective
Infinitives Used as Adverb
Structures That are Followed by Infinitive
Structures That are Followed by Infinitive
Idiomatic Expressions Followed by Infinitives
Infinitives in Passive Construction
Infinitives Used to Replace Nouns
Infinitive – Time Reference with Active Voice
Infinitive – Time Reference with Passive Voice
Verbs Object to Infinitives Structure
Verb Object Simple Verb Sturcture
Verbs That Need Special Attention
Verbs That Need Special Attention
Adjectives
Adjective Patterns 1 – To infinitve + Object
Adjective Patterns 2 – To infinitve
Adjective Patterns 3 – Subjunctive
Adjective Patterns 4 – Superlative
Adjective Patterns 5 – Linking Verbs
Types of Adjectives 1 – Used as Attributively
Types of Adjectives 2 – Used as Predicatively
Types of Adjectives 3 – Emphasizing Adj.
Types of Adjectives 4 – After Nouns
Types of Adjectives 5 – Used as Noun Phrase
Comparative and Superlative Forms Of Adjectives
Adjectives – Comparisons with Equal Degree – As adj as
Adjectives – Comparisons with Comparative Degree
Adjectives – Modification – Of Comparatives and Superlatives
Compound Adjectives
Types of Adverbs – Intensifiers
The Use Of Rather
The Use Of Rather
TheUse Of Quite
The Use Of Fairly
The Use Of Enough
The Use Of Too
The Use Of Very
The Positions Of Adverbs
The Frequency Adverbs
TheUse Of Quite
The Use Of Fairly
The Use Of Enough
The Use Of Too
The Use Of Very
The Positions Of Adverbs
The Frequency Adverbs
Relative Clauses
Formation of Relative Clauses
Defining- Restricted Relative Clauses
Non Defining- Non Restricted Relative Clauses
Non Defining- Non Restricted Relative Clauses
Reduction Of Relative Clauses
Additional Information On Relative Clauses
Typical Errors on Relative Clauses
Noun Clauses
Formation Of Noun Clauses
That Noun Clauses
Whether / If Noun Clauses
Question Word Noun Clauses
Function Of Noun Clauses – Subject of Sentence
Function Of Noun Clauses – Object of Sentence
Function Of Noun Clauses – Object of Sentence
Function Of Noun Clauses – Subject Complement of Sentence
Function Of Noun Clauses – Appositive Phrases of Sentence
Function Of Noun Clauses – Appositive Phrases of Sentence
Function Of Noun Clauses – Appositive Phrases of Sentence
Function Of Noun Clauses – Object of a Preposition
Function Of Noun Clauses – Indirect Object of Sentence
Subordinators
Position and Function of Noun Clauses – Summary
…Ever Words in Noun Clauses
The Subjunctive Form in Noun Clauses
Reduction of Noun Clauses
Ever Words
Ever Words versus Relative Clauses
Ever Words used as Noun Clauses and Adverbial Clauses
Whatever – However
Correlative Conjunctions
Correlative Conjunctions
Using Correlative Conjunctions
Conditions
Imagined Conditions
Imagined Conditions
Real Conditions
Mix Conditions
Special Usage Of If Clause
Wish Clauses – Wish + that Clause
Wish Clauses – Wish + to infinitive
Wish Clauses – If Only
Hypotheses
Adverbial Clauses – Time
Adverbial Clauses – Place
Adverbial Clauses – Reason
Adverbial Clauses – Contrast
Adverbial Clauses – Result
Adverbial Clauses – Purpose
Adverbial Clauses – Manner
Adverbial Clauses – Degree
Adverbial Clauses – Condition
Adverbial Clauses – Comparison
Adverbial Clauses – Additional Notes
Participles
Participles – Actions that take place at the same time
Participles – Actions that take place at the same time
Participles – Actions that take place at the different time
Participle Phrases with Its Own Subject
Inversion with Preposition
Inversion with Negative Adverb
Inversion with "Only" or "Not Only"
Inversion with Other Structures
Inversion When Optional
And…Too / And….So
And…Either / And…Neither
And…Either / And…Neither
Tag Questions
Single Words Parallelism
Phrases Parallelism
Clauses Parallelism
Comparesion and Degree Parallelism
Linking Verbs Parallelism
Elements in List Parallelism
Examples for Parallel Construction
Subjuntives
Reduction Of Clauses
Reduction For Passive Construction
Reduction For Passive Construction
Reduction For Active Construction
Reduction For Infinitives
Summary
Coordinating Conjunctions(and, but, or, nor, so, yet, for)
Subordinating Conjunctions
Conjuctives For Contrast, Result, Listing, Times
Conjuctives For Emphasis, Refutation, Reformation
Conjuctives For Correction, Transition, Alternation
Conjuctives For Negative Condition, Conclusion
Other Conjunctives (Sentence Connectors)
Structures For Addition
Structures For Cause and Effect
Structures For Concessive Contrast – Denial
Structures For Contrast
Structures For Similarity
Structures For Purpose
Structures For Result
Structures For Time
Structures For Condition
Adverbial Clauses Versus Adverbial Phrases
Who this course is for
Students who would like to speak English more clearly and accurately; students who would like to write English more properly can take this course. This course will help you boost your understanding, writing and speaking English.
As a student, you will learn English grammar, and therefore, the structure of English deeply and accurately. You will be able to understand the rules of the language.
This course is perfect for exam preparation. If you are preparing to IELTS, TOEFL, you can benefit from this enriched course.
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