English Grammar Course

• Educational Background: No prior English language training is required. This course is suitable for learners of all levels. 

• Language Proficiency: A basic understanding of English is helpful but not mandatory, as the course is tailored to accommodate beginners and those looking to improve their grammar skills. 

• Interest in Language Mastery: Ideal for individuals keen to refine their English grammar for academic, professional, or personal purposes.

• Master Grammar Fundamentals: Develop a solid understanding of English grammar rules, including sentence structure and tenses. 

• Enhance Writing and Speaking Skills: Gain the ability to communicate clearly and effectively in English. 

• Identify and Correct Errors: Learn to spot and fix common grammar mistakes to improve accuracy. 

• Build Confidence in Communication: Strengthen language skills for better performance in academic, professional, and social settings. 

The English Grammar Course is designed for learners of all levels who want to improve their understanding of English grammar. It provides practical tools and techniques to enhance communication skills and ensure accurate, confident use of the English language. Below are the individuals who will benefit from this course: 

• Business Professionals
• Academic Students
• Non-Native English Speakers
• Job Seekers
• Customer Service Representatives
• Marketing and Sales Professionals
• Administrative Staff

Module 1: Two Methods of Learning Grammar

• Sentence
• Part of Sentences
• Sentence Fragment
• Four Basic Sentence Structures

Module 2: Nouns and Pronouns

• Different Kinds of Nouns
• Three Properties of Nouns
• Fifteen Rules in Forming the Singular and Plural Noun
• Rules in Forming Possession
• Five Kinds of Pronoun
• Forms of the Personal Pronouns
• Possessive Pronoun
  • Classification of Gender

Module 3: Verbs

• Forms of Verbs
• Four Kinds of Verbs
• Three Parts of Verbs
• Tenses of Verbs
• Six Tenses of the Verb TO BE
• Six Tenses in Progressive Forms of Verbs
• Two Group of Verbs
• Verbs: Voice

Module 4: Agreement of Subject and Verb

• Agreement of Verb with Compound Subject
• Agreement with Collective Nouns
• Agreement of Verbs with Indefinite Pronouns
• Special Cases of Agreement

Module 5: Complements and Prepositions

• Complements of Action Verbs
• Complements of Linking Verbs
• Two Groups of Prepositions

Module 6: Cases of Nouns and Pronouns

• Three Cases in English
• Cases of Nouns
• Cases of Pronouns
• Possessive Case of Nouns and Pronouns

Module 7: Adjectives and Adverbs

• Three Uses of Adjectives
• Kinds of Adjectives
• Pronouns as Adjectives
• Kinds of Adverbs
• Degree of Comparison

Module 8: Preposition and Conjunctions

• Prepositional Phrases
• Types of Prepositional Phrases
• Correct Use of Prepositions
• Types of Conjunctions
• Interjections

Module 9: Clauses

• Two Kinds of Clauses
  • Types of Dependent Clauses
  • Adverbial Clauses
  • Subordinate Conjunctions
  • Kinds of Adverbial Clauses
  • Subordinate Conjunction Commonly Used in Adverbial Clauses of the Various Types
• Adjective Clauses
  • Restrictive and Non-restrictive Clauses
  • Noun Clauses
  • Noun Clauses Function
• Classifying Sentences Based on Clauses
  • Using Comma and Semicolon

Module 10: Verbal’s

• Three Verb Form of Verbal
• Verbal Analogy Tests
• Gerunds

Module 11: Punctuation

• Types of Punctuations
• Commas
• Capitalisations