English as a Second Language, Level I
Learn English grammar quickly and effectively with our intensive course. From basic greetings to advanced conversation skills, you’ll gain the knowledge and confidence to speak and write in English. With plenty of resources, quizzes, and exercises, you’ll have ample opportunities to practice and reinforce what you’ve learned. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to further your education, our course is designed for anyone who wants to improve their English language skills. Start from the very beginning and be ready to use the language immediately. Enroll now!
What you’ll learn
- English as a Second Language, includes grammar, reading comprehension, verbs conjugation, adjective, pronouns, and much more.
- You will learn English grammar to speak and write properly very quickly.
- You will be able to have a conversation, to ask and answer questions and learn pronunciation.
- You will have lots of material to learn from, to read and practice, in the Resources Section.
- You can also email me with any questions and I will answer as soon as possible within 24 hours.
This the first level, for people who have never learned English grammar before and need to start from the very beginning. However, this is an Intensive Course and you will learn a lot and fast, if you follow my instructions, and you will be ready to use the language immediately.
During this course, you will learn all the basic words, how to greet someone, to tell the time, to know numbers and colors, prepositions and adjectives, Verbs To be, to have and regular verbs. Present Continuous and Present Tense.
You will learn to ask questions using; what? when? Why? and more.
At the end of this course, you will be able to write, read and start using the language easily.
My only suggestion is that, you to take your time, and when you finish one lecture, go back and review it, to make sure you understood everything before starting a new lecture.
There are plenty of quizzes and exercises, for you to put in practice what you are learning.
And of course, you can take LEVEL II to further your education.
Thank you.
Tammy
INDEX
LECTURE 1
Greetings
Alphabet
Basic Colors
Days of the week
Months of the Year
Seasons
Numbers
Face
Articles
Fill in the Correct Article
Personal Pronouns
Adjectives
More Adjectives
Prepositions
Read the following sentences
Fill in the Blanks, with a Preposition
Verb to Be
Negative Form of Verb to Be
Interrogative Form and Negative Form
Please answer the Following Questions
Please answer the following questions
Nouns
Singular and Plural
Rules for Plural
More and some irregular noun plurals
No changes
Write the Plural of the Following Nouns:
Summary
LECTURE 2
Time
Write the Time in Letters
AM & PM
Adverbs Time Related
There is – Affirmative Form
Interrogative Form
Negative Form
Questions and Answers
Please answer the following questions with an Affirmative Answer
Please answer the following question with a Negative Answer
Please answer the following questions
LECTURE 3
There are
Negative Form
Reading
Please answer the following questions:
Answer the Following Questions
(Using Negative and Affirmative Forms)
Some & Any
Much & Many
How Many & How Much?
Infinitive
Imperative
Fill in the blanks with a verb (Write 5 sentences using Imperative)
Let & Let’s
Please practice by writing sentences Using LET plus the following verbs:
LECTURE 4
Present Continuous
Interrogative Form
Negative Form
Practice (Q&A)
Fill in the blanks
Answer the Following Questions
Ask Questions, based on the “Answer”
Contractions
Shortening from Original Form
Acronyms
Some Good Suggestions
LECTURE 5
Verb to Have
Interrogative
Affirmative and Negative
Auxiliaries “DO and DOES”
Read Out Loud
Also
Answer the Following Questions (Using “yes” and “no’)
Use DO and DOES
Regular Verbs – Present tense
Present Tense Affirmative
Interrogative Form
Negative Forms
Please Answer the Following Questions
Contractions
Change these sentences using contractions:
Difference between There, Their and They’re
“There” Adverb or Pronoun
“There is” and There are
“They’re” is Contraction of They are
“Their” is a Possessive Adjective
Fill in the correct word
LECTURE 6
Past Tense
Interrogative Form and Past Tense
Answer the Following Questions
Possessive Adjectives
Sentences using Possessive Adjectives
Questions and Answers
Please fill in the blanks with a Possessive Pronoun
Whose?
Question Pronouns
Why and Because
Questions and Answers
Questions & Answers (Practice questions and answers with all pronouns)
Please Answer the Following Questions (What)
Please Answer the Following Questions (Where)
Please Answer the Following Questions (When)
Please Answer the Following Questions (Who)
Please Answer the Following Questions (Whose)
Please Answer the Following Questions (Why)
Conversation
LECTURE 7
Possessive Case
Ask Whose? … Notice the two forms:
Answer the Following Questions (Whose)
Possessive Pronouns
Please Note the Difference
Comparison of Possessive Adjectives and Possessive Pronouns
Please Answer the Following Questions
Emphatic Pronouns
Answer the Following Questions (Using Emphatic Pronouns)
Objective Pronouns
How to use Objective Pronouns
Please Answer the Following Questions
LECTURE 8
What like?
Answer the Following Questions
Ask Questions Based on the Answers
Verb “Like”
Reading
Please Answer the Following Questions:
Answer the Following Questions
Numbers
Please learn and practice numbers!
Numbers 20-100
Write in number the following
End of Course
Who this course is for:
- People who wants to advance in their career or travel abroad.
- Anyone seriously interested in learning the English language to have more opportunities.
- Anyone ten years old through 99.
- Anyone over 6 years old and above
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