Advanced English Grammar Bootcamp: Hands On Masterclass

Advanced English Grammar Bootcamp: Hands On Masterclass
Published 8/2022
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English

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| Duration: 9h 39m
Learn English Grammar from Scratch to Advanced Level. Complete Business and Academic English with Exercises and Projects

What you'll learn
Anyone looking to write and speak grammatically correct English
Professionals looking to increase the accuracy of English communication
Students and job seekers aiming to have good knowledge of English grammar
Schools and Institutions looking to impart training in English Grammar and Communication
Requirements
No prerequisite. The course covers everything from scratch.
A laptop or mobile device with internet connection may be required to watch videos.
Description
We all love to communicate with one another in our daily lives and we want to be understood right? Right! That's the reason why we make our efforts to learn a foreign language and get ourselves fluent in any new language.There are many different ways to learn a language and there are tons of language learning resources available online. We can find a lot of tips and tricks to get started on our way to learning a new language. But there are some things that are very important to learn while learning a foreign language and that is the language grammar.Why Learn Language Grammar? It is very crucial for your comprehension of the language.To be very honest, language is nothing but a collection of words and expressions but what exactly put meaning in words? Yes, it is the grammar that gives character to the language and fulfills the intended purpose of language.Grammar is something that is taught to all kids from an early age and it becomes an integral part of our life as we move from childhood to adulthood. While some people learn English grammar easily, others struggle in learning English grammar.The objective of the present course is to make learning grammar fun and interesting. Hope you enjoy learning here!

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction of THE Sentence

Section 2: Types of Sentences

Lecture 2 Types of Sentences

Lecture 3 Types of Sentences: Assertive

Lecture 4 Types of Sentences: Interrogative

Lecture 5 Types of Sentences: Imperative

Lecture 6 Types of Sentences: Exclamatory Sentences

Lecture 7 Types of Sentences: Optative Sentence

Lecture 8 Optative Summary and way Sentences End

Section 3: Transformation of Sentences

Lecture 9 Transformation of Sentences

Lecture 10 Transformation of Sentences: Assertive to Interrogative

Lecture 11 Transformation of Sentences: Assertive to Exclamatory

Section 4: Jumbled Sentences

Lecture 12 Introduction to Jumbled Sentences

Lecture 13 PQRS Example 1

Lecture 14 PQRS Example 2

Lecture 15 PQRS Example 3

Lecture 16 PQRS Example 4

Lecture 17 PQRS Example 5

Section 5: Cleft Sentences

Lecture 18 Introduction to Cleft Sentences

Lecture 19 Cleft Sentences: Usage and Types

Lecture 20 Cleft Sentences: IT Pattern

Lecture 21 IT Pattern Examples

Lecture 22 Pronoun in place of IT

Lecture 23 Type 2 Wh Type

Lecture 24 Cleft Sentences with Question Tag

Lecture 25 Cleft Sentences With Negative

Lecture 26 Cleft Sentences With Model Verbs

Section 6: Question Tag

Lecture 27 Question Tag: Introduction and Rules

Lecture 28 Question Tag: Rules

Lecture 29 Question Tag: Positive and Negative

Lecture 30 Question Tag: Rules always Negative

Lecture 31 Question Tag: Sentence starting with Lets

Lecture 32 Question Tag: Invitation and Order

Lecture 33 Question Tag: Indefinite Pronouns

Lecture 34 Question Tag: Intonation

Section 7: Nouns

Lecture 35 Nouns: Introduction

Lecture 36 Nouns: Types of Noun

Lecture 37 Nouns: Countable Nouns

Lecture 38 Nouns: Uncountable Nouns

Lecture 39 Nouns: Compound Nouns

Lecture 40 Compound Nouns: Noun with Verbs

Lecture 41 Compound Nouns: Noun with Adjectives

Lecture 42 Compound Nouns: Preposition with Nouns Part 1

Lecture 43 Compound Nouns: Preposition with Nouns Part 2

Lecture 44 Always Singular Nouns

Lecture 45 Nouns that are always Plural

Lecture 46 Noun Number Part 1

Lecture 47 Noun Number Part 2

Lecture 48 Noun Number Part 3

Lecture 49 Noun Number Part 4

Lecture 50 Collective Noun Used as Plural

Lecture 51 Plurals of Compound Noun

Lecture 52 Usage of Noun: Nominative Case

Lecture 53 Usage of Noun: Accusative Case

Lecture 54 Usage of Noun: Possessive Case

Section 8: Pronoun

Lecture 55 Introduction to Pronoun

Lecture 56 Personal Pronoun Part 1

Lecture 57 Personal Pronoun Part 2

Lecture 58 Order of Pronoun Rule 231

Lecture 59 Order of Pronoun Rule 123

Lecture 60 Personal Pronoun Part 3

Lecture 61 Personal Pronoun Part 4

Lecture 62 Possessive Pronoun

Lecture 63 Demonstrative Pronoun

Lecture 64 Distributive Pronoun

Lecture 65 Reciprocal Pronoun

Lecture 66 Reflexive and Emphatic Pronoun Part 1

Lecture 67 Reflexive and Emphatic Pronoun Part 2

Lecture 68 Reflexive and Emphatic Pronoun Part 3

Lecture 69 Reflexive Pronoun Assessment

Lecture 70 Emphatic Pronoun Part 1

Lecture 71 Emphatic Pronoun Part 2

Lecture 72 Indefinite Pronoun Part 1

Lecture 73 Indefinite Pronoun Part 2

Lecture 74 Indefinite Pronoun Part 3

Lecture 75 Relative Pronoun: Introduction

Lecture 76 Indefinite Pronoun: Usage Part 1

Lecture 77 Indefinite Pronoun: Usage Part 2

Lecture 78 Relative Pronoun: BUT

Lecture 79 Relative Pronoun: THAT

Lecture 80 Relative Pronoun: AS

Lecture 81 Relative Pronoun: WHAT

Lecture 82 Interrogative Pronoun Part 1

Lecture 83 Interrogative Pronoun Part 2

Lecture 84 Interrogative Pronoun Part 3

Lecture 85 Interrogative Pronoun Part 4

Lecture 86 Impersonal Pronoun

Section 9: Adjectives

Lecture 87 Adjectives: Introduction

Lecture 88 Adjectives: Position of Article

Lecture 89 Types of Adjectives

Lecture 90 Qualitative Adjectives

Lecture 91 Adjectives: Degree of Comparison

Lecture 92 Adjectives: Degree of Comparison Part 2

Lecture 93 Irregular Adjectives

Lecture 94 Adjective of Quantity

Lecture 95 Adjective: Usage of Little

Lecture 96 Adjective Test

Lecture 97 Adjectives: Some VS Any

Lecture 98 Adjectives: Any

Lecture 99 Adjectives: Much VS Many

Lecture 100 Adjectives: All and Whole

Lecture 101 Adjective of Number

Lecture 102 Distributive Adjectives

Lecture 103 Adjectives: Quantitative VS Number

Lecture 104 Demonstrative Adjectives

Lecture 105 Possessive Adjectives

Lecture 106 Interrogative Adjectives

Lecture 107 Interrogative Adjectives and Interrogative Pronouns

Lecture 108 Emphasizing Adjective Part 1

Lecture 109 Emphasizing Adjective Part 2

Lecture 110 Adjectives Advanced

Lecture 111 Participles as Adjectives

Lecture 112 Participle Adjectives

Lecture 113 Order of Adjectives

Lecture 114 Order of Adjectives Practice

Lecture 115 Adjectives: Gradable and Non-gradable

Lecture 116 Adjectives: Gradable and Non-gradable Part 2

Lecture 117 Difference between Gradable and Non-gradable

Lecture 118 Adjectives: Gradable and Non-gradable Part 3

Section 10: Determiners

Lecture 119 Introduction to Determiners

Lecture 120 Articles and Demonstrative

Lecture 121 Indefinite Determiners Part 1

Lecture 122 Indefinite Determiners Part 2

Lecture 123 Indefinite Determiners Part 3

Lecture 124 Possessive Determiners

Lecture 125 Numerals Determiners

Lecture 126 Determinant Assessment Part 1

Lecture 127 Determinant Assessment Part 2

Section 11: Verbs

Lecture 128 Introduction of Verb

Lecture 129 Main Verb And Helping Verb

Lecture 130 Forms of Verb

Lecture 131 Bring and Brought

Lecture 132 Can Helping Verb Used as Main verb

Lecture 133 Have

Lecture 134 Had

Lecture 135 Finished and Unfinished

Lecture 136 Lie and Lay

Lecture 137 Rise and Raise

Section 12: Model Verbs

Lecture 138 Introduction to Model Verbs

Lecture 139 Possibility and Probability

Lecture 140 Usage of Will and Would

Lecture 141 Usage of Will and Would Negative

Lecture 142 Usage of Can and Could

Lecture 143 Usage of Can and Could Negative

Lecture 144 Usage of May and Might

Lecture 145 Usage of May and Might Negative

Lecture 146 Shall and Should

Lecture 147 Need and Need Not

Lecture 148 Semi Model verb Ought to

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