(Recorded) English Grammar Fundamentals Course

Who This Course Is For

This course is designed for learners who struggle with grammar, frequently make sentence errors, or feel uncertain when writing or speaking in English. Whether you are a student, working professional, or someone who wants to build a strong language foundation, this program provides a clear, structured approach to mastering English grammar with confidence.

Course Format

• 8 Recorded, self-paced learning – all lessons are pre-recorded and structured in a clear, step-by-step format.

• 10-month flexible access – review and revisit lessons anytime within your access period.

• Comprehensive learning platform – includes lesson videos, downloadable PPT slides, grammar worksheets, and practice drills.

• Concise and effective lessons – each lesson provides clear explanations, real examples, and guided exercises to ensure full understanding and practical application.

Course Curriculum Overview

Module 1: Sentence Structure & Parts of Speech

• Subject, Verb, Object basics

• Nouns, Pronouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs

• Simple sentence vs. compound and complex sentences

• Sentence building practice

Module 2: The 8 Core English Tenses

• Present Simple & Present Continuous

• Past Simple & Past Continuous

• Present Perfect & Present Perfect Continuous

• Future Simple & Future Plans (be going to / will)
  Focus: when to use each tense, common mistakes, and real-life application

Module 3: Subject-Verb Agreement

• Singular vs. plural rules

• Tricky subjects (everyone, neither, each, etc.)

• Common exam and interview errors

Module 4: Articles & Determiners

• Definite and indefinite articles (a, an, the)

• Zero article usage

• Quantifiers (some, any, few, much, many)

Module 5: Active & Passive Voice

• How and when to use passive voice

• Transforming active sentences into passive

• Usage in academic writing and formal communication

Module 6: Modal Verbs

• Can, could, may, might, must, should, would

• Expressing ability, permission, possibility, advice, and obligation

Module 7: Conditional Sentences

• Zero, First, Second, and Third Conditionals

• Real vs. unreal situations

• Common mistakes in speaking and writing

Module 8: Prepositions & Time Expressions

• Prepositions of time, place, and movement

• Phrasal verbs

• Natural sentence patterns for fluency

Module 9: Connectives & Complex Sentences

• Coordinating and subordinating conjunctions

• So, because, although, however, therefore, meanwhile

• How to connect ideas logically in writing

Module 10: Grammar for Speaking & Writing

• Formal vs. informal grammar usage

• Avoiding “Chinglish-style” sentence structure

• Turning grammar knowledge into fluent expression