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Complete English Grammar Improve Your Listening and Speaking - Panter - 22.01.2022 Complete English Grammar Improve Your Listening and Speaking Genre: eLearning | MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 48.0 KHz Language: English | Size: 5.79 GB | Duration: 19h 6m 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. Download from RapidGator Download from Rapidgator: Download from Keep2Share |