List of English lessons
Formal grammar lessons
English is about clear communication, not technical perfection,
but grammar lessons are still important.
Subject: | Student level: | Lesson: |
---|---|---|
Introductory | All levels | What's my level in English? |
Grammar (1a) | A1-B1 | The main tenses |
Grammar (1b) | A2-B2 | What's that tense? |
Grammar (1c) | A1-B1 | Present simple, present continuous |
Grammar (1d) | A1-B1 | Past simple, past continuous |
Grammar (1e) | A1-B1 | English irregular verbs |
Grammar (1f) | A1-B1 | The future tenses |
Grammar (1g) | A2-B2 | The present perfect tense |
Grammar (1h) | B1-B2 | The present perfect continuous |
Grammar (1i) | A2-B2 | The past perfect |
Grammar (1j) | A2-B2 | The future perfect |
Grammar (1k) | B1-B2 | The passive voice |
Those are my lessons on verb tenses. I have many other lessons, equally good, on catenative verbs; modal verbs for ability, possibility, obligation and deduction; phrasal verbs; the subjunctive; adjectives and prepositions, adjectives and word order, adjectives and gradability; adverbs; articles; comparatives and superlatives; conditionals; direct and indirect English; nouns, countable and uncountable; negative questions; prefixes and suffixes; pronouns; questions, open and closed, direct and indirect; relative clauses; reported speech; and miscellaneous, including so, such, very; used to; who and whom, and many other small topics.
And those are just my grammar lessons. I have many more lessons on pronunciation, academic English, business English, presentation skills, telephone skills, false cognates, writing, fluency and so on.
However, I don't give all my work away free on the Internet; most those lessons are only for my students! Study with me.