What you'll learn
Learn effective exercises to develop strong sentence-building habits.
Build confidence in spoken and written English for General and Business purposes.
Develop strong English syntax and use sentences of any length and style to commutate effectively in English.
Express your ideas in a well-organised and structured speech.

Requirements
A desire to get over the Intermediate Plato
A willingness to improve using concrete examples given in the course

Description
You feel that your Grammar knowledge needs to be improved.You struggle when it comes to make long and complex sentences.You want to express yourself perfectly in English.This course is for you!Over the last 7+ years, I've helped hundreds of thousands of students get over this problem, to become more natural English communicators.The Objective of this course is simple - to Empower Sentence Making Skill!In this course, I'm going to give you a complete Structured Grammar Programme by taking you on a journey through sentence patterns + exercises, which will turn your CEFR grammar levels from B1 to C1 (specifically focusing on intermediate and higher levels).By the end of the course, if you put in the work, you won't have that frustrating feeling anymore. You'll feel confident to express exactly what you want to express in English. You'll have all the tools you need.Summary:- Master English sentence patters and use them naturally to build sentences with perfect grammar every time.- Build confidence in spoken and written English for General and Business purposes.- Develop strong English syntax and use sentences of any length and style to commutate effectively in English.- Gain confidence when speaking in English conversations. Instead of feeling nervous because you don't know how to interpret your large ideas.- Learn effective exercises to develop strong sentence-building habits.- Express your ideas in a well-organised and structured speech.

Overview
Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 The Overview of the Course

Section 2: Day 1

Lecture 2 ● A brief review of the basic components of a sentence (subject, verb, object)

Lecture 3 ● Understanding compound and complex sentences

Lecture 4 ● Introduction to sentence variation and rhythm

Section 3: Day 2

Lecture 5 ● Understanding the importance of varying sentence structure

Lecture 6 ● Creating sentences with different lengths, types, and styles

Lecture 7 ● Using different parts of speech to add variety to sentences

Section 4: Day 3

Lecture 8 ● Creating complex sentences with multiple dependent clauses

Lecture 9 ● Using relative pronouns to create complex sentences (who, whom, whose, which,

Lecture 10 ● Understanding the differences between essential and nonessential clauses

Section 5: Day 4

Lecture 11 ● Forming indirect questions with modal verbs (could, would, should, etc.)

Lecture 12 ● Using question tags and inverted word order to express different types of ques

Lecture 13 ● Forming embedded questions (I wonder where he is.)

Section 6: Day 5

Lecture 14 ● Converting direct speech into reported speech with different verb tenses

Lecture 15 ● Using conditional sentences to express hypothetical situations

Lecture 16 ● Understanding the different types of conditional sentences and their meanings

Section 7: Day 6

Lecture 17 ● Understanding common idiomatic expressions and phrasal verbs

Lecture 18 ● Using idioms and phrasal verbs to add variety and fluency to sentences

Lecture 19 ● Learning how to use idioms and phrasal verbs correctly in context

Lecture 20 Extra - 6.1.1. - Business English idiomatic expressions and phrasal verbs

Section 8: Day 7

Lecture 21 ● Reviewing the material covered in the previous six days

Lecture 22 Extra - Tips and Useful Materials

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