The course will covers the following grammar concept.

The course are conducted in an easy to understand manner with detail explanation of each of the grammar concepts.

Lecture 1 :Countable and Uncountable Nouns

This lecture explains the definition of countable and uncountable with examples, and the concept on when to use a / an

Lecture 2 :Introduction to Adverbs of Frequency

This lecture explains the use of never, hardly ever, occasionally, sometimes, often, normally/usually, always.

Lecture 3 : An Introduction to Modal Verbs

This lecture explains the use of can, must, have to, should.

Lecture 4 : Introduction to Comparatives and Superlatives

This lecture explains the use of than, more, most, -er and -est when doing comparison.

Lecture 5 : Possessive Adjectives, Possessive Nouns

This lecture explains the use of possessive pronouns such as my, your, our and personal pronoun such as me, you, him, her.

Lecture 6 :Preposition of Place

This lecture explains about at, in, on, and a quick show of list of preposition of place for references.

Lecture 7 : Preposition of Time

This lecture explains about in, on, at when indicating of time. It also covers more example like next, last, this, every.

Lecture 8 : Present Simple

This lecture explains about the concept of present simple in a timeline form with concrete examples.

Lecture 9 :Past Simple

This lecture explains about the concept of past simple in a timeline form with concrete examples.

Lecture 10 : Past Simple (to be)

This lecture explains about the concept of past simple to be in a timeline form with concrete examples.

Lecture 11 :Present Continuous

This lecture explains about the concept of present continuous in a timeline form with concrete examples.

Lecture 12 :Imperatives

This lecture explains the idea of how to structure a sentence in imperative to give orders, instructions, suggestions, grant permission, give directions or warning.

Lecture 13 :Intensifiers and Mitigators

This lecture explains how to use intensifiers to make words and expressions stronger, such as, incredibly, rally, highly, absolutely, particularly, very, so etc.

Lecture 14 : Questions with 'be' and 'do'

This lecture explains how to create question using be and do.

Lecture 15 :How to Use 'There is / There are'

This lecture explains how to use there is and there are with concrete examples.

Lecture 16 :How to Use 'Going To'

This lecture explains about how to use the phrase going to to talk about predictions in the future.

Lecture 17 : How to Use I'd like

This lecture explains about how to use the phrase I'd like.

Lecture 18:How to Use Like/Love/Hate+ ing

This lecture explains about the use of live, love and hate, with the addon of +ing.

Lecture 19 :How to Use How Much, How Many and Very

This lecture explains about the use of how much, how many and very with concrete examples.