If you just started learning English, you first need to know some basic rules of the language. Developing a solid foundation in English grammar will not only help you create your own sentences correctly but will also make it easier to improve your communication skills in both spoken and written English.

Topics Covered

English Tenses – Overview Table of English Tenses Diagram of all Tenses Example Sentences for all Tenses English Tenses Active Pool of Exercises Irregular Verbs Simple Present (Present Simple) Present Progressive / Continuous Simple Past (Past Simple) Past Progressive / Continuous Present Perfect Simple Present Perfect Progressive / Continuous Past Perfect Simple Past Perfect Progressive / Continuous Future I Simple (will) Future I Simple (going to) Future I Progressive / Continuous Future II Simple Future II Progressive / Continuous Conditional and Subjunctive Conditional I Simple Conditional I Progressive / Continuous Conditional II Simple Conditional II Progressive / Continuous Subjunctive iPad-Apps English Grammar for iPad All other Grammar Topics Adjectives, Adverbs (Formation, Comparison) Auxiliary Verbs Modal Verbs If-Clauses (Conditional Clauses/Sentences) Infinitive, Gerund Nouns (incl. Articles, Plural and Possessive Forms) Passive Voice Participles Phrasal Verbs Prepositions Pronouns Question Tags Relative Clauses Reported Speech Short Answers Word Order (Sentence Structure) Confusing Tenses Simple Present – Present Progressive Simple Present – Present Perfect Progressive Present Perfect Simple – Present Perfect Progressive Simple Past – Past Progressive Simple Past – Present Perfect Simple Simple Past – Past Perfect Simple Future Mix (going to, will, Simple Present, Present Progressive)

Who should attend

Any students who wants to improve their grammar skills

Pre-requisites

Nothing

What you need to bring

Student doesn't required to bring anything because everything will be provided by the institution

Key Takeaways

Good Grammatical skills