Build your grammar, one meeting at a time.
Revisit explanations, examples, common errors, guided cases, and practice activities from every Basic English Grammar meeting.
Explore the course materials
Course Orientation & Grammar Awareness
Get oriented to the course and start seeing grammar through form, meaning, and use.
Parts of Speech & Basic Sentence Elements
Explore word classes, lexical vs function words, and the basic elements that build sentence structure.
Basic Sentence Patterns, Be, Do & Have
Build basic sentence patterns and transform statements into negatives, yes/no questions, and WH-questions.
Simple Present & Subject–Verb Agreement
Use the simple present for routines, facts, frequency, and general states, with attention to subject–verb agreement.
Present Continuous vs Simple Present
Compare routines and states with actions happening now, and notice when continuous forms change the meaning.
Simple Past & Past Continuous
Use the simple past and past continuous to organize completed events, background actions, sequences, and interruptions.
Present Perfect vs Simple Past
Distinguish completed past events from experiences, present results, and unfinished time.
Future Expressions & Basic Modal Auxiliaries
Choose suitable future expressions and basic modals for plans, predictions, permission, advice, and obligation.
Nouns, Articles & Quantifiers
Use noun forms, articles, and quantifiers to express quantity and reference clearly in context.
Pronouns & Possessive Forms
Choose accurate pronoun and possessive forms while keeping reference clear and consistent.
Adjectives, Adverbs & Comparison
Use adjectives and adverbs to describe, modify, and compare ideas clearly.
Prepositions & Basic Conjunctions
Use common prepositions and conjunctions to connect ideas through time, place, reason, result, addition, and contrast.
Integrated Grammar Error Analysis
Analyze, classify, correct, and explain grammar problems using form, meaning, and use.
Comprehensive Review & Grammar Application
Bring the major course ideas together through integrated practice, review, application, and reflection.
Assessment weeks
Midterm Examination
Assessment of foundational grammar and the tense–aspect materials covered before the midterm.
Checking assessment...Final Examination
Integrated assessment of post-midterm topics and the application of core grammar across the course.
Checking assessment...How to use the materials
Use each module before class for preparation and after class for review. Your classroom discussion and official assessment remain the main learning checkpoints.
