English Grammar: Master Essential English Tenses

Understand & Use English Tenses with Confidence!

What you'll learn

By the end of this course you will be able to understand and correctly use the six essential English tenses for everyday communication;

To form grammatically correct sentences in Present Simple, Present Continuous, Past Simple, Future Simple, "Be Going To" and Present Perfect.

To distinguish between similar tenses (e.g., Present Simple vs. Present Continuous, Past Simple vs. Present Perfect, "Will" vs. "Be Going To").

To improve their sentence structure, making their speech and writing more fluent and natural.

Requirements

This course is for you if you are an English learner of A1-B1 level and you want to improve your understanding of English grammar. No prior knowledge of English tenses is required, but basic English reading and listening skills are needed. You should be ready to practice and complete tests to reinforce your knowledge.

Description

Master English Grammar Tenses: A Step-by-Step GuideUnderstand & Use English Tenses with Confidence!If you find English tenses confusing or struggle to use them correctly in speaking and writing, this course is exactly what you need!Designed for English learners of all levels, this course will take you from the basics of sentence structure to mastering all essential tenses, ensuring you speak and write accurately and fluently.What You’ll Learn in This CourseSentence Structure – Learn how to build clear, correct sentences in English.Present Tenses – Master Present Simple (with "BE" and other verbs), Present Continuous, and the difference between them.Future Tenses – Learn when to use "will" and "be going to", and compare both structures.Past Tenses – Understand Past Simple (with "BE" and other verbs) and its correct usage.Present Perfect in Depth – Learn how to use Present Perfect correctly in different situations.Present Perfect & Past Simple – Compare and contrast these tenses to avoid common mistakes.Grammar Quizzes & Tests – Check your understanding with pre-course and post-course tests.Who Should Take This Course?English learners who want to fully understand and correctly use tenses.Students preparing for exams (IELTS, TOEFL, etc.) who need strong grammar skills.Professionals & travelers looking to improve fluency in speaking and writing.Anyone who struggles with English tenses and needs clear explanations & practice.By the end of this course, you will confidently use all major English tenses, improving both your speaking and writing skills. Join now and start mastering English tenses today!

Overview

Section 1: Test before the course

Lecture 1 Course Introduction

Section 2: Lesson 1: Sentense structure

Lecture 2 1.1 Word order in positive and negative sentenses

Lecture 3 Lesson 1.2 Word order in questions

Lecture 4 1.3 Word order. Practice

Section 3: Lesson 2: Present Simple with verb Be

Lecture 5 2.1 Present Simple with Verb Be in positive sentences

Lecture 6 2.2 Present Simple with Verb Be in negative sentenses

Lecture 7 2.3 Present Simple with Verb be in Questions and short answers

Lecture 8 2.4 Present Simple: Usage of verb Be. Common mistakes. Practice.

Section 4: Lesson 3: Present Simple with other verbs.

Lecture 9 3.1 Present Simple with other verbs: Usage.

Lecture 10 3.2 Present Simple with other verbs: Positive and Negative sentences and spellin

Lecture 11 3.3 Present Simple with other verbs: Questions and short answers.

Lecture 12 3.4 Present Simple with other verbs: Common mistakes and Practice

Section 5: Lesson 4: Present Continuous Tense.

Lecture 13 4.1 Present Continuous: Usage

Lecture 14 4.2 Present Continuous: Forms

Lecture 15 4.3 Present Continuous: Important information

Lecture 16 4.4 Present Continuous: Common mistakes and Practice

Section 6: Lesson 5: Present Simple vs Present Continuous

Lecture 17 5.1 Present Simple vs Present Continuous

Lecture 18 5.2 Present Simple vs Present Continuous: Special verbs

Lecture 19 5.3 Present Simple vs Present Continuous: Practice

Section 7: Lesson 6. Future: be going to

Lecture 20 6.1 Future: be going to. Forms and Usage.

Lecture 21 6.2 Future: be going to. Usage. Common mistakes. Practice

Section 8: Lesson 7. Future: Will

Lecture 22 7.1 Future. Forms.

Lecture 23 7.2 Future. Usage and Practice.

Section 9: Lesson 8. Future: Will vs be going to.

Lecture 24 8.1 Future: Will vs be going to

Lecture 25 8.2 Future: Will vs be going to. Practice

Section 10: Lesson 9. Past Simple with verb BE.

Lecture 26 9.1 Past Simple with verb BE in positive and negative sentences

Lecture 27 9.2 Past Simple with verb BE in questions.

Lecture 28 9.3 Past Simple with verb BE. Usage

Lecture 29 9.4 Past Simple with verb BE. Practice.

Section 11: Lesson 10. Past Simple with other verbs.

Lecture 30 10.1 Past Simple with other verbs. Usage.

Lecture 31 10.2 Past Simple with other verbs. Verbs forms, positive sentences.

Lecture 32 10.3 Past Simple with other verbs. Negative sentences.

Lecture 33 10.4 Past Simple with other verbs. Questions and short answers.

Lecture 34 10.5 Past Simple with other verbs. Common mistakes.

Lecture 35 10.6 Past Simple with other verbs. Practice.

Section 12: Lesson 11: Present Perfect. Part 1.

Lecture 36 11.1 Present Perfect. Usage

Lecture 37 11.2 Present Perfect. Positive sentences

Lecture 38 11.3 Present Perfect. Negative sentences and questions.

Lecture 39 11.4 Present Perfect. Common mistakes and practice.

Section 13: Lesson 12. Present Perfect. Part 2.

Lecture 40 12.1 Present Perfect. Since or For.

Lecture 41 12.2 Present Perfect. Typical adverbs.

Lecture 42 12.3 Present Perfect. Been or Gone. Useful phrases.

Lecture 43 12.4 Present Perfect. Common mistakes and practice.

Section 14: Lesson 13: Present Perfect vs Past Simple.

Lecture 44 13.1 Present Perfect vs Past Simple.

Lecture 45 13.2 Present Perfect vs Past Simple. Practice.

English learners who struggle with basic grammar and want to improve their accuracy,Students preparing for exams (A1-B1 level) who need a structured guide to English tenses.,Self-learners who want to build a strong foundation in English grammar.,Anyone who wants to feel more confident when speaking and writing in English.