Common Mistakes to Avoid in Everyday English Grammar
Common Mistakes to Avoid in Everyday English Grammar
Duration: 1h 18m | .MP4 1280x720, 30 fps(r) | AAC, 44100 Hz, 2ch | 1.66 GB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English
Duration: 1h 18m | .MP4 1280x720, 30 fps(r) | AAC, 44100 Hz, 2ch | 1.66 GB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English
Essential English Grammar and Communication Skills for IELTS and Mastering English as a Second Language
What you'll learn:
I will help you Master English so you can Discover the World!
Start speaking with correct grammar and pronunciation, not just as a student or learner but as an Explorer.
Improve your English listening skills by listening to a native speaker.
Help you think in English.
Learn from common mistakes.
Requirements:
A burning desire to Master English and Discover the World!
Ready to not just be a student or a learner - but an Explorer!
Only if you are ready, and willing, to complete the entire course.
Something to take notes with.
Description:
My lessons help you to Master English and Discover the World.
With me you are not just another student. Not just another learner. You are an Explorer - ready to explore and master English 1 word at a time.
For every 1 new word you master, you can make 7 more sentences in English.
Enroll to my course ONLY if you are ready and willing to start…
A lot of people make simple common mistakes when they speak English - and in this course I highlight them for you so you don't make them anymore! If you think you make too many mistakes, then, this course was made for you! Enroll now if you want to take your English to the next level and to join the team of Explorers!
You will learn about such mistake like:
We always add –s or –es to sentences with he, she or it, or a person’s name.
She starts to drive.
He fixes the clothes.
I, you, we, they do not have –s or –es with the verbs.
I start to drive.
They fix the clothes.
With my whiteboard and marker pens, I will teach you how to Master them and other important grammar rules too, such as:
Do not swap the verb (is, are, am) and subject in reported speech.
The verb is 1st in direct speech, 2nd in reported speech.
He asked me how she is. (Verb is 2nd)
He asked me how is she. (Verb is 1st)
We will explore English together as I show you mistakes and broaden the topics to go beyond just the lesson objectives.
Enroll now, if you want to Master English!
Enroll now, if want to Discover the World!
Enroll now, if you are ready to be more than a student or learner, but an Explorer!
Let's get started!
Adrian
Master English, Discover the World.
Who this course is for:
Those that want to Master English and then Discover the World!
Those that want to join the team as an Explorer - with me you are not JUST a student or learner…
English speakers who are ready to take their skills to the next level.
Those that are getting ready for exams and want help with their IELTs.
Not for the feint hearted.
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