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Free online courseEnglish Grammar Basics to Advanced

Duration of the online course: 12 hours and 59 minutes

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Boost fluency with a free English grammar course: master articles, clauses, phrasal verbs and pronunciation, plus quick practice for real conversations.

In this free course, learn about

  • Emotion phrasal verbs: blow up, tell off, let down; use them in context (e.g., yell at = snap at).
  • Business/office phrasal verbs, incl. rescheduling language like put off/put back/put forward meetings.
  • Less predictable phrasal verbs + pronunciation shifts that change meaning and attitude in speech.
  • Common phrasal-verb families with patterns: MAKE, GO, STAND, RUN, and animal-based phrasal verbs.
  • Advanced multi-clause sentences: embedded clauses and how they function within larger sentences.
  • Perfect-participle structure: having + past participle and when to use it for earlier actions.
  • Infinitive clauses: forms and roles, especially as complements after certain verbs/adjectives.
  • Adjective (relative) clauses with prepositions: correct placement and formal vs informal options.
  • WILL vs WOULD: time reference, politeness, hypotheticals, reported speech, and conditionals.
  • Parts of speech essentials: prepositions, pronouns, conjunctions, and articles in sentence building.
  • Articles: a/an by sound, using 'the' with abstract nouns, and key rules for zero article.
  • Subject–verb agreement with there is/are and choosing more formal agreement in writing.
  • Pronunciation focus: the vowel sound of 'A', matching vowel sounds (e.g., in call), and intonation cues.

Course Description

Strengthen your English from the basics to advanced grammar with a course designed to make your writing clearer and your speaking more natural. Instead of memorizing isolated rules, you will learn how English works in real situations, building confidence for professional communication, academic contexts, interviews, and everyday conversations.

You will refine core grammar choices that often cause mistakes even for intermediate learners, such as when to use the, when to avoid articles entirely, and how to choose a vs an based on sound. You will also improve sentence accuracy with subject–verb agreement and better control of structures like will and would, helping you express plans, predictions, hypotheticals, and polite requests in a more native-like way.

As you move into advanced territory, the course focuses on sentence building skills that raise your level quickly: embedded clauses, infinitive clauses, and adjective clauses with prepositions. These tools help you create multi-clause sentences that are both sophisticated and easy to follow, a key advantage for emails, reports, and formal writing. You will gain the ability to connect ideas smoothly, add precise details, and avoid awkward or confusing phrasing.

To sound more fluent, you will also work on pronunciation and listening awareness, including tricky vowel sounds and how intonation can change meaning in spoken English. In parallel, you will expand high-impact vocabulary through phrasal verbs for emotions, business, and everyday situations, including forms whose meanings are not obvious. You will learn how pronunciation can shift a phrasal verb’s meaning and how to choose the right expression for tone and context.

Practice is built in through short exercises that check understanding and help you apply what you learn immediately. By the end, you will be able to write with fewer errors, speak with more natural rhythm, and make grammar choices faster and with more confidence in real life.

Course content

  • Video class: “Blow Up”, “Tell Off”, “Let Down”: 11 PHRASAL VERBS for Emotions

    08m

  • Exercise: After a frustrating day, a person yelled at the first colleague they saw for no reason; they ____ at them.

  • Video class: Advanced English Grammar: Multi-Clause Sentences (Embedded Clauses)

    15m

  • Video class: 15 PHRASAL VERBS for Business and the Office

    11m

  • Exercise: Choose the correct phrasal verb to complete the sentence: We cannot meet at noon; please ____ the meeting to 2 p.m.

  • Video class: “Having” Past Participle | Advanced English Grammar

    10m

  • Video class: How to pronounce ‘A’ in English (It's not that easy!)

    10m

  • Exercise: Which pair has the same vowel sound as in call?

  • Video class: 15 PHRASAL VERBS with meanings you can’t guess!

    13m

  • Video class: PHRASAL VERBS: How pronunciation changes their meaning

    10m

  • Exercise: Which pronunciation of come on signals frustration in spoken English?

  • Video class: 16 “MAKE” Phrasal Verbs: “make for”, “make off”, “make out”...

    09m

  • Video class: Essential English Grammar: WILL or WOULD?

    13m

  • Exercise: Choose the sentence that fits the context: Promotions were decided last week; it is too late for her to increase sales.

  • Video class: 13 Phrasal Verbs with GO: go for, go on, go along, go ahead...

    10m

  • Video class: English Grammar: Adjective Clauses with Prepositions

    10m

  • Exercise: Choose the sentence that correctly uses a preposition with an adjective clause.

  • Video class: 13 Phrasal Verbs with STAND: stand by, stand out, stand down...

    12m

  • Video class: Advanced English Grammar: The Infinitive Clause

    09m

  • Exercise: Which sentence contains an infinitive clause used as a complement?

  • Video class: 14 Phrasal Verbs with RUN: run off, run out of, run over...

    12m

  • Video class: Parts of Speech in English Grammar: PREPOSITIONS, PRONOUNS, CONJUNCTIONS, ARTICLES

    12m

  • Exercise: Which option uses the correct indefinite article based on initial sound?

  • Video class: The Definite Article: When to use “the” with abstract nouns in English

    10m

  • Video class: 14 PHRASAL VERBS with meanings you can’t guess!

    14m

  • Exercise: In the sentence The manager asked the team to weigh in before finalizing the plan, what does weigh in mean?

  • Video class: 13 Phrasal Verbs with Animals: fish for, clam up, wolf down...

    11m

  • Video class: “There is” or “there are”? Matching Verbs in English

    11m

  • Exercise: Choose the best sentence for formal writing with correct subject–verb agreement

  • Video class: English Grammar: When NOT to use an article – 9 rules

    18m

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