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Free online course English 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

  • Phrasal Verbs and Advanced Sentence Structures
  • Clauses, Articles, and Core Grammar
  • Word Classes, Agreement, and Academic English
  • Clauses, Participles, and Preposition Usage
  • Conditionals, Dependent Clauses, and Verb Patterns
  • Sentence Building, Formal Grammar, and Comparisons
  • Advanced Usage, Subjunctive Forms, and Phrasal Verb Review

About the free online course

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
  • Video class: 13 English PHRASAL VERBS with cut 18m
  • Exercise: Choose the sentence that correctly uses cut down on to show reduced consumption.
  • Video class: English Grammar: Linking Verbs (Copula) 12m
  • Video class: Phrasal Verbs: CHECK – check up, check out, check off... 09m
  • Exercise: Choose the phrasal verb with check that means investigate
  • Video class: Parts of Speech in English Grammar: VERBS 13m
  • Video class: Parts of Speech in English Grammar: NOUNS 21m
  • Exercise: Which sentence uses a gerund as a noun?
  • Video class: 17 English PHRASAL VERBS for School 08m
  • Video class: 10 Phrasal Verbs for Academic Writing in English 12m
  • Exercise: Choose the best phrasal verb to complete the sentence: The lab will ___ the experiment next week.
  • Video class: PREPOSITIONS in English: under, below, beneath, underneath 11m
  • Exercise: Definition of “under”:
  • Video class: English Grammar: Compound Subjects 11m
  • Exercise: What is a compound subject in grammar?
  • Video class: 8 Phrasal Verbs with BREAK: break in, break up, break through... 11m
  • Exercise: What does the phrasal verb 'break out' mean in the context of artists?
  • Video class: 23 Phrasal Verbs with COME: come across, come around, come up with... 12m
  • Exercise: What is a phrasals?
  • Video class: Learn 8 KICK Phrasal Verbs in English: kick back, kick out, kick up... 10m
  • Exercise: What does the phrasal verb 'kick back' mean in informal English?
  • Video class: Advanced English Grammar: Participles 13m
  • Exercise: Choose the sentence that correctly uses an initial participle phrase with matching subject
  • Video class: 10 STEP Phrasal Verbs in English: step up, step down, step in... 12m
  • Video class: Learn English Grammar: The Adverb Clause 15m
  • Exercise: Choose the sentence that uses the correct subordinating conjunction
  • Video class: Prepositions in English: ABOVE, OVER, ON, ON TOP 10m
  • Video class: Learn English Phrasal Verbs with BRING: bring on, bring about, bring forward... 11m
  • Exercise: Which phrasal verb with bring means reveal hidden information?
  • Video class: Prepositions of Time in English: BY, UNTIL, BY THE TIME, NO LATER THAN... 16m
  • Video class: Learn English Grammar: The Adjective Clause (Relative Clause) 20m
  • Exercise: Choose the sentence that correctly uses a non defining adjective clause
  • Video class: 10 Phrasal Verbs with CALL: call for, call up, call in, call upon... 10m
  • Video class: Advanced English Grammar: Noun Clauses 18m
  • Exercise: Which sentence uses a noun clause as the object of a preposition?
  • Video class: Phrasal Verbs with CARRY: carry out, carry away, carry on... 07m
  • Video class: Mixed Verb Tenses in English: Conditionals and IF clauses 14m
  • Exercise: Choose the correct mixed conditional for a past unreal cause with a present result.
  • Video class: Phrasal Verbs with SET: set up, set in, set to... 11m
  • Video class: Phrasal Verbs with PASS: pass up, pass away, pass out... 08m
  • Exercise: Choose the best phrasal verb to complete the sentence: After drinking too much at the party, he suddenly ____ on the sofa.
  • Video class: Advanced English Grammar: Dependent Clauses 23m
  • Video class: Phrasal Verbs with BACK: back up, back off, back out... 05m
  • Exercise: Choose the correct phrasal verb with back to complete the sentence: You promised to sign the contract, but at the last minute you _____.
  • Video class: Grammar: How to use IF 06m
  • Video class: Phrasal Verbs with TAKE: take to, take in, take after... 08m
  • Exercise: Choose the best meaning of take off in this context After months of slow sales, the new marketing campaign made the product take off.
  • Video class: Learn English Grammar: How to use SO 11m
  • Video class: English Grammar: Negative Prefixes - un, dis, in, im, non 14m
  • Exercise: Choose the best word to complete the sentence: The judge must remain ____ and take no side.
  • Video class: LOOK at these PHRASAL VERBS with look 06m
  • Video class: Phrasal Verbs - FALL: fall for, fall in, fall behind, fall through... 08m
  • Exercise: Choose the sentence where fall through correctly means a plan fails.
  • Video class: 10 HOLD Phrasal Verbs: hold up, hold to, hold out... 07m
  • Video class: Learn English Grammar: The Sentence 18m
  • Exercise: Choose the sentence that is a complete independent clause
  • Video class: Learn English Grammar: EACH OTHER 05m
  • Video class: English Grammar - Inversion: Had I known..., Should you need... 07m
  • Exercise: Identify the sentence that correctly uses inversion in formal English.
  • Video class: English Grammar - Causative 09m
  • Video class: Advanced English Grammar: Collective Nouns 05m
  • Exercise: Choose the option that makes plural agreement unambiguous with a collective noun.
  • Video class: 9 TURN Phrasal Verbs: turn on, turn off, turn over, turn around, turn out... 06m
  • Video class: TO or FOR? Prepositions in English 09m
  • Exercise: Purpose with to vs for: choose the best sentence
  • Video class: 10 GET Phrasal Verbs: get down, get off, get through, get up, get away... 08m
  • Video class: English Grammar - Comparing: funner 06m
  • Exercise: Choose the correct comparative for the adjective difficult
  • Video class: 8 'head' phrasal verbs - head up, head out, head off... 05m
  • Video class: English Grammar - UNLESS 07m
  • Exercise: Choose the correct rewrite with unless for the idea: If you do not study, you will fail.
  • Video class: English Grammar: Comparing with LIKE 09m
  • Video class: 'Knock' in Phrasal Verbs - knock out, knock up, knock over... 05m
  • Exercise: Complete the sentence: During a storm, lightning _____ the electricity to many homes. Choose the correct phrasal verb with knock.
  • Video class: Learn English Grammar: THE SUBJUNCTIVE – I wish... 05m
  • Video class: Phrasal Verbs As Nouns 10m
  • Exercise: Choose the sentence that correctly uses the noun form meaning a copy of files.

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12 hours and 59 minutes of online video course

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What English phrasal verbs for business meetings will I learn?

The course covers office phrasal verbs such as “put off” for rescheduling a meeting and “weigh in” for giving an opinion before a decision.

How do embedded clauses and infinitive clauses work in advanced English grammar?

You will learn how multi-clause sentences use embedded and infinitive clauses to add precise information and function as complements.

When should I use “a,” “an,” “the,” or no article in English?

The course explains article choices based on sound, rules for abstract nouns, and common situations where English uses no article.

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