Basic English Grammar And Composition Course

Basic English Language

What you'll learn

Parts of speech, sentence structure, tenses, and punctuation.

Identifying and correcting common grammar mistakes.

Students will learn to structure sentences properly and confidently in writing skills as well as spoken.

This course will give them ideas about how to use what to use and when to use.

Requirements

A little understanding of reading and writing.

Description

The Basic English Grammar and Composition course by English Qosmos is designed to provide learners with a strong foundation in English language skills. This course covers essential grammar topics such as parts of speech, sentence structure, subject-verb agreement, punctuation, and verb tenses. It also introduces students to the basics of writing clear and effective sentences, paragraphs, and short compositions.Through interactive lessons, practice exercises, and writing assignments, students will learn how to express their ideas clearly and accurately. Emphasis is placed on understanding the rules of grammar and applying them in everyday writing and communication. Whether you're writing an email, an essay, or a story, this course will help you develop the skills needed to write with confidence.In addition to grammar, the composition section of the course focuses on organizing thoughts, creating outlines, writing coherent paragraphs, and using transitions effectively. Students will practice writing descriptive, narrative, and expository paragraphs and learn how to revise and edit their work.This course is ideal for beginners, non-native English speakers, or anyone looking to improve their grammar and writing skills. By the end of the course, learners will have a solid grasp of English grammar and be able to write with clarity and purpose.

Overview

Section 1: Sentences

Lecture 1 What is a Sentence? | Part 1

Lecture 2 What is a Sentence? | Part 2

Lecture 3 The Building Blocks of a Sentence.

Lecture 4 The Basic Structure of a Sentence.

Lecture 5 Correct Sentences.

Lecture 6 Main Kinds of Sentences.

Lecture 7 Declarative Sentence.

Lecture 8 Interrogative Sentence.

Lecture 9 Imperative Sentence.

Lecture 10 Exclamatory Sentence.

Section 2: Noun

Lecture 11 What is a Noun?

Lecture 12 Common Noun.

Lecture 13 Proper Noun.

Lecture 14 Concrete Noun.

Lecture 15 Abstract Noun.

Lecture 16 Collective Noun.

Lecture 17 Countable and Uncountable Noun.

Section 3: Pronoun

Lecture 18 What is a Pronoun?

Lecture 19 Pronoun Chart.

Section 4: Adjective

Lecture 20 What is an Adjective?

Lecture 21 Using Adjectives in Sentences.

Lecture 22 Comparing with Adjectives.

Section 5: Verb

Lecture 23 What is a Verb?

Lecture 24 Depth of Verb.

Section 6: Adverb

Lecture 25 What is an Adverb?

Lecture 26 Types of Adverb.

Lecture 27 Adverb of Time.

Lecture 28 Adverb of Place.

Lecture 29 Adverb of Frequency.

Section 7: Preposition

Lecture 30 What is a Preposition.

Lecture 31 Preposition of Place.

Lecture 32 Preposition of Time.

Lecture 33 Preposition of Direction and Movement.

Lecture 34 Preposition of Manner.

Lecture 35 Preposition of Cause or Reason.

Section 8: Conjunction

Lecture 36 What is a Conjunction.

Lecture 37 Coordinating Conjunction.

Lecture 38 Example of Coordinating Conjunction.

Lecture 39 FANBOYS Conjunction | Part 1.

Lecture 40 FANBOYS Conjunction | Part 2

Lecture 41 Subordinating Conjunctions.

Lecture 42 Uses of Subordinating Conjunctions.

Lecture 43 Correlative Conjunctions.

Section 9: Interjection.

Lecture 44 What is an Interjection?

Lecture 45 How to use Interjections.

Lecture 46 Common Interjections and Their Meanings.

Section 10: Articles

Lecture 47 What are Articles?

Lecture 48 The Definite Article.

Lecture 49 A Indefinite Article | Part 1

Lecture 50 A Indefinite Article | Part 2

Lecture 51 An Indefinite Article.

Section 11: Capitalization

Lecture 52 Capitalization | Part 1

Lecture 53 Capitalization | Part 2

Section 12: Punctuation

Lecture 54 What is Punctuation?

Lecture 55 Types of Punctuation | Period (.) , Question Mark (?)

Lecture 56 Types of Punctuation | Exclamation Mark (!) , Comma (,)

Lecture 57 Types of Punctuation | Apostrophe (') , Quotation Mark (" ")

Lecture 58 Types of Punctuation | Colon (:) , Semicolon (;)

Lecture 59 Types of Punctuation | Parentheses ( ) , Hyphen (-)

Section 13: Clause

Lecture 60 Independent Clause.

Lecture 61 Dependent Clause.

Section 14: Phrase

Lecture 62 Types of Phrases and Example

Section 15: Tenses

Lecture 63 Difference Between Sentence and Tense.

Lecture 64 Present Indefinite Tense.

Lecture 65 Practice of Tenses.

Lecture 66 Present Continuous Tense.

Lecture 67 Present Perfect Tense | Part 1

Lecture 68 Present Perfect Tense | Part 2

Lecture 69 Present Perfect Continuous Tense.

Lecture 70 Future Simple Tense.

Lecture 71 Future Continuous Tense.

Lecture 72 Future Perfect Tense.

Lecture 73 Past Continuous Tense.

Lecture 74 Past Indefinite Tense.

Lecture 75 Past Perfect Tense.

Lecture 76 Past Perfect Continuous Tense.

Lecture 77 Structure of Tenses | Going to / About to.

Section 16: Active Voice, Passive Voice

Lecture 78 Active Voice, Passive Voice

Section 17: Conditional Sentences.

Lecture 79 Conditional Sentences.

Lecture 80 First Conditional Sentences.

Lecture 81 Second Conditional Sentences.

Lecture 82 Third Conditional Sentences.

Section 18: Grand Quiz

Section 19: Writing Assignment.

For 18+ age