Course Content

Introduction

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The Architecture of English Grammar

Module 1 – Parts of Speech

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Overview: The Parts of Speech System

Lesson 1.1: The Parts of Speech System

Lesson 1.2: Nouns – Types and Functions

Lesson 1.3: Pronouns – Forms, Case, and Reference

Lesson 1.4 – Verbs – Types, Functions, and Structure

Lesson 1.5: Adjectives – Types, Position, and Degrees of Comparison

Lesson 1.6: Adverbs – Types, Formation, Position, and Comparison

Lesson 1.7: Conjunction – Types and Logical Connections

Lesson 1.8: Prepositions – Function and Usage

Lesson 1.9: Interjections – Function, Tone, and Usage

Module 2: Articles and Determiners

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Overview: Articles and Determiners

Lesson 2.1: The Article System – A, An, The, and Zero Article

Lesson 2.2: Zero Article Usage

Lesson 2.3: Demonstratives – This, That, These, Those

Lesson 2.4: Possessive Determiners – My, Your, His, Her, Its, Our, Their

Lesson 2.5: Quantifiers and Determiners – Some, Any, Much, Many, Few, Little

Lesson 2.6: Common Article and Determiner Errors

Module 3: The Tense System

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Overview: The Tense System

Lesson 3.1: Introduction to the Tense System

Lesson 3.2: Present Simple – Structure, Usage, and Signal Words

Lesson 3.3: Present Continuous – Structure, Usage, and Signal Words

Lesson 3.4: Present Perfect – Structure, Usage, and Signal Words

Lesson 3.5: Present Perfect Continuous – Structure, Usage, and Signal Words

Lesson 3.6: Past Simple – Structure, Usage, and Signal Words

Lesson 3.7: Past Continuous – Structure, Usage, and Signal Words

Lesson 3.8: Past Perfect – Structure, Usage, and Signal

Lesson 3.9: Past Perfect Continuous – Structure, Usage, and Signal Words

Lesson 10: Future Forms – Structure, Usage, and Signal Words

Module 4: Modal Verbs

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Overview: Modal Verbs

Lesson 4.1: Introduction to Modal Verbs

Lesson 4.2: Ability and Possibility – Can, Could, May, Might

Lesson 4.3: Obligation and Necessity – Must, Have to, Had to

Lesson 4.4: Advice and Suggestion – Should, Ought to

Lesson 4.5: Degrees of Certainty and Probability – Must, Might, Could, May

Lesson 4.6: Modal Structures in Questions, Negatives, and Polite Requests

Lesson 4.7: Common Modal Errors

Module 5: Active and Passive Voice

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Overview: Active and Passive Voice

Lesson 5.1: Introduction to Active and Passive Voice

Lesson 5.2: Passive Voice in Present and Past Tenses

Lesson 5.3: Passive Voice in Perfect and Continuous Forms

Lesson 5.4: Passive Voice with Modal Verbs

Lesson 5.5: Agent and Agentless Passive

Lesson 5.6: When to Use Passive Voice

Lesson 5.7: Common Passive Voice Errors

Module 6: Reported Speech (Narration)

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Overview: Reported Speech (Narration)

Lesson 6.1: Introduction to Reported Speech

Lesson 6.2: Tense Changes in Reported Speech

Lesson 6.3: Pronoun and Reference Changes

Lesson 6.4: Reporting Statements

Lesson 6.5: Reporting Questions

Lesson 6.6: Reporting Commands and Requests

Lesson 6.7: Advanced Reported Speech Transformation

Module 7 – Sentence Structure and Clauses

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Overview: Sentence Structure and Clauses

Lesson 7.1: Introduction to Sentence Structures

Lesson 7.2: Phrases and Clauses

Lesson 7.3: Independent and Dependent Clauses

Lesson 7.4: Sentences and Cocordinations

Lesson 7.5: Complex Sentences and Subordination

lesson 7.6: Relative Clauses

Lesson 7.7: Common Sentence Structure Errors

Module 8: Subject – Verb Agreement

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Overview: Subject – Verb Agreement

Lesson 8.1: Basic Rules of Subject–Verb Agreement

Lesson 8.2: Agreement with Singular and Plural Subjects

Lesson 8.3: Agreement with Compound Subjects

Lesson 8.4: Agreement with Indefinite Pronouns

Lesson 8.5: Agreement with Collective Nouns

Lesson 8.6: Agreement with Complex Noun Phrases

Lesson 8.7: Common Subject–Verb Agreement Errors

Module 9: Modal Verbs

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Module Overview

Lesson 9.1: Introduction to Modal Verbs

Lesson 9.2: Ability and Possibility – Can, Could, May, Might

Lesson 9.3: Obligation and Necessity – Must, Have to, Had to

Lesson 9.4: Advice and Suggestion – Should, Ought to

Lesson 9.5: Degrees of Certainty and Probability – Must, Might, Could, May

Lesson 9.6: Modal Structures in Questions, Negatives, and Polite Requests

Lesson 9.7: Common Modal Verb Errors

Module 9: Summary

Module 10: Voice (Active and Passive)

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Module Overview

Lesson 10.1: Introduction to Active and Passive Voice

Lesson 10.2: Passive Voice in Present and Past Tenses

Lesson 1.3: Passive Voice in Perfect and Continuous Forms

Lesson 1.4: Passive Voice with Modal Verbs

Lesson 1.5: Agent and Agentless Passives

Lesson 1.6: When to Use Passive Voice

Lesson 10.7: Common Passive Voice Errors

Module 11: Reported Speech (Complete Transformation System)

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Module Overview

English Grammar Mastery: From Foundations to Fluency

Next module:

Module 8 – Subject–Verb Agreement

In the next module, you will learn:

how subjects and verbs agree in number
rules for singular and plural subjects
agreement with compound subjects
special cases such as collective nouns, indefinite pronouns, and complex noun phrases.

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