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 Summary
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 Outcome
Module 11: Reported Speech (Complete Transformation System)
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Module Overview
Lesson 11.1: Introduction to Reported Speech
Lesson 11.2 – Tense Changes in Reported Speech
Lesson 11.3 – Pronoun and Reference Changes
Lesson 1.4 – Reporting Statements
Lesson 11.5 – Reporting Questions
Lesson 1.6 – Reporting Commands and Requests
Lesson 11. 7 – Advanced Reported Speech Transformations
Module Summary
English Grammar Mastery: From Foundations to Fluency

Next module:

Module 9 – Modal Verbs

In the next module, you will learn:

  • how modal verbs express ability, possibility, obligation, and permission

  • the grammatical structure of modal verb constructions

  • differences between modal verbs such as can, may, must, should, and might

  • common learner errors involving modal verb usage.

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