This module covers zero conditionals and their use in English. Zero conditionals are used to present general truths or scientific facts using the simple present
This module offers a review of countable and uncountable (noncountable) nouns for learners who have previously learned about this grammar in a previous English course.
This unit offers a review of adverbs and prepositions and their differences for learners who have previously learned about these grammar points in a previous
This unit covers prepositions of time such as at, on, and in. These prepositions are used frequently in time expressions. For example: “at 5 o’clock,”
This unit covers prepositions of place, including above, below, under, on top of, next to, inside, near, behind, outside, between, and in. Prepositions of place
This module covers the use of reflexive and intensive pronouns. These pronouns include myself, yourself, himself, herself, itself, ourselves, yourselves, and themselves, and are differentiated by
This module introduces possessives using an apostrophe + “s” in English. Possessives sometimes omit the “s,” which is covered here, too. Plural vs. Possessive ‘S’
This unit offers a review of word order in sentences for learners who have previously learned about this grammar in a previous English course. Regular
This unit offers a review of the comparative and superlative forms of adjectives for learners who have previously learned about this grammar in a previous
This unit offers a review of gerunds (verbs ending in “ing”) and infinitives (e.g. to play, to see, to sleep) for learners who have previously
