Speak And Write With Confidence : The Complete English Language Mega Course For Beginners To Advanced

About Course

Welcome to “Speak and Write with Confidence: The Complete English Language Mega Course for Beginners to Advanced”! This course is meticulously designed to take you on an enriching journey through the English language, empowering you with the skills to communicate effectively and confidently in various contexts.

Main Points of the Course

Comprehensive Curriculum : Covering essential topics such as Subject & Verb Agreement, Modal Verbs, Tenses, and more, this course ensures a thorough understanding of English grammar.
Engaging Learning Experience : Our AI-generated video lectures and 3D animations make learning dynamic and enjoyable, helping you grasp concepts quickly and easily.
Extensive Resources : Access a vast collection of notes and multiple-choice questions (MCQs) that reinforce your learning and boost your confidence in using English.

Why Learn English ?

English is the global lingua franca, opening doors to countless opportunities in education, business, travel, and personal growth. Enrolling in this mega course will equip you with the tools you need to excel in today’s interconnected world.

Did You Know?

Over 1.5 billion people speak English worldwide, making it one of the most widely spoken languages.
English is the official language of 58 countries and is used as a second language in many more, facilitating international communication.
Research shows that being proficient in English can increase your earning potential by up to 25%.

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What You Will Receive ?

AI-Driven Video Lectures : Experience cutting-edge learning with our interactive videos designed to engage you.
Comprehensive Study Materials: Get access to detailed notes and quizzes that solidify your understanding and confidence in English.
Money-Back Guarantee: We believe in the quality of our course. If you’re not satisfied, you can read our refund policy and get your money back within 12 hours of enrollment.

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Introduction.
Why You Should Learn English ?
British English VS American English
Subject & Verb Agreement
Modal Verbs
Direct & Reported Speech
Nouns
Types Of Nouns
Causative Form
Reported Speech
Prepositions
Relative Clauses
Clauses
Both, All, Neither, None, Either
Present Simple & Present Progressive (Continuous)
Adjectives & Adverbs
The - ing Form
Infinitive
Articles
Future Forms
Tips To Learn English Language
Life Without Learning English
Parts Of Speech
Helping Verbs
All Tenses

Course Content

Introduction

Introduction Of Student
What is the English Language?
How Language Features Create Tone, Meaning And Effects ?

Why English ?

Important Note

British English VS American English

Subject & Verb Agreement

Modal Verbs

Direct & Reported Speech

Nouns

Types Of Nouns

Present Tenses

Present Simple ( Part 1 )

02:32
Present Simple ( Part 2 )

02:48
Present Simple ( Part 3 )

04:02
Present Simple
Present Continuous ( Part 1 )

03:06
Present Continuous ( Part 2 )

03:43
Present Continuous
Present Simple Vs Present Continuous ( Part 1 )

02:46
Present Simple VS Present Continuous ( Part 2 )

02:10
Present Simple Vs Present Continuous

Present Perfect

Causative Form

Reported Speech

Definitions

00:55
Reported Statement

00:57
Reporting Statement 1

01:13
Reporting Statements 2

01:37
Must & Conditional Sentences

01:12
Time Expressions

01:09
Time Expressions & Modals

01:05
Conditional Sentences Type 2 and 3

01:00
The Past Progressive

01:08
Tenses & Adverbs

00:52
Reporting Verbs

01:17
Reporting Verbs & Questions

00:58
Reported Questions

01:18
Reporting Questions & Reporting Command

01:05
Reporting Commands And Requests

00:41
Reported Speech

Prepositions

Prepositions Of Time (at / on)

01:22
Prepositions Of Time ( in / during )

01:14
Prepositions Of Time ( on / in / by )

00:47
Prepositions Of Time ( until / till )

00:57
Prepositions Of Time ( in / at / the beginning )

00:57
Prepositions Of Time ( for / since )

00:38
Preposition of Time
Prepositions Of Place ( over / under / near )

01:49
Prepositions Of Place ( on / in / at )

01:15
Prepositions Of Place ( Part 1 )
Prepositions Of Place ( Part 2 )
Prepositions Of Place ( in / into / on )

01:00
Preposition Of Place
Prepositions Of Movement ( to / into / off )

01:07
Prepositions Of Movement ( up / down / across )

01:01
Prepositions Of Movement ( notes )

01:12
Preposition Of Movement
Prepositions Of Direction

Parts Of Speech

Parts Of Speech
Parts Of Speech ( Part 2 )
Parts Of Speech : Nouns
Parts Of Speech Noun ( Part 1 )
Parts Of Speech Noun ( Part 2 )
Parts Of Speech Noun ( Part 3 )
Parts Of Speech Noun ( Part 4 )
Parts Of Speech Noun Part 5
Nouns ( Part 1 )
Noun ( Part 2 )
Parts Of Speech : Adjectives ( Part 1 )
Parts Of Speech : Adjective ( Part 2 )
Adjective ( Part 1 )
Adjective ( Part 2 )
Verbs
Verbs ( Part 1 )
Verb ( Part 2 )
Pronouns ( Part 1 )
Pronouns ( Part 2 )
Relative Pronouns
Adverb
Adverbs ( Part 1 )
Adverb ( Part 2 )
Prepositions ( Part 1)
Preposition ( Part 2 )
Conjunctions ( Part 1 )
Conjunction ( Part 2 )
Interjections ( Part 1 )
Interjection ( Part 2 )
Pronouns

Relative Clauses

Relative Clauses ( who / which / that )

00:45
Relative Pronouns And Relative Adverbs

00:58
Relative Pronouns & Relative Adverbs ( Part 2 )

00:48
Defining Relative Clauses

00:51
Defining Relative Clauses ( who / which / that )

00:53
Defining Relative Clauses ( whose / where )

01:03
Non Defining Relative Clauses

00:48
In Non Defining Relative Clauses ( who / which )

00:57
Relative Clauses

Clauses

Both, All, Neither, None, Either

Present Simple & Present Progressive (Continuous)

Past Simple & Past Continuous

Tenses

Present Simple Tense ( Part 1 )
Present Simple Tense ( Part 2 )
Present Simple ( Part 1 )
Present Simple ( Part 2 )
Present Continuous Tense
Present Continuous Tense ( Part 1 )
Present Continuous Tense ( Part 2 )
Present Perfect Tense
Present Perfect Tense ( Part 1 )
Present Perfect Tense ( Part 2 )
Present Perfect Continuous Tense ( Part 1)
Present Perfect Continuous Tense ( Part 2 )
The Simple Past Tense ( Part 1 )
The Simple Past Tense ( Part 2 )
The Simple Past Tense ( Part 3 )
Past Simple Tense ( Part 1 )
Past Simple Tense ( Part 2 )
Past Continuous Tense ( Part 1 )
Past Continuous Tense ( Part 2 )
Past Perfect Tense ( Part 1 )
Past Perfect Tense ( Part 2 )
Past Perfect Continuous ( Part 1 )
Past Perfect Continuous ( Part 2 )
Future Simple Tense ( Part 1 )
Future Simple Tense ( Part 2 )
Future Continuous Tense ( Part 1 )
Future Continuous Tense ( Part 2 )
Future Perfect Tense ( Part 1 )
Future Perfect Tense ( Part 2 )
Future Perfect Continuous Tense ( Part 1 )
Future Perfect Continuous Tense ( Part 2 )
The Present , Past & Future

Adjectives & Adverbs

The – ing Form

Infinitive

Articles

The Indefinite Article ( a / an ) – Usage

01:05
The Definite Article ( the ) – Usage

01:09
The Definite Article ( the ) – Usage 2

01:19
The Definite Article ( the ) – Usage 3

01:25
The Definite Article ( the ) – Non Usage

01:18
The Definite Article ( the ) – Non Usage 2

01:05
The Definite Article ( the ) – Non Usage 3

01:05
Articles ( Part 1 )
Articles ( Part 2 )

About Course

Main Points of the Course

Why Learn English ?

What You Will Receive ?

What Will You Learn?

Course Content

Introduction

Introduction Of Student

What is the English Language?

How Language Features Create Tone, Meaning And Effects ?

Why English ?

Why You Should Learn English ?

Important Note

Important Note ( Must Read )

Important Message For Students

Great Opportunity For You

Exciting Announcement

British English VS American English

British English VS American English

Subject & Verb Agreement

Subject & Verb Agreement ( Part 1 )

Subject & Verb Agreement ( Part 2 )

Subject & Verb Agreement ( Part 3 )

Subject & Verb Agreement ( Part 1 )

Subject & Verb Agreement ( Part 2 )

Modal Verbs

Modal Verbs ( Part 1 )

Modal Verbs ( Part 2 )

Modal Verbs ( Part 1 )

Modal Verbs ( Part 2 )

Direct & Reported Speech

Direct & Reported Speech ( Part 1 )

Direct & Reported Speech ( Part 2 )

Direct & Reported Speech ( Part 3 )

Direct & Reported Speech ( Part 4 )

Direct & Reported Speech ( Part 1 )

Direct & Reported Speech ( Part 2 )

Direct & Indirect Speech

Nouns

Nouns ( Part 1 )

Nouns ( Part 2 )

Nouns

Nouns And Quantifiers Quiz

Types Of Nouns

Countable Nouns , Regular Plural Forms

Countable Nouns , Irregular Plural Forms

Countable Nouns ( Regular Plural Form & Irregular Plural Form )

Uncountable Nouns

Uncountable Nouns , Special Cases

Uncountable Nouns

Compound Nouns

Compound Nouns

Present Tenses

Present Simple ( Part 1 )

Present Simple ( Part 2 )

Present Simple ( Part 3 )

Present Simple

Present Continuous ( Part 1 )

Present Continuous ( Part 2 )

Present Continuous

Present Simple Vs Present Continuous ( Part 1 )

Present Simple VS Present Continuous ( Part 2 )

Present Simple Vs Present Continuous

Present Perfect

Present Perfect ( Part 1 )

Present Perfect ( Part 2 )

Present Perfect ( Part 3 )

Present Perfect

Causative Form

Form

Present & Past Tenses

Future, Imperative & Modal verbs

Interrogative & Negative Forms

Causative Form MCQs ( Part 1 Coming Soon )

Reported Speech

Definitions

Reported Statement

Reporting Statement 1

Reporting Statements 2

Must & Conditional Sentences