2 Hours Of Advanced English Grammar

Watch for 38 lessons on advanced English grammar topics, covering hundreds of grammar points. This English grammar lesson will improve your English knowledge and help you to write and speak English more accurately. It is like a mini English grammar course. It contains lessons on tenses, verbs, grammar associated with particular words, adjectives, adverbs, sentence structure, modal verbs, and many more!

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Full list of lessons:
Verbs that are both State & Active
Using "Except" with different sentence structures
Bare infinitives
Leaving out the relative pronoun
Noun phrases
Cleft sentences
Reflexive pronouns
Past Simple or Continuous
Past Perfect
Present Perfect Simple or Continuous
For or since
5 ways of speaking about the future
Future Perfect alternatives
Present simple or continuous
Past habits
Will would for requests
Giving advice
Can could, or be able to
Can could requests
5 uses of could
Transitive or intransitive
Passive
Formal and informal verbs
Phrases with IN
Phrases with AT
Adverb suffixes
Adjective suffixes
Noun suffixes
Negative prefixes
Become
But/However
Less Fewer
Here There
Adjective order
Whose or Who’s?
Its or It’s
Defining & non-defining clauses

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[sanjibganguli]

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First and foremost I do adorable your lessons. Your ones are utterly enthralling.
I was wondering if I might dare to ask you a question ? May I say : It’s I who am responsible for my own decisions. Is that a c left sentence. Thank you kindly. I pay my respect to you. A

[TheMUHIBBI]

Have you uploaded any video on Clause analysis on this channel?
If there is any, could you provide the link in the comments.

[saniakhan]

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