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English grammar
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| Type: | Courseware |
| Language: | Korean |
- Institution:
- Baekseok University Of Cultural Studies
- Author:
- 이희주
- Lectures:
- 30
Abstract:
This course is the first step of our 3-step English grammar curriculum, which consists of easy and well-organized contents designed to help students learn English grammar in an interesting way.
| No. | Lecture | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Simple Present 1 |
1. Understand simple present tense, one of the 12 tenses in English.
2. Understand when simple present tense should be used. |
| 2 | Simple Present 2 |
1. Understand how present tense is used to indicate the future.
2. Clearly recognize the concept of present tense by comparing it with present continuous tense. |
| 3 | Present Continuous |
1. Understand present continuous tense, one of the 12 tenses in English.
2. Understand when present continuous tense should be used. |
| 4 | Simple Past 1 |
1. Understand the simple past tense, one of the 12 tenses in English.
2. Understand regular and irregular changes of verbs in the past tense. |
| 5 | Simple Past 2 |
1. Understand and compose interrogative sentences using past tense.
2. Understand and compose negative sentences using past tense |
| 6 | Past Continuous |
1. Understand past continuous tense.
2. Understand when past continuous tense should be used. 3. Understand when past tense and past continuous tense are used together. |
| 7 | Future 1 |
1. Understand what future tense looks like.
2. Understand what forms constitute future tense. 3. Understand how 'will' and 'be going to' are used differently. |
| 8 | Future 2 |
1. Understand special usage of 'will' and 'shall.'
2. Understand the alternatives to future tense. |
| 9 | Future Progressive |
1. Understand future progressive tense.
2. Understand what future progressive tense looks like. 3. Understand the difference between future progressive tense and simple future tense. |
| 10 | Present Perfect 1 |
1. Understand what the concept behind present perfect tense is.
2. Understand how present perfect tense is composed. 3. Understand how present perfect tense is used. |
| 11 | Present Perfect 2 |
1. Understand how present perfect tense is used.
2. Understand which adverbs cannot be used with present perfect tense. 3. Clearly understand the difference between past tense and present perfect tense. |
| 12 | Present Perfect Continuous |
1. Understand what present perfect continuous tense looks like.
2. Understand what present perfect tense implies. 3. Understand the difference between present continuous tense and present perfect continuous tense. |
| 13 | Past Perfect |
1. Understand what past perfect tense is.
2. Understand what past perfect tense looks like. 3. Understand how past perfect tense is used. |
| 14 | Past Perfect Progressive |
1. Understand what past perfect progressive tense looks like.
2. Understand what past perfect progressive tense is. 3. Clearly understand the difference between present perfect continuous tense and past perfect progressive tense. |
| 15 | Future Perfect |
1. Understand what future perfect tense looks like.
2. Understand when future perfect tense is used. |
| 16 | Future Perfect Progressive |
1. Understand what future perfect progressive tense looks like.
2. Understand what future perfect progressive tense is. 3. Clearly understand the difference between future perfect tense and future perfect progressive tense. |
| 17 | Passive 1 |
1. Understand what active and passive voices are.
2. Understand how to change a sentence using active voice into a sentence that uses passive voice. |
| 18 | Passive 2 |
1. Understand which verbs cannot be used with passive voice.
2. Understand how future tense is used among the tenses of passive voice. |
| 19 | Passive 3 |
1. Understand how perception verbs are used in past, past perfect, or past progressive tense of passive voice sentences.
2. Understand how perception verbs are used in present perfect and present progressive tenses of passive voice sentences. 3. Understand how to compose interrogative sentences using passive voice. |
| 20 | Passive 4 |
1. Understand how to compose passive voice sentences using causative or perception verbs.
2. Understand the cases in which passive voice sentences are often used. |
| 21 | Subjunctive 1 |
1. Understand what subjunctive mood is.
2. Understand in which cases present subjunctive mood and past subjunctive mood are used. |
| 22 | Subjunctive 2 |
1. Understand what the past perfect subjunctive mood is.
2. Understand in which cases and how the future subjunctive mood are used. |
| 23 | Subjunctive 3 | 1. Understand what subjunctive mood sentences using 'I wish,' 'as if,' or 'it is time' are. |
| 24 | Relative Pronoun 1 |
1. Understand how adjectives are used.
2. Understand what relative pronouns are. |
| 25 | Relative Pronoun 2 | 1. Understand which relative pronouns are used with antecedents that imply people. |
| 26 | Relative Pronoun 3 | 1. Understand which relative pronouns are used with antecedents that imply things or animals, and how they are used with antecedents implying people, things or animals. |
| 27 | Relative Pronoun 4 |
1. Understand the cases in which the relative pronoun 'that' is used.
2. Understand the cases in which the relative pronoun 'what' is used. |
| 28 | Infinitive 1 |
1. Understand what the substantive use of infinitive is.
2. Understand what a real subject and a false subject are. |
| 29 | Infinitive 2 |
1. Understand what the adjectival use of infinitive is.
2. Understand what a logical subject of infinitive is. |
| 30 | Infinitive 3 |
1. Understand how the adverbial infinitive is used.
2. Understand what a bare infinitive and an absolute infinitive are. |
