Learn English Grammar Video Lesson 19: Phrasal Verbs Pronunciation Lesson’s Topic: Pronunciation patterns of phrasal verbs. Level: Advanced. In this lesson I will show you how grammar and pronunciation are related. The stress patterns used for phrasal verbs are guided by sentence structure. Learn three common patterns and achieve more natural rhythm in your own … Read more
Learn English Grammar Video Lesson 18: English Phrasal Verbs Structure Grammar Video Lesson’s Topic: The structure of phrasal verbs. This is the second of a series of lessons on phrasal verbs (also called two-part verbs, particle verbs, and a number of other names). I explain how phrasal verbs can be transitive or intransitive as well … Read more
English Grammar Lesson 13: Reported Speech (Yes-No Questions) Topic: Reporting yes-no questions. This is the seventh video in a series of lessons on reported (indirect) speech. Level: High intermediate to advanced. English Grammar Video Lessons Lesson 12. Reported Speech: With Conditionals Lesson 11. Reported Speech: With Modals Lesson 10. Reported Speech: Changing Verb Tenses Lesson … Read more
English Grammar Lesson 5b – SEEM This is part two of our grammar lesson on SEEM. We now look at more advanced uses of this verb. Level: high intermediate to advanced. English Grammar Video Lessons Grammar Lesson 5a. SEEM Grammar Lesson 4b. The Passive Grammar Lesson 4a. The Passive Grammar Lesson 3c. Prepositions Grammar Lesson … Read more
English Grammar Lesson 4b – The Passive Let’s continue our study of the passive voice. TOPIC: Using an INDIRECT OBJECT as the subject in a passive sentence. Level: high intermediate to advanced. English Grammar Video Lessons Grammar Lesson 4a. The Passive Grammar Lesson 3c. Prepositions Grammar Lesson 3b. Prepositions Grammar Lesson 3a. Prepositions
English Grammar Lesson 3c – Prepositions This is part 3 of a grammar lesson on prepositions of location and direction. The list of prepositions is long, so this is meant to be a review and not an introduction. Level: high beginner – intermediate.