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Introduction to english
Welcome to the General English Course! This course is designed to help you improve your English language skills in a variety of contexts. Whether you are a beginner or looking to refine your existing knowledge, this course offers a structured approach to enhance your reading, writing, speaking, and listening abilities.
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ALPHABET AND PRONUNCIATION
The English alphabet consists of 26 letters, which are divided into two categories: uppercase (capital) letters and lowercase (small) letters. Uppercase Letters • A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z Lowercase Letters • a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j, k, l, m, n, o, p, q, r, s, t, u, v, w, x, y, z
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BASIC VOCABULARY
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COMMON WORDS AND PHRASES
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NUMBERS, COLORS, AND DAYS OF THE WEEK
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FAMILY AND RELATIONSHIPS
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BASIC GRAMMAR
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FORMATION OF NOUNS
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THE PREFIX AND SUFFIX OF WORDS
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POSITVE PREFIX
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SUFIXES
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VERBS
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ENGLISH TENSES
This table outlines various English tenses, their structures, and six examples for each.
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THE PARTS OF SPEECH
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ENGLISH ORAL EXPRESSIONS
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GENERAL ENGLISH FOR BIGINNER

 

Tense

Structure

Examples

Sentences

Present Simple

Subject + base form (s/es for third person)

1. I walk.

2. You walk.

3. He walks.

4. She walks.

 5. We walk.

6. They walk.

She walks to school every day.

Present Continuous

Subject + am/is/are + verb + -ing

1. I am walking. 

2. You are walking.

 3. He is walking.

4. She is walking.

5. We are walking.

6. They are walking.

They are playing soccer now.

Present Perfect

Subject + has/have + past participle

1. I have walked.

2. You have walked.

3. He has walked.

4. She has walked.

5. We have walked.

6. They have walked.

We have seen that movie before.

Present Perfect Continuous

Subject + has/have been + verb + -ing

1. I have been walking.

2. You have been walking.

3. He has been walking.

4. She has been walking.

5. We have been walking.  

6. They have been walking.

He has been studying for three hours.

Past Simple

Subject + past form of the verb

1. I walked.

2. You walked.

3. He walked.

4.  She walked.

5. We walked.

6. They walked.

They visited the museum yesterday.

Past Continuous

Subject + was/were + verb + -ing

1. I was walking. 

2. You were walking.

3. He was walking.

4. She was walking.

5. We were walking.

6. They were walking.

She was reading when I called her.

Past Perfect

Subject + had + past participle

1. I had walked.

 2. You had walked.

3. He had walked.

4. She had walked.

5. We had walked.

6. They had walked.

He had finished his homework before dinner.

Past Perfect Continuous

Subject + had been + verb + -ing

1. I had been walking.

 2. You had been walking.

 3. He had been walking.

4. She had been walking.

 5. We had been walking.

6. They had been walking.

They had been waiting for an hour.

Future Simple

Subject + will + base form

1. I will walk.

2. You will walk.

 3. He will walk.

4. She will walk.

5. We will walk.

 6. They will walk.

She will call you tomorrow.

Future Continuous

Subject + will be + verb + -ing

1. I will be walking.

 2. You will be walking.

3. He will be walking.

4. She will be walking.

5. We will be walking.

6. They will be walking.

He will be working late tonight.

Future Perfect

Subject + will have + past participle

1. I will have walked.

2. You will have walked.

3. He will have walked.

4. She will have walked.

5. We will have walked.

 6. They will have walked.

We will have completed the project by Friday.

Future Perfect Continuous

Subject + will have been + verb + -ing

1. I will have been walking.

2. You will have been walking.

  3. He will have been walking.

4. She will have been walking.

5. We will have been walking.

6. They will have been walking.

They will have been traveling for six hours.