English Grammar: Advanced Structures (2)
Course Overview
The course "English Grammar: Advanced Structures (2)" is designed for learners aiming to expand their understanding of intricate grammatical structures in English. The curriculum delves into advanced grammatical concepts, including the formation of complex interrogative structures, the application of verbs in various forms, and the comparative and superlative use of adjectives. Additionally, the course provides detailed instruction on the correct application of prepositions in diverse contexts, thereby enabling learners to formulate more sophisticated and precise sentences in English.
Learning Outcomes
- Formulate complex interrogative sentences using advanced interrogative pronouns such as "how," "when," and "why."
- Comprehend and accurately apply a variety of verb forms, including state verbs, phrasal verbs, and infinitives.
- Use comparative and superlative adjectives to express varying degrees of comparison effectively.
- Employ prepositions accurately to denote possession, time, location, and manner in English sentences.
- Differentiate between countable and uncountable nouns, and apply appropriate quantifiers such as "some," "any," "much," and "many" in sentence construction.
Acquired Skills
Complex Interrogative Structures
Advanced Verb Forms
Comparative and Superlative Adjectives
Mastery of Prepositions
Noun Quantification
Proficiency Level
Intermediate (Ages 14+)