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English Grammar - Present Tense (Intermediate level)
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This grammar course is designed for intermediate level English speakers and explores the present tense. We lay out its different forms, including the present continuous and the present simple tense. We establish how certain words are used to talk about possessions and personal attributes and explain how to use the present tense in negative and contracted forms, for scheduled events and for actions. This course helps you to learn English.
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English Grammar - Present Tense (Intermediate level)
Learn how to use the present perfect continuous voice to form simple English verbs with this free online English course.
This grammar course is designed for intermediate level English speakers and explores the present tense. We lay out its different forms, including the present continuous and the present simple tense. We establish how certain words are used to talk about possessions and personal attributes and explain how to use the present tense in negative and contracted forms, for scheduled events and for actions. This course helps you to learn English.
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Module 1
5 Lessons
Present Tense
3 lesson topics covering the grammar of the Present Tense at Intermediate (B1) level. Interactive presentations, images and audio by native speakers of English. This course includes a learning outcomes topic, a lesson summary topic, formative test questions and a final graded assessment that you can complete if you would like to obtain a certificate in English Grammar.
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1.Learning Outcomes
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2.Present Perfect
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3.Present Continuous
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4.Present Simple
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5.Intermediate Level English Grammar - Present Tense: Course Summary
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Module 2
1 Lessons
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