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Beginner Level English 4 - Verbs and Phrases
This course explains how to use verbs and teaches you a number of useful phrases. We take you through the rules governing the use of auxiliary verbs and action words and show you how to use first, second and third person voice. English can be an intimidating language to learn but we break complex rules down into simple steps. We also draw on examples, exercises and audio clips to help you improve your accent and pronunciation.
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Beginner Level English 4 - Verbs and Phrases
Learn how to use English verbs and add useful phrases to your vocabulary with this free online English language course.
This course explains how to use verbs and teaches you a number of useful phrases. We take you through the rules governing the use of auxiliary verbs and action words and show you how to use first, second and third person voice. English can be an intimidating language to learn but we break complex rules down into simple steps. We also draw on examples, exercises and audio clips to help you improve your accent and pronunciation.
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7 Lessons
Module 1: Grammar - Verbs & Phrases
5 units of presentations, listening exercises and test questions designed to increase your knowledge of the following topics:
Verbs, Can (ability), Present simple, Aux verbs in questions, and Aux verb replies.
1.Learning Outcomes
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2.Verbs
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3.Can for Ability
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4.Present Simple Tense
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5.Auxiliary Verb Questions
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6.Auxiliary Verb Replies
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7.Beginner Level English Course - Verbs & Phrases: Course Summary
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Comments5 Comments

Dr. Uqbah I.Augugust 03, 2025
Great course

Schamaine A.September 27, 2017
This is one of the easiest course to learn...

Mohamed E.September 27, 2017
smart way to learn

Rana A.September 26, 2017
it was very good course.

Mandy C.September 25, 2017
I think this course was great i learnt a lot.
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