Description

This topic re-introduces participants to the basics of grammar. It teaches them to recognize parts of speech and also frame grammatically correct sentences. Framing questions correctly and using the appropriate question tags are important elements of grammar, and they are also dealt with in this topic. An insight into tenses and voices is provided. Selecting the correct verb tense and conjugating verbs correctly is tricky in English. Also, using the right voice impacts the tone of a sentence. . In addition, the learner is exposed to subject-verb agreement principles and correct usage of the same. This topic also covers homonyms and homophones, or simply put, confusing words in English. The students will understand the importance of vocabulary and its benefits. Strategies to enhance one’s vocabulary will also be shared.

Curriculum

Module 1: Introduction to Basic English Grammar I

Parts of Speech, Types of Sentences, Comparison of Adjectives, Introduction to Basic English

Module 2: Grammar II

Questions and Question Tags, Mechanics of Grammar Essential English Grammar I

Tenses, Voices 

Module 3: Essential English Grammar II

Subject-Verb agreement, Confusing words 

Module 4: Vocabulary and Fluency

Introduction and Meaning of Vocabulary, Strategies for Building Vocabulary, Using technology to build Vocabulary; Fluency.

Learning Outcomes

• Label parts of speech
  
• Choose correct comparison of adjectives 
  
• Construct a good vocabulary
  
• Construct grammatically correct sentences by using the right tenses and voices in English grammar
  
• Write grammatically correct sentences that follow subject-verb agreement principles 
  
• Compare and contrast improvement in vocabulary
  

Who Should Attend?

• Any Graduate, U/G and Post Graduate
  

Job Prospects 

• Soft Skill Trainer
  
• Communication Trainer
  
• Spoken English Trainer
  

Certification

After completing this course and successfully passing the certification examination, the student will be awarded the “Essentials of Grammar” certification.

If a learner chooses not to take up the examination, they will still get a 'Participation Certificate'.